The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-20

Mr. NJ. III. Baird Is assisting Sher-
if Quinn In collecting taxes. lobe Is
an expert accountant, quick and accu-
rate, and will be valuable adjunct to
the collectors Office.
Navy beans at Semonin's.
w. L. Grow, Esq, and Mr.. w. J.
Sheriff. of Moreland township, favored
the DEMOCRAT with call last week.
They report good cheer and democracy
jubilant In their section.
Open kettle sugar house molasses,
cheap, at Winn's.
Mr.. VIII Baird left to take charge
of the trcasurer's office at Dover last
Monday morning, We commend VIII
to the good graces Of the good people of
Dover and especially the fair sex.
For sugar 90 to Semonin's.
Mr.. Sam Brown, living three miles
from Russellville, is Offering for sale a
few thousand budded apple and peach
trees of his own growing. Fruit rails
ers will do well to make a note Of this,
and patronize Mr.. Browns nursery.
You can buy kit and barrel mack
erel cheaper than you ever bought
them before at Winn's.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisment Of John r. Young as commits
sioner giving notice of sale of engines,
boilers, saw mill rigging and tract of
land, on the 18th day of December
next.
The bond of George Baird, treasur-
er-elect, was approved last week by the
circuit judge, and he entered upon the
discharge of nis duties last Monday.
Mr.. viii Baird has been appointed dep
uty-treasurer and will be in charge of
| the office.
We have not heard of complaint of
an unkind word or act during last Fri
days festivities. The Democrats al
though joyous in the extreme, and with
sufficient cause for exultation, were too
magnanimous to wound or injure a
| fallen foe.
The Rural and Workman. a nom
| political agricultural journal, doing
yeoman service In furthering the inter
ests of Arkansas farmers, and published
will be sent to any address in connec-
ton with the DEMOCRAT for 50. Try it
farmers and Brothers of Freedom.
Sheriff John w. Quinn and depu-
ties turned over to the penitentIary
lessees at Little Rock last week the fol-
lowing persons sentenced at the recent
term Of Pope county circuitcourt, to wit:
l.. M. Gunter, Will Settle and j. c..
Corpe, for grand larceny; George
| Sweden two years for arson.
The following esteemed gentlemen
have paid their respects to the DEMO-
Graf since last issue: G. X. Campbell
and w. +. Cleveland, Atkins; j. w.
Walker, j. II. Stroud, Appleton; John
Turnbow, Caglesvil)e; l.. L. Journey,
G. L. Brown, B. ". Bewley, Chas.
Campbell, f. p. Bowden, d. p. West,
j. S. Shelton, j. s. Reel.
The Arkansas Teacher for October
is out, and the delay is amply cornpen-
stated by the new dress and artistic
printing of the new publishers, KEEL
logg & Co. Its contents are fully up to
the standard of Educational journals,
and commends it to the consideration
of school workers and advocates every
where. Address, Prof. j. II. Shinn,
Magnolia, Ark.
cheaper than anybody who ever sold in
Russellville.
Mr.. Joe Simpson, for long time
connected with Luker, Settle & Co.'S
establishment at this place, will soon
open a shop at Mill Creek Station, five
miles west Of Russellville. Mr.. Simp-
son is good workman, prompt and re-
liable, and we predict ne will build up
good business at Mill Creek.
Remember to 20 to O'Neal Bros.
| for the best sugar and coffee.
we had pleasant call from Prof.
J. Il. Evans last Friday. Prof. Evans
is teaching school few miles east of
Dover, and reports good attendance
and live educational interest in the
community in which he resides. He
promises to send us an occasional letter
| from his section, which we know will
be appreciated by our readers.
1T is no trouble for O'Neal Bros.
| to beat anybody on hardware, tinware,
queens and glass ware, for they are
overstocked with that line of goods.
and will sell if they only get their
money back.
-Messrs. Allen & Blackburn, long
established and we'll known mercantile
| firm of Russellville, address the trading
public through the columns of the
DEMOCRAT to-day. The members OF
this firm enjoy an enviable reputation
| for probity and correct business meth
| that everything will be as represented
at this house: Mr.. f. III. Shinn is con-
nected with this house and will be glad
| to have his friends call.
! -O'Neal Bros. sent their orders to
the east and received the handsomest
lot of wooden goods ever brought to
this market.
Our townsman, John B. Evants,
and his brother, have just finished SOW
| ing fifty-acre farm In wheat two miles
northwest of Dover. One month s
time was consumed in gathering crop
of corn of of the ground, breaking and
subsoiling and sowing the wheat with
an improved drill. The crop is excell-
emily put in, and we will lose our guess,
IL these energetic gentlemen don't reap
a rich harvest next summer for their
months toll.
--O'Neal Bros. IL the place to buy
your goods; If you don't believe it, try
them on table and pocket cutlery, they
have just opened a large stock.
Beginning at Martin township next
Saturday, the 22d inst, Mr.W. l.. Grow
will join the tax collector OH his rounds
in the interest of the DEMOCRAT. Our
friends wherever visited by Mr.. Crow
will be rs well served as ii they were to
apply personally at this Office. Those
In arrears for subscription will oblige
us by paying over the sums of their in
debtedness and renewing for the COM
ing year. The DEMocRAT drawing will
come off on Saturday, December 9th,