The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

" Y ~% ~Nf'~a'~ ~s~ ht St,11~ " 't@1 ~kt | season.
 Bring your wool, furs, hides, and all Kinds of produce to 0sNeal Bros.
 Mrs. A. B. Williamson and Mrs. c. ! W. Berryman visited friends In the country last Saturday.
 Everything is away down below Rock Bottom prices at k. J. Wilson's
 Look. out for ssThe Chiefl'' He will soon show you where to find the best cigars. J. W. WELLS.
 Mrs. M. A. Moseley of Ola, Yell county, is in the city visiting her fath- CTS family and other relatives.
 The only house in town giving one dollar and twenty-five cents worth of goods for one dollar is R. J. Wilson's.
 --Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Potts departed last Saturday on trip to St. Louis to take in the fair and exposition and wis., it relatives. We wish them pleasant trip and safe return.
 A good top buggy and harness to trade for corn, or would sell for money. Apply to T. NJ. Wyatt, Russellviile, Ark.
 -Dardanelle has whisky. And the Post tells of "round dance'' and track ct" drunks, "sign shooting" and ''win- dow-smashing drunks," etc. Better take advantage of the three mile law.
 My stock is complete, and for the cash you needn't leave my house to find low prices. k. J. WILSON
 Sidney c. Burgess of London. this fL A IL ,o Mad ical College at Little Rock. We trust | our young friend will emerge from the institution bearing the highest honors. |
 IA hint to the wise is sufficient" and the cheapest and best paint is the "Rubber." J. W. WELLS.
 MT. J. T. Wharton has been ap-I poin ted presidential elector for this dis trict on the Butler ticket. A few short weeks ago he was posing Gas the mo- blest democrat of them all." So runs the world away.
 Among our callers last Thursday | we are pleased to mention: Messrs. $. J. Jordan and J. W. Neil, Gumlog; J. T. Bullock, Scottsville; Dr. Gray and | J. T. Tolbert, Clarksville, and ". M. Albright of Freeman Springs.
 Hard times made easy, by trading with R. J. WILSON.
 --Dr. T. B. Moseley arrived from Quitman last Thursday and received a cordial welcome from hosts of friends. The Dr. is seeking new location to practice his profession, and wherever he may cast his lot, the best wishes of friends will follow him. ha Eo cheap store of ODNEAL BROS.
 -Messrs. W. L. Morris and G. R. Williams, wife and son, representing the press of Dardanelle, came over last | Thursday in response to an invitation of the Sells Brothers to witness their many attractions. We hope and be- 1 lieve our friends spent pleasant after | noon. The place to trade is the Famous cheap store of O'Neal Bros.
 Our esteemed Appleton correspond ent writes us about a glorious revival of religion at Mt. Zion church the lat ter part of August. About twenty per sons were happily converted and there were sixteen or seventeen accessions to the church. A boys prayer meeting was organized and the old mems prayer meeting was greatly strengthened. We regret that lack of space forbids pub fishing the entire letter.
 | .-Come and see me and if low prices are any lnducement, will sell you. R. J. WILSON. J. F. Byers of Alma arrested the proprietors of the Sells Brothers circus at this place Thursday charging them with Kidnapping a boy in Crawford county. After legal consultation the defendants were released, the testimo- ny being insufficient to support the charge. The missing boy evidently became circus-struck and joined the show without the knowledge or con- nivance of the proprietors.
 Our motto is, quick sales and small profits, and that is the reason we are selling so many goods.
 O'NEAL BROS. The Clinton Banner of the 1st inst, contained the following: Mrs. Kate Fears and daughter Miss Jimmie, and son Will, left us Friday for their home | in Russellyille. Will has obtained a good situation In a mercantile house at | Ft. Smith. He Is capable and deserv- | ing young man and will do well. Mrs. Fears and Miss Jimmie will be greatly missed in Clinton, where they will al- ways be remembered with esteem and love.
 II am now prepared to furnish stu dents with pencil tablets, erasers. pen eils, sponges, and stationery of all kinds at lowest prices Call ard see | me. J. w. WELLS.
 -The circus has come and gone, and we hazard nothing in saying it was the best exhibition of the kind ever wit messed here. The menagerie was un- usually full and complete and the cir GUS performances wonderful in concep- tion and artistic in execution. There was not dull act on the programme. Everybody was well satisfied. The DEMOCRAT returns thanks to MT. Harry Evarts ''The Little Giant Orator" and Press Agent for courtesies extended. "A nice lot of brides and saddles. cheap, at O'NEAL BROS. In view of the many depredations | committed by escaped convicts 1t ap- pears that it would be but simple act of justice to make the lessees of the penitentiary or the convict employers responsible for damages sustained by citizens when victimized by escaped criminals. As it now stands citizen is wholly at the mercy of these men