The Russellville Democrat., 1884-07-31

MoorsvIlle, Miss, Aug. 20, 1883.
Collins Ague Cure has proved ii
great efficacy and will have very
large sale here. Al. G. Jones.
| Mr. Ezra Shinn brought in the re
port last Saturday that Mr.. Scott Page
of Allen township was bitten just abovt
the knee on Thursday the oath inst.
by huge rattle snake. Fears were
entertained as to the result, but he wal
thought to be better Friday when Mr..
Shinn heard from him.
You can find good line of Tweeds
and Cassimeres for pants, also can cut
them to fit at Jacobson's.
AT this writing prospects are fiat
| tering for an abundant crop In Pope
county and in the country at large. II
this hope is realized next fall, then we
doubtless will hear the complaint about
low prices. But we can better afford
to have the complaint about small
prices than small crops.
Erwin & Co.'S, have the finest bath
rooms in the city,
If it Is true that certain, well
known Pope county ex-oflicial spoke In
terms calculated to prejudice the Dar-
danelle Nine against the umpire OF the
Gross Nine, the latter nine with their
umpire have just right to be surpris-
ed and indignant at such treatment
from fellow citizen of their own
county.
For the next 80 days / will sell the
balance of my summer stock regardless
of cost to make room for fall stock.
NJ. jacobson.
A little act of COO. bravery, and
good and worthy to have brought forth
a cheer to make the very welkin ring,
was the deliberate GOODNESS of Willie
Ferguson of the Gross Nine, when a
liner straight from the bat knocked his
finger out of joint, IN stepping up TO
DR.. Hill and having 1t pulled In place,
and then taking his place in the game
at once.
selling all kinds of clothing at cost
at Jacobson's.
Miss Annie Hawkins, one OF Nor
rilton's fairest young ladies is visiting
friends In Russellyillc, and Is at pres
ent the guest OF Miss Ella Hamilton.
We wish her pleasant visit and hope
that ere she leaves Russellville for her
happy home, some of our boys will have
gained such an influence over her that
She will, when at home, sigh for the
boy abroad as she has for the "dcar
one" at home.
We'll Pat watts de matter wild We
now? Ye look as though We wanted ter
borry something. Yes be-faith, Pat,
and want yon ter let me have cents
to buy ME one Of dem Chief cigars wild,
dc folks say they's good.
Our young friend Charley W..
Shinn can hold fifty pound bag OF
shot out on each hand, and smile IN the
most approved fashion at the same time.
A young lady came to see him about 8
o'clock Saturday evening last, and adj
dresses him as papa. If Charley were
only old enough now to vote for Cleve-
land and Hendricks, his majority, like
his happiness, would be complete.
Buy Landretl celebrated turnip
seed j. W. WELLS. !.
Miss Make Meek was picnicing
with her large class of little girls on
last Thursday, at McKeeyeT's Springs.
Miss Make is delightful little Sunday
school worker, and is entitled to un-
stinted words of praise for her devo-
ton and earnestness. She has built up
a class of % little girls In only about
twelve months trial. Her example is
to be commended.
Hot Bath only IS cts at
II. +. Erwin & Co.
Mr.. J.F. Munday, editor Of the
DEMOCRAT, with grip in nand, HE'D
himself away yesterday morning bound
for the pine hills OF the old North State,
to visit his parents whom he has not
seen for thirteen years, and Wow again
the scenes of his early childhood. The
DEMOCRAT but echos the sentiments
of many friends when 1t wishes Mr..
Munday full realization Of all the an
ticipated pleasures of the trip, and
safe return home.
Paints 81 per gallon, Wall paper
I21s cts at IL. L. Erwin q Co.
We are sorry to have to allude to
the fact that the Gross Nine and their
friends had occasion to complain OF the
treatment they received at Dardanelle.
on last Friday, at the hands Of : por-
ton Of the Dardanelle club, and also OF
q part OF the crowd that witnessed the
game. The treatment alluded to, we
learn, was deprecated by many good
citizens of the town. 1t is a pity that
anything should have occurred to mar
the pleasure of that occasion, or disturb
the kind relations hitherto existing be-
tween the parties constituting the two
clubs.
Shelby, Ark, Aug. 9Th, 1888.
Your Collins Ague
Cure is doing wonders. ] received a
hair dozen bottles OF the medicine, and
already 1t has cured fifteen cases and
1t is not half used up.
JOEL C. MASSEY.
From Mr.. Jefferson Davis, who
heard the candidates speak at Scots
Vile last Tuesday. we learn that the
attendance was very large and great
interest manifested. The discussions
between a few Of the candidates begins
to grow pretty warm, but so far good
feeling prevails. With the single ex-
ception OF Mr.. +. NJ Austin, none OF
the b. of F. candidates were present,
and that gentlemen, being democrat
and now thoroughly disgusted with the
b. of +. movement, publicly announced
his wishdrawal from the race for as
SCISSOR. Our reporter was present and
will furnish report Of the speaking
for our next issue.
De Soto, Miss, Aug. Is, 1888.
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