The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-09-04
Go e O'Neal Bros. FOR tinware.

Mrs. Judge "A. J. Bayliss Of Do
yer, is visiting relatives IN town.
10 Yards OF prints for one dol
lar at Humphreys. Neal \ Cos.
Mr.. A. Hover Of Mt. Vernon,
Ills, is visiting his friend Mr.. Frank
Roys.
WANTED.-Some one competent to
take care OF an invalid as nurse. Ap-
ply to B. w. ALLEN.
Go to Humphreys, Neal 4 Co.,
for anything you need. Their stock
is new and complete.
--Messrs. j. I. Pardew and Hollie
Halle OF Liberty township were cali
ers Tuesday afternoon.
Humphreys, Neal 4 CO., have a
fine and we'll selected stock of hosiery.
Don't fail to examine before buying.
A little disturbance on election
day over a bottle Of whisky. Too,
bad boys, do better next time.
No old stock to be palmed off
for new goods at Humphreys, Neal
Il Co.'S.
"A notice OF interest to the pub
lie from G. w. Walker proprietor of
the Sulphur we'll, will be found else
where.
If you need good saddle and
bride go to O'Neal Bros.
Mr.. S. j. Robinson, Gravelly
Hill merchant, is passing few days
in town mingling with has old
friends.
We offer extra bargains in mems
and boys clothing. O'NEAL Bios.
After Monday next G. W. Ely
will occupy the Russell store house
on Main street, between Erwin's and
Semonin's.
For bargains in clothing, mems
and boys hats, go to O'Neal Bros.
After Monday next G. w. Ely
will occupy the Russell store house
on Main street, between Frwin's and
Semonin's.
Don't forget O'Neal Bros. when
you want goods and are in favor Of
low prices.
Still no rain. The dry weather
has greatly injured the crops, some
report one third and some one half
on the uplands.
All who examine our stock are
pleased with quality and prices.
O'NEAL BRos.
Mr.. Sam Brown has given us
samples Of sweet potatoes dried on
his evaporator. They are fine and
all Mr.. Brown claims for them.
-O'Neal Bros, keeps fine chew
ing and smoking tobacco, cigars and
Duke of Durham cigaretts.
Mr.. Thomas ). Russell has &C
cepted situation in the establish
ment of Humphreys, Neal u Co.
His many friends will take due no.
tice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
Bring your chickens, butter,
eggs, hides, &C., TO O'Neal Bros, and
get the market price.
Last Saturday afternoon the
Cleveland Club received handsome
banner which vas OF once suspended
across Main street, from the club
room In the upper story of Wilson's
brick store to M. Jacobson's. The
banner is 20 feet long. made of hunt.
ing and has two large cloth pictures
OF Cleveland and Hendricks, % x AZ
inches, on each side. 1t cost $4,000.
Go to O'Neal Bros, for extra
heavy doeskin james, and prices that
will suit the times.
The vote in this township Mon
day was unusually large, reaching
in the aggregate 565. The election
was holly contested. The republi-
cans were well organized and work
ed faithfully. Hughes received 1856
votes, and Boles 1877. Russell receiv-
ed 307 votes and Tobey PSI. For
Amendment received 400. against
A. For License received lit, against
$40. G. w. Bergman and P. j.
Haryill we're elected justices and j.
II. Poe constable of this township.
A tabulated vote of the county by
townships will appear next week.
WANTED.-A woman to do general
house work. Wages $40 per month.
I. j. RUSSELL.
The Brothers Of Freedom barbecue
at McKeever's church last Thursday is
characterized by the Brothers as "the
grandest event of the campaign" All
the B. Of F. candidates and most of the
democrctic candidates were present
and addressed the people. Mr. Whar-
ton made the first speech and while ar
raigning the democratic party for al
legged shortcomings the speakers stand
containing score or so of the faithful
gave way and precepitated them to the
ground. The accident caused much
merriment and was considered an Ill
omen. The speakers recovered COM
posture and went on with the program
me. There was large supply OF