The Russellville Democrat., 1884-09-18
OR 900 AII-SUPERIOR STA RS fnNsooA q ah The IA

"A hint to the wise is sufficient
go to Eby's for your Stoves and Tin
ware.
We are sorry to record the accident
to Mr.. Lee Hearne by an axe flying of
the handle and striking him just below
the knee and inflicting az ugly cash
and seriously fracturing the bone and
it is feared injurlng the muscle. We
hope speedy recovery.
Many subscribers living near small
postoffices often are at a loss to know
how to send remittances for their pa
per. The best and most convenient
way in such cases is to buy twO-cent
postage stamps and send them in let
ter.
Thomas Hamlin we'll and favorably
known in all parts of Pope county has
accepted situation with Ford q Bost.
Of Atkins. Mr.. Hamlin Is an expert
enced and capable salesman and Messrs.
Ford & Bost are to be congratulated
upon securing his services.
COME oN.-We will sell as cheap as
ever, nearly everybody has spent some
money with us, and say they will spend
more. Our goods can be found in near
~ every home for seventy miles away,
and we have only been selling at this
place since August the first.
O'NEAL BROS.
In Atkins last Friday night we
were the guest of our Tar Heel friend
j. A. Bost. Nothing can excel a Tar
Heels hospitality and his knack OF
making you feel at home, and especial
ly when he has such wife as friend
Bost's.
VIM Brothers have bought the
Yerzley building and will occupy 1t
with well selected stock of groceries
in short time. Meanwhile they are
closing out their present stock at the
old stand at prices that will be an In
ducenent to buyers.
Rev. J. w. Heagan dropped in last
Thursday to bid us goodbye. lie goes
to Lamar, Mo-, to take charge OF the
Presbyterian church at that place. We
but voice the sentiment of his legion OF
friends in Pope county when we wish
Mr.. Reagan and his family long lie
and prosperity in their new home.
C. w. Bergman, Esq, was dele
gate from Russellville lodge X. of Ii. to
the grand lodge which met at TT. Smith
last week. He returned last Saturday
and accords the Fort Smith people the
highest need of praise for their open
hearted generosity manifested In the
entertainment given the grand lodge
delegates.
In a few days we will be in receipt Of
a large lot of flour, bacon, lard, molass-
es, and everything that is kept In well
stocked general store. We intend to
keep everything in the demands of the
people. Everybody is invited to call
and examine our stock and prices. No
trouble to show goods.
O'NEAL Bros.
We made the acquaintance of some
of Pope's solid citizens in Atkins last
week, and some of the DEMOCRATS
good friends whom we had not met be-
fore. We were glad to form thei- ac-
abundance. Wn would like to know
every good citizen in the county and as
far rs we know join him in the very
best methods to develop and build up
our country.
"A train passed Mill Creek station
last Thursday running at the rate Of
twelve miles an hour. Our young friend
George Howell was at that station
and wanted to come to Russellyille
and AS he knows no such word as fail
when he wants to doa thing he boarded
that train with the agility ofan expert,
but the shaking up he got he will re-
member for many long day. After
two days confinement to bed and lib
eral use of Arnica ne Is again In his &C
customed haunts as active as Of yore.