The Russellville Democrat., 1884-08-28


Miss Eta Bayliss il visiting
friends and relatives in Dover.
DR.. Morgan Adams, Of Sardis
Miss, is here, visiting his sister,
Mrs. B. X. Rodgers.
We are sorry to hear OF the i'll
ness Of Van Boswell, and hope he
will soon recover.
p. J. Rollow, the democratic
candidate for assessor, was on our
streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Hall, of TT. Smith, has
been in town this week, in the inter
ests of the Frisco Route.
We were glad to see Mr.. p. G.
Blevins, the popular proprietor oil
Nebo Hotel, in our city this week.
Mr.. w. A. Galloway, leading At.
kins druggist, was a welcome caller
yesterday morning.
Russell, Potts, Quinn, Gibson, Rol-
low, Petty, Halle and Jamison are the
candidates to vote for. Democrats
show your fealty to your party and
your people by voting the ticket
through.
Among the Dover visitors pres
ent at the match game we noticed
R. b. Higgins, Jno w. Quinn, Dick
Cloman, T. M. Neal, and several 9th
ers whose names we failed to obtain.
The cotton out look along the line
of the Fort Smith road is quite gloomy.
Reports from all parts are burdened
with the cry 'sno rain.' Everything
is parched and drying up. A general
rain would be God-send to this coun
ty.
--O'Neal Bros, are dealers in gen.
eral merchandise.
Ats meeting of the Cleveland and
Hendricks club last Wednesday night
committee was appointed to procure
a Cleveland and Hendricks banne 1t
will be received in a few days and
"hung upon the outer WALL in honor
of our noble standard bearers.
Don't forget O'Neal Bros, on
corner Main and Terrence streets.
Last Thursday night after ten
O'Clock the barn and stables of Mr..
Silas Henry, who lives few miles
Southwest of Russellville, were de-
stroyed by fire. 1t was evidently the
work of an incendiary. About fifty
bushels of wheat and 140 bushels of
oats, some fodder, farming tools and a
wagon were destroyed. One of his
mules was badly burned, but will re-
cover. The loss is quite heavy and Mr..
Henry has the sympathy of many
friends.
Russell, Potts, Quinn, Gibson, Roll
low, Petty, Halle and Jamison are the
candidates to vote for. Democrats show
your fealty to your party and your peo-
pie by voting the ticket through.
school directors are hereby notified
of the following provisions of the school
law: The enumeration and financial
reports must be made out in the proper
form, sworn to before justice of the
peace or circuit clerk and forwarded to
the County Examiner between the 1st
and 10th days of September. Making
the reports in pencil or mixing the
names Of colored children with whites,
is not in proper form. Failing to
swear to your work, or falling to for
ward to the Examiner before the 10th
of September is direct violation of
law. Send reports direct to the Coun-
ty Examiner. Secs. 70 and "a pre-
scribe heavy fines for delaying reports.
Russell, Potts, Quinn. Gibson, Roll
low, Petty, Halle and Jamison are the
candidates to vote for. Democrats show
your fealty to your party and your peo-
pie by voting the ticket through.
-JUsT RECEIVED from the eastern
market, choice and well selected
stock Of clothing, saddlery, tinware,
hardware, clocks, cutlery DC, and in
due time will receive choice line of
fall and winter dry good. We res
pectfully invite everybody to call
and examine our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember our
goods are all fresh and new, just
from the market. No old goods in
our house. Call and examine for
your self. Respectfully,
O'NEAL Bros.
Russell, Potts, Quinn, Gibson, Roll
low, Petty, Halle and Jamison are the
candidates to vote for. Democrats
show your fealty to your party and your
people by voting the ticket through.
Read the letter from Gala Rock
n,bI;aI.ad aleouhara 1loao II not