The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-08-14

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here tomorrow.
Rev. B.R. Womack Ia conducting a
revival meeting at the Baptist church.
Good coffee, pounds for 81 100 at
Winchester's
Col. G.. NJ. Edgar will visit Russell.
Vile, Monday, 18th inst, In the inter.
est of the A. /. u. He will deliver an
address at night.
Meals only 25 cts, at
Winchester's
We were pleased to receive call
this week from Mr.. j. C. Bonds of Do
yer township. He gave us the follow
ing report of the yield Of wheat on his
farm the present season: May wheat,
2l1a bus. per acre; MEDITERRANEAN, 49,
bus. per acre. Who can beat it?
My tables are supplied with the
best the market affords.
j. P. Winchester.
Among the signatures to the card
heading j. T. Wharton's communities
tior last week, we inadvertently APP
pended the name OF B. Berry instead OF
ID. Perry. About fifty papers were
printed before the mistake was discov-
cred and corrected. We make this ex-
PLANTATION in justice to all parties.
60 to Winchester's for a good meal.
BY reference to the proceedings
published elsewhere it will be seen
that at the judicial convention held at
GAINESVILLE on the Sth inst, Hon. j. G..
| Wallace. of this county, was nominate
ed for the office of prosecuting attorney
by reclamation. Mr.. Wallace has made
most efficient and capable officer and
will be reelected without opposition.
Parents, teach your boys to load their
toy pistols. with Bilious Bullets, and
the community will then be safe.
Hon. j. w. House, OF White coun-
ty, democratic elector for the state-at-
large, and Col. James Mitchell, editor
of the Little Rock Democrat, were very
welcome callers at our Office yesterday
morning. These gentlemen are doing
yeoman service for the democracy and
jori ties for the national, state and
county they visit.
Attend the primaries Saturday
Go to H. S. Alexander for your
I.econte pear trees, the only blight
proof pear known.
We are indebted to Mr.. Will C.
Renfrow of Dover for thrilling pict-
ure entitled ssThe Ten White Men and
Two Negroes Who Defrauded the
American People out of theirChoice for
President in 1876" The famous Twelve
here presented will ssgo laundering
\ A1.a o1 .ufp k<Sx-, ~
the most gigantic steal of the Nine
tenth century.
Go and see that blight proof pear
at III. S. Alexander IS.
We are authorized to state that
James NJ Henry has withdrawn from
the race for Representative before the
primaries and is no longer in the field.
Mr.. Henry has been induced to take
this step on account of failing health.
He will support the democratic nomi-
nees with all his strength and influ-
ence.
Don't fail to buy some Leconte
pear trees. A. ii. HOskins will sell in
the country, and Fl. s. Alexander In
town.
A woe-begope, disheartened miner
from the gold regions of Searcy county
arrived in town last week. He APP
preached gentleman and asked If it
was true that Greedy was found. eyes,
sir, found in the Arctic Ocean," was
the reply. ",rhe mischief You say.
thought he was dead long ago" Then
after pause: 81 voted for him onc't
but hang me If they git me to do it
agin.o
Napoleon, Mo-, Dec. 25th, 1888.
Messrs. Collins Bros Your Aguc
Cure meets with wonderful success.
We have sold it for more than a year,
we first introduced it by selling it 'sno
cure no pay" and we have never had
a single bottle returned. 1t has be-
come universal household remedy.
Lightner Bros.
On last Saturday after spirited
contest of two hours the Hill Nine de-
feated the Gross Nine i'm another game
Of base ball, in which the former nine
came out i've points ahead. The win
ming nine feel very much elated, Of
course, over their second victory, and
deserve all the praise they get for
they have played well. The old favor
ites-the Gross Nine-displayed great
courage and skill, but had to succumb,
Dtcausc, Us OHc VI ttUH CAPiCSSCu 1bs
s'The other side simply out-played u.s."
Apex, Mo-, Oct. 18th, 1883.
Messrs. Collins Bros 81 think your
Ague Cure the most remarkable Medi-
cine ever saw. One bottle of it cured
my son Of very stubborn case of
chills and three other persons also.
II. II. Morris, +. M.
--Messrs. Page and Carpenter OF FL
liott, Iowa, whom we mentioned last
week as inspecting this vicinity with
view of locating, we are glad to say.
were so we'll pleased that they pur-
chased property and returned home last
Friday to arrange for moving down.
The former bought the Barlow place
| Is miles north of town, and the latter
bought five acres from Mr.. j. L. Shlnn
of unimproved land on the prairie east
of the Melrose Mills. Several other
families will accompany Messrs. Page
and Carpenter on their return, and will
at once purchase homes in our midst.
Gum Springs. Ala, Dec. oath, 1888.
Messrs. Collins Bros Your Ague
Cure is meeting with great success
here. 1t seems to cure almost every
thing, and is wonderfully popular.
Every one wants it.
Ira Whaley. p. M.
Ca..I 90 III anI~c