The Russellville Democrat., 1884-09-11
LOCAL LINES.

last week.
Public sciiool commences the FIRST
Monday In next month.
If you are sick use Walkers Sui
phur water and be made whole.
Mrs. Weaver, mother of Saml.
Weaver died at Atkins last week.
AT the council meeting last Thurs
day nothing but routine work was
done.
w. II. Rankin who has been quite
sick for sometime is able to be about
again.
Miss Theodosia Searcy left last
week to attend school at Blue Noun
tain, Miss.
Mrs. Dunn died at the residence of
Mr.. w, J. Bergman last Thursday and
was buried Friday.
The official vote of Pope county for
State and county officers will be found
in to-days DEMOCRAT.
MTe. hcHiy NaIuch WAS quiIC siCh
last week. Her illness created much
solicitude to many friends.
w. p. Wooten is in st. Louis this
week visiting the Exposition and buy.
ing stock of fall and winter goods.
Pink Moody, an experienced rail-
way engineer, took charge of the d. &
r. R. X. engine last Monday morning.
-WATERl WATER! Pure Sulphur
water can be had at Walkers well at
21ac per visit.
Capt. James M. Harkey went to
Little Rock to attend the funeral of
Chief Justice E. II. English last Sun
day.
There will be Colt Fair at Cross
Plains, Saturday, the 18th inst. All
lovers of fine stock are invited to at
tend.
IF you are in good health use
Walkers Sulphur water and retain
your health. Only 21ac per visit or
two for nickle.
Rev. J. B. Scarcy returned last
week from trip to Southeast Arkansas
and reports fiourishlng times in the
sections visited by him.
DO not fail to attend the Clev Gland
club meeting next Monday night.
Hon. Poindexter Dunn will be the ora
tor OF the occasion. Ladies are invited.
-O'Neal Bros is the place to buy
your Queens and Glassware. They
have the largest stock, best assortment
and prices that you will net turn away
from.
"A beautiful sample of new crop
sorghum made on Cook evaporation,
was shown us last Saturday by Mr..
James Hamilton. He will have sor-
ghum for sale.
We bought more Queens and Glass
ware than any other one firm in town
and now have hewn down prices to
make room for onr fall stock.
O'NEAL Bros.
Our friend James A. Moseley, Esq,
has accepted situation with j. II.
Fowler. Mr.. Moseley is an accom-
plished gentleman and will make an
agreeable and attentive salesman.
No trouble to show goods. Every.
body Is invited to call and examine our
stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. O'NEAL Bios.
Mr. Thomas J. Russell can be found
at Humphreys. Neal & Co., dispensing
bargains to judicious purchasers. Mr..
Russell has large circle Of friends
who will hunt him up when they come
10 town.
-O'Neal Bros. Ia the place to buy q
saddle, bride, halter, or anything In
that line.
We thank our good friends of tn {
Arkansas Methodist tor the following
Russellville has good factory and q
splendid school house, elegant churches,
and no whisky shops. A good place
to find a home.
Plenty of testimony can be had as
to the efficacy OF Walkers Sulphur wa
ter If wanted. G.. w. WALKER.
We were pleased to receive friend
ly calls the past week from the follow
ing gentlemen: Hugh Bonds, Dover
John Forrest, John j. Rye, London
w. l.. Grow, w. j. Sheriff, Caglesville
j. A. Faucet, J. w. Eudy, Dover.
If you are in favor of goods thai
are new, cheap. nobby and OF the lates
stole, go to O'Neal Bros.
DIR. NJ. NJ. MEG uire dropped int
see us last week. He was enroute hom'
from successful tour In the interest o
che Masonic Mutual Re lief Association
He is gaining strength and health yer,
fast and will soon DO be possessed OF HI
old-time vlgor and energy.
10 prove thing you must test II
We will cell cheap! Come everyDod.
and buy our goods. We defy competi
ton. O'NEAL BRos.
"A young man named Minor wa
arrested at Atkins charged with steal
ing a horse in Kansas. He was follow
ed taken into custody and placed In jal
at Dover for safe keeping until he ca