The Russellville Democrat., 1884-11-06

building at that place.
The Cove Sunday school resolu-
lions on the death OF Miss Hattie Brad
ley will appear next week.
lin answer 10 question will say
that we have had no correspondence
from -. Il. Brown" as charged by
O'Conner's latest communication In the
Reflector.
Miss Fannie Bradley, who was so
near deaths door, last week. Is out Of
danger and rapidly recovering. The
many friends OF Miss Bradley and fam
lily will be rejoiccd to hear this.
Rev. T. j. Reynolds and family OF
Washington county have been in town
this week visiting friends. We acknow-
ledge a call from Mr.. Reynolds and his
little daughter, Miss Nora.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of w. J. Clifford in another
column. Mr.. Clifford Is an excellent
workman, thoroughly reliable and will
guarantee satisfaction to all patrons.
--Messrs. w. i. Grow, w. Sheriff.,
w. 4. Blackford and --Trantham, paid
the DEMOCRAT call last Monday. To
these and all other friends the DEM
oCRAT's latch-string is always outside.
Mr.. Sid Bradley, who has been at
tending school In Iowa the past two
years, came home in answer to a tele-
gram, to see his sisters who were sick.
His mission was a sad one and he has
the sincere sympathy of many friends.
II. Winchester is agent for Amer
lie az n "a.
Mass, and is selling their unrivalled
compressed Bluing. Both articles are
needed in every household, and their
merits well worth investigating.
C. w. Mitchell, business manager
of the Mabel Norton Combination ia
vored us with call last Monday. We
found him to be courteous, obliging
and .business-like, such an agent as
should represent so excellent theatre
cal company as Mabel Norton's.
A called meeting Of the Russell
vile literary society was held at the
residence Of Capt. j. M. Haney last
Monday evening, for the purpose of
amending and adopting the pro
gramme made out by the appointed
committee of last week.
For cross cut saws, axes and
tools go to the Roys hardware, their
prices are the lowest.
Last Thursday we received very
pleasant call from d.. j. HI. Potts of
Atkins and Mr. Thos. T.. Martin, rep
resenting Edward Martin & Co.,
Clothiers, St. Louis. Both are elegant
gentlemen and fluent conversational
fists, and will be ever welcome at the
DEMOCRAT sanctum.
Go to the Roys Hardware for
nails. Prices lower than elsewhere.
We have received three answers to
the question how much corn would the
Russellvile dnde receive for 80 days
work. il he should get grain the first
day, 2 grains the second, 4 the third, 5
the fourth and so on the 30 days. count
ing 800 grains to the ear and 120 ears to
the bushel. J. l.. Alley of Quincy,
Ills, sends the only correct answer
which is II ,S95 bushels, SO ears and 1923
grains, and adds that he "would like
to be dude under such Circumstance
es.,
The largest stock and lowest
prices on Stoves at Roys' Hardware.
VIM. J. Dodson, formerly of this
county, a minister OF the NJ. f. church,
died at Little Rock last week. His re-
mains were brought home and inferred
In the family burying ground last Sat
urday. The Adeiphian Society of the
J.. r. University, of which the deceased
was member, passed memorial res
olutions as follows:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His wisdom and prudence to
take from our number Brother William
j. Dodson, who died this morning at
A 80 O'Clock; and
Whereas, We feel that his place will
long be vacant, he being not only an
ornament to the society but also most
studious member; therefore,
Resolved, That we extend to the be-
reaved widow our heart felt sympa-
thies in this her misfortune.
Al. GARDEN,
j. Il. TRETT,
Committee.
IF you want good Flour use the
ANCHOR brand at SHINN'S.
--Godey's Lady Book(J. II. Haulen-
beck & Co., Phila.) for November is
the finest number of the book that has
ever been published. The frontispiece,
a fl ne steel engraving Of "The Morn
ing Call" represents pretty child in
bed while saucy, inquisitive little dog
peers into her face, wondering at her
silence. The colored plates are unusu-
ally fine. In addition to the usual de-
signs, there are some beautiful prints
of silk applique work. The literary
matter Is excellent. A new story in
two parts, by Mary +. Bradley, a weird
tale by Mrs. NJ. Shelley Peters, and a
droll Thanksgiving are interesting fea-
lures. All the serials are carried for
ward with absorbing interest. They
advertise $500 prize story that will
shortly appear, and allow their sub
scibers full size cut paper patterns OF
their own selection, without extra
charge. Now is the time to subscribe,
price SO, which entities each one to a
steel engraving suitable for framing,
Circuit court convened in Dover
last Monday with foir attendance
of both the yeomanry and the bar.
His Honor Judge Cunningham pre-
siding. and with his usual dispatch
he set the court agoing in short or
der The grand and petit juries
were impanneled and the grand jury
with J. f. Battenfield foreman