The Russellville Democrat., 1884-09-11

The Autumnal days are come, the
suitrisst, busiest Of the year
MIR. A. "A. Bradley has been elected
cotton weigher for the ensuing cotton
season.
-Graveily HIIl camppaeeting COM
menees Tonight. A large attendance
Il expected.
q. w. Eby has moved his hard
ware stock TO the now Russell building
on Main street
"A largely attended Commandery
meeting, with the usual banquet, was
held In this place last Monday night.
Not few Of our ole IN. CO. friends
whispered In our ear the invitation to
come back. = but when we remember
ell Arkansas we said nay!
--"A big campmeeting oyer wonder"
has been going on a. Centre Valley the
past week. We are not advised as to
the result.
--All kinds Of produce taken In ex-
change for goods At 0'Neal Bros.
Hon. G. n. Breckenridge will adj
dressthe citizens Of Russellville, We'd
nesday, Oct. LIST. Let everybody turn
ont and hear him.
-O'Neal Bros. have the largest lot
of table and pocket cutlery.
-Messrs. J. II. vanHoose OF Fayette.
vile, and DR.. Mcclure of DArdanelle,
were In town last Monday nightaui at
tendea the csnasasss ery msstf0gss
s-o'Neal Bros. is the place for gro-
ceries, hardware. tinware, etc.
MIR. S. c. Burgess, postmaster and
dealer in general merchandise of Lon
don, this county, was welcome visit
or 20 our sanctum yesterday morning.
60 to O'Neal Bros. for all wool
doe skin jeans and price to suit the
times.
Mr.. l. ii. Crutcher has taken pos
session OF the Tucker Hotel building
and solicits public patronage. Mr..
Crutcher is genial host and is pre-
pared to entertain his patrons in good
style.
ALI wool suits at O'Neal Bros. at
prices never before heard Of.
"A Cleveland Club was organized at
Mill Creek last Tuesday night. Every
township in the county ought to follow
suit and organize the democracy and
give Breckenridge and Cleveland and
Hendricks rousing majority in No
vember.
-O'Neal Bros. sell for cash or its
equivalent therefore can sell cheaper
than any body.
Two bales of new cotton reached
this market bright and early yesterday
morning. One by Logan II. Robinson
and the other by A. B. Shlnn. The
former sold to Howell, White & Co.,
for 10 5-Sc. The latter TO j. l.. Shinn
for 101ac.
Why will you pay dollar for chill
cure when you can buy Bolling's
Cherokee Chill Cure for rs cents, in
Guiding box Of Bilious Bullets. Sold
by j. w. Wells.
Deputy sheriff John White passed
through town last Friday enroute to
Dover with man named Corp who
robbed l.. l.. Palmer at Atkins of $50.
The money MAS fsrsisd concealed IN tho
waistband of his pants. The theft oc-
cured on the I'd inst.
If you want good saw, CROSS cut
or hand saw, 60 to O'Neal Bros.
From the Dardanelle press we learn
chat the Rev. Mr.. Reagan will shortly
remove from that place to Missouri.
The many friends and admirers of Mr..
Heagan in Russellville will regret to
part with Mr.. Reagan, but since he
must GO. wish him abundant success
wherever he may cast his lot.
-Roys, the Hardware man, is to be
found at the old stand with larger
and better assortment of Hardware,
STOVES and Tinware than ever carried
before.
Mr.. James Bradley returned from
Texas on last Saturday, whittier he has
been sojourning since May last. He
reports Texas good country, but not
good enough to take him away from
Arkansas. He also reports serious
drouth in the section of the State he
was in, it having no rain in twelve
| weeks.
Go to O'Neal Bros. to buy your
goods and thereby confer a favor on
them as well as yourselves.
During our visit home at Rock
Spring campmeeting, we had the pleas
ure of meeting two of North Cardinals
solid quill drivers, Messrs. Triton and
Woodhouse, the former of the Lincoln
Press, and the latter of the Concord
Register. We appreciated the cordial
greeting of these two excellent speci-
mems OF the North Carolina press, and
will greatly relish an acquaintance
with their wide awake journals.
-Roys has just received large stock
of Rubber Betting and will sell cheaper
than any body.
Mr.. Charles w. Pike, representing