The Russellville Democrat., 1884-07-31
OH Democrat.
Established Jamuarv,is7S.
LOCAL LINES.


All the go! Everybody smoke thu
"Chief."
Mr.. viii O'Neai of Grayelly Hill,
wi 10. is at home here on visit.
- Sorghum pans made to order al
e Roys' tin shop.
conious showers fell in this section
,ast sunday night, resulting in a vast
amount of good to growing crops.
Rows is headquarters for the best
SORGHUM Mills and Evaporators.
The farmers are nearly through
ri and the most OF them can take a
much needed rest.
Tventy-five per cent off of the
credit price for cash work at Mckin-
ney's shop.
Mrs. Mark Moseley was over the
,ost week on visit from Ola, and made
Ter friends rejoice to see her once
= again.
Remnants of calico, lawn and
worsted dress goods at half price at
Meyer & Gross.
-Messrs. r. II. aud S. Dickey, Of
Holly Bend, J. b. Wells and 5. II. Rye
of Slick, were callers at our office last
Tuesday.
Try n warm bath in II. Il. Erwin
& Co.'S, elegant new copper Bath Tubs.
Mr.. James Winchester has moved
his business into the corner building
of Mr.. John b, Evants, opposite How
ell, White & Co.'S, brick.
Rows keeps a first-class timer con-
: stantly employed, and isprepared to do
ali kinds of tin or sheet iron work.
Our friends must bear with us If
their communications do not appear as
promptly as thew desire. We will give
all hearing as fast as our space will
admit.
Il am going to sell my stock Of Lace
Buntings, and that in hurry. Down
they tumble to Is cents yard, all
colors. .. -. ohiNS.
Capt. Perry we are glad to say is
somewhat improved at this writing. We
sympathize with him in his long and
. serious aifiction, and hope soon to see
! him on our streets.
III you want good alpaca coat,
linen buster or good linen suit 90 TO
Jacobson's.
The match game of base ball at
Dardanelle last Friday betw cen the
Gross Nine and the Dardanelle Club,
resulted in victory for the Gross
Nine by score OF 8 to 0.
Vote for whom you please, but
buy your cane mills and pans at
r. J. Wilson'S.
Our business manager returned
from short visit to White county Mon.
day evening bringing with him his
family, and he won't be so lonesome
hereafter.
Remember keep the best Coal Oil
in town. j. w. WELLS.
Mr.. Clay Wick takes the blue ribs
bon on the beet question. He laid on
our table Monday morning last, 8 beets
weighing Is pounds. We challenge
the county to beat 1t.
ALI summer goods must be closed
out any price the next go days ut
Meyer Il Gross.
There were quite q number OF
farmers In town Saturday last from all
sections Of the county, and all wore
cheerful countenances in consequence
Of flattering prospects for crops report
ed by all.
Vote for whom you please, bnt buy
your cane mills and pans at
X. j. Wilson'S.
-MARRIED.-On The 9th of July.
1884, at the residence OF Harriet Will
liamson, by G. w. Bergman ESQ.,, Mr..
L. A. Evants to Miss Addie Carpenter,
all of Pope county Ark.
Try II. Il. Erwin a Co.'s, elegant
Bathing Rooms. Single bath % cts.
Price per season 12ls cts.
We are requested to announce that
the Baptist Sunday. school Of Atkins,
with other invited schools, will have a
picnic on Friday the, Sth of August. at
Atkins. All who desire are INVITED to
attend with well filled baskets.
Ladies and Gents furnishing goods,
also nice line OF shoes at hard time
prices for cash or produce at
Meyer 4 Gross.
Miss Floy Patton of Little Rock. is
welcome visitor In the city. She de-
monstrates that Little Rock Is some
thing more than the city of Roses that
her roses are excelled by her young
ladies.
Don't fail to try the "Chief."
j. w. WELLS.
Mr.. J. N. Munday, OF FIT. Stockton.
Texas, after a pleasant sejourn with his
brother, the editor of the DEMOCRAT,
departed yesterday In company with
his brother for months visit to his old
home in North Carolina.
Call Oh J. w. Wells for pure Chem
icals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes &c. And
try one of his Chief cigars while there,
they are "tip top"
Mr.. III. j.. Erwin left Monday for
Springfield Ark, whittier he goes to
execute contract OF painting. Hen
RVS reputation as reliable and skill
fui workman is fast widening the Held
OF his labors.
Use Rubber Paint freely. 1t will
pay you. j. w. WELLS.
The DEMOCRAT prize wagon is now
built and can be seen at Luker, Settle
q Co.'S, factory. Ii will go to the State
tair aud doubtless wear of the blue
ribbon aud then driye up to some lucky
mans house as gift from the DEMO-
GRAFT.
Bring your horse shoeing and