The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

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 -Mr. NJ. Jacobson has an important announcement elsewhere. Read l..
 --Rev. Mr. Miner was able to take his place in the school room Tuesday. l MT. J. N. Campbell of Scottsville, left by last Mondays train on visit to relatives in West Tennessee. He will be gone three or four weeks. When you want to buy goods con- suit your interest and go to
 O'NEAL BRos.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Russellville Literary Society will be held at the residence of Col. E. K. Rod- gers next Friday night. Members will l take notice.
 l Stop! having chills or you will die. Bolling's Cherokee Chill Cure is sov- ereign remedy, and costs you but 70 cents. Sold by J. W. Wells.
 --school commenced Monday with 1 good attendance. Parents will do their children great favor by keeping them l in school every day during the term. Strict discipline. thorough instruction and punctual attendance are necessary to the success of a school.
 II mean just what say, so come and see me and be convinced that am selling goods cheaper than you ever bought them. K. J. WILSON. MT. w. c. Renfrow and family re- turned to Dover Monday. Their visit was rendered shorter than it would otherwise have been by the severe in- disposition of Mir. Renfrow. Hope to soon hear of his entire restoration to health.
 When you want queensware and glassware don't forget the Famous cheap house of O'NEAL BROS.
 Remember the democratic conven- tions next Saturday, and be certain to attend them. Let every democrat to his post. Turn out to your township conventions and select your best men delegates to the county convention the 18th inst.
 All ask any one wanting goods, is to come to my store and price my goods, and l am certain to sell you. Come and see. k. J. Wilson.
 --The K and l.. of II. and I. 0. of O. F. have all joined and rented the hall of Mr. John Evants over the store room formerly occupied by Mcssrs. Vim & Co, near the livery stable. The socie- ties have now beautiful hall and well fitted up so that their meetings will be under pleasant surroundings hereafter.
 Jake.-Say Mike, where can 1 get some dry goods, notions, provisions etc. at low prices? Mike. Why sir, have you not heard of the Famous cheap store of O'Neal Bros.. go there at once.
 At a meeting of the school board held in Dr. Fruits office last Monday night Miss Walk of Dardanelle was elected to fill the place made vacant by the resignation of Mir. Lee who goes to Nashville to take the benefit of a Pea body scholarship at that place. Miss l Walk arrived on last Wednesday and took her place in the school. Her elec- ton makes the corps of teachers com plete.
 1 If you want suit of clothes, hat, pair of boots or shoes, or anything in my store, you can buy them cheaper than you ever bought them before in your life. K. J. WILSON.
 Rev. Mr. Milner was unable we are sorry to say to take his place in the school on last Monday morning at the 1 opening on account of sore eyes. We sympathize with him in not being able l to enter the school on the very first morning for 1t is important that a teacher should be on the ground and make all the preliminaries in the very beginning. We hope he will soon be able to take his place.
 20 inch wood wanted by the cord. Apply to H. F. White.
 We present the card this week of l Messrs. I. Nj. Wiener & Co.,, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants of St. Louis, Mo, represented in Arkan- sas by that rattling business drummer and prince of good fellows, Mir. Sam k. Chew of Ozark. They are good hands you are committing your business to when you place it with the firm of 1. NJ. Wiener & Co.,. and M-. Chew himself is a positive guarantee of fair and pleas ant business relations and accommoda- tions.
 By way of variety the Postoffice at this place enjoyed small sized rob- bery on Wednesday the 2nd inst. Jake Smith colored man was arrested for the theft but was released for want of testimony against him, and it is not now known who the thief is unless the circus took this means to increase its receipts as it did in Little Rock. The good thing about it was that the amount filched was not so large as to make Uncle Sam quake and tremble being only about $7.OO.
 The Russellville public school opened on last Monday morning under the auspices of Principal Floyd and his corps of teachers. The enrolment was about SIP, and the day was spent in classifying and assigning scholars to the various rooms, etc. Miss l.. C.. Gerhardt takes the primary depart ment. Miss k. s. Keith 2nd intermedi- ate department, Miss M. W. Crocker lst intermediate department. Prof. Floyd and Rev. H. B, Milner take the higher grades. It will take the most of this week to get strengthened out and under control. But that it will be under control there is no doubt unless the principal deceives his looks. The school starts off with the brightest pros- poets. Now let harmony prevail and concert of action. These teachers will need the moral support of the whole community. Let it be given.
 The business cards of several of the leading business houses in Atkins appear this week in the DEMOCRAT, to which we take great pleasure in direct ing attention. It is useless for us to