The Russellville Democrat., 1884-07-17
LOCAL LINES.


we thank Mr.. W. d. Livingston
for some nice tomatoes.
Mr.. G.. G.. Winn is teaching the
young idea how to shoot" near Apple
ton.
= with good crop next year and
Arkansas viii boom as she never BOOM
ed before
Mr.. ID. d. Dyer places US under
obligations for samples of splendid
June apples.
The effort to organize military
company among the boys of this place
has resulted in failure.
The Gross Nine and Dardanclle
bovs are matched in n game OF ball for
tomorrow ut Dardanelie.
-Nessrs. Croome & Bro. broke
orouud for new brick drug store
IN Atkins. on last Monday week.
The Methodist church at Atkins
showed signs of recent improvements
adding much to its appearance.
MIR. J. #. Fowler has bought and
improved the Mrs. Quinn place. The
Mace belonged to Mrs. Matte Simpson.
Baird q Bright authorizes us to
nresent a new advertisement to our
readers to-day. Look for it and read it.
Mr.. Sam Brown favored us Satur-
dav with q bucket of peaches and APP
ples. The kind remembrance is appre-
ciated.
Strickland, the photographer, is
now prepared to take pictures in the
twinkling of an eye. See advertise
ment.
1t is about time the papers were
saving ssthe melon-colic days have
come" But we will say nothing
about it.
If the weather clerk will move his
head quarters a few degrees lower
down in the thermometer, no body in
this vicinity will be found to object.
Mr.. NJ. G. Hearne presented at orr
agricultural department last week a
sample of timothy seven feet and eight
inches in height, heads inches long.
Our thanks are due and hereby
rendered Capt. W.'B. Mcdonald, our
very efficient station-agent and tele-
graph operator for fayors extended us.
The tax levy was made upon the
assessed valuation of property In the
county amounting to 50, 1868 ,274. The
revenue derived from this levy will
amount to $9,477.09.
Mr.. J.. w. Eudy of Dover township
called the 18th. He reported a yield Of
oats, l40 bushels from 81. acres, 40
~&Ix rtn fttlv is
profitable farming.
DIED. Little Martha ID. daughter
Oft. j. Kyker, near London Ark,
July Sd 1884, aged years, 6 months
and l day. We extend our sympathy
in this bereavement.
We arc small, but we opine it will
be hard to convince some of the Atkins
folks that size has anything to do with
eating qualities, except it be the small
er you are the more you eat.
Mr.. G. w. Walker authorizes us to
say that his Sulphur well Is furnishing
ample water for the public and that
every body is INVITED to partake free
of charge until further notice.
Next Thursday. the oath inst, the
celebration Of the 45th anniversary of
Davis Chapel S. S. will take place on
Gum Log. Every body is invited to
attend and carry well filled baskets.
A knowledge of the proper shot to
use is OF much Importance to the sue
cessful sportsman. Bilious Bullets
should always be used if you are hunt
ing for health.
We are pleased to learn that Capt.
Barrow and wife are happy In their
new home In Dallas, Texas. The Capt.
is now employed as book keeper for Il
wholesale establishment in that city.
The celebrated Mitchell wagon is
still in the lead. For sale by
r. j. Wilson.
Mr.. G.. w. Chapman formerly of
Russellville, Is now running large
lumber and furniture establishment in
Little Rock and is in shape to sell his
old friends cheap bed steads, safes, etc.
--FoR SALE A second hand buggy
about as good as new--a bargain. APP
ply to X. j. Wilson.
Aguine is the most powerful specific
in the world for ague, chills and fever,
and all malarial disorders. Cure guar
anteed. See advertisement.
School books, large stock, at
r. j. Wilson's.
Kilbourne, La, Nov. 10Th 1888.
Messrs Collins Bros Your Ague
Cure goes like hot cakes. 1t beats the
world for Chills.
w. B. HOLLINGSWORTH.
DIR. j. NJ. Hill of Atkins, with a
new remedy can treat hemorrhoids or
iistula most successfully, and will be
pleased to be put in correspondence
with any one afflicted with these dis
eases.
Lydia. Ala, Sept. 9TH, 1888.
Please fill enclosed order for Collins
Ague Cure. 1t is truly remarkably
successful curative.
MITCHELL Il SON.
While in Atkins, we had the pleas
ure to meet the president of the Arkan-
sas Senate, Col. Ben 4. Embry; the
chairman of the Pope county central
committee, Mr.. T.. A. Darr and candi-
date for County Judge, Mr.. A. NJ. Glib
son.
One of the best arranged and most
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