The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-07-02

OEOEll luvU IN
-ANriFERMENrrNE 1t ,. w. Wells.
Palestine commandery met In this
place last Monday night, with good
attendance.
Put up your Berries, Peaches and
Tomatoes with ANTIrERkEETINE.
J.W. WELLS.
--ANTHRMENTINx, the great fruit
preserver, is grand success.
J. w. WELLS.
1.-The shadow Of the great American
Eagles wing win hover over many an
| orator on next Saturday.
There is something like matrimony
In the wind, says the society clerk. We
wonder why he makes this prediction ?
The school board met last Tuesday
afternoon and adjourned 20 meet again
] at4 o'clock this afternoon, at which
| time the election of teachers for the
public school will take place.
--Gov. Hughes, Secretary Of State e.
B. Moore, Hon. Thomas Lafferty aud
others passed up on special train Tues
day to Coal Hill where there Is some
the Coal Co., In regard to working con-
! victs in the mines.
The rumor as to the supposed trag-
disappearance Of one Mr.. Simmons,
yeck, and which caused consider
interest to be SHOWN on the part OF
Of our citizens, proved to be
.sdless by the reappearance Of Mr..
COMMONS last Saturday alive aud In
good health.
-REMovAL.-Ncxt Monday J. r.
Macarthur will move his stock * farni-
ly groceries one door farther north to
the Gordon property on the corner Of
Jefferson and RUSSELL streets. The new
stand has been especially fitted up and
is better suited to Mr.. McCarthur's
business than the old one.
1T has rained more or less every
day for week, and farm work is great
ly retarded on that account. Both
corn and cotton where well worked
looks we'll and growing finely. The
effect of the continued wet weather will
be to make grass grow and cotton run
too much TO weed.
| Fen men are nanny, Out
/ all desire to become so. EDe-
| ,y turner who buys the Plan
ct I. Cuztigat0r is guaran-
teed that satisfaction
--Rev. H. U. Dale breaches wsdnds-
day night, July LIST at the Baptist
| .l...on ~ nnn~neoutfAn hat m
our SAVER and Nichodemus: -"The
wind bloweth where it liststh and thou
nearest the sound thereof but cannot
tell whence 1t cometh nor whittier It
| goeth." His subject for next Sunday
at ii u. m. will be 1.-THE sin against the
Holy Spirit.
1.-The L. r. and Fl. s. R'y will sell
round trip tickets July Sd and 4th from
Little Rock, Russellville and all inter-
mediate points at three cents per mile,
one way, for the round trip. An ex-
cursion train will be run between Rus.
sel,ville aud Van Buren, to accommo-
date persons wishing to attend the Gel
ebration at the latter place.
The splendid line of 10dies
opera slippers at Shinn's is
not only cheap, but ce1y
much admired By all wh0
| er1naine them.
The following are the officers elect
of the Ashby lodge No. 1855 X. and l..
of Fl. for the ensuing six months: b.
4 F. Jobe, protector; M. r. Webb, vice.
protector; J. e. Thatch, chaplain; +.
J. Wyatt, guide; s. f. Jobe, guardian |;
j. F. Munday, secretary; J. +. Rich
ards, financial secretary aud treasurer;
B. j. Strickland. sentinel.
The Ice Cream festival at the Luker
Il Settle Hall, Tuesday evening, by the
ladies of the Methodist church, was one
of those successful affairs that will
always greet the unriring efforts Of y
body so willing to do something for
the interest Of The church. The occa-
sion was one Of pleasure and long to be
remembered. The gross receipts
amounts to over $4,000.
An o. s. Presbyterian church was
organized in this place last Saturday
BY Revs. Irven and Patton. The menu
bership at present amounts to fourteen.
and though small In numbers consists
of Jealous and able workers and much
good will result from their labors. On
Sunday morning. having been previ-
ously elected. James A. Miller and X.
d. Love as elders, and T. F. Oates and
j. e. Richards as doacons, were duly
ordained and installed into their res
pective offices. We understand that Q
house of worship will be provided and
a pastor employed.
The Planet J. CultiCat01'
is the best implement made
/ for farmers. Buy one and
]happy. Sold and guasun-
teed BIZ Shinn.
/ Another Pope county son comes on
with high honors as the following TAX
en- from the published account Of the
commencement iexercises OF Parsons
College, Fairfield, Iowa, Will show:
i The prize for defamation was award
ed to Sid Bradley, whose rendering Of
"O'Connell" was excellent. Mr.. Brad
ley has fine presence, and clear,
distinct articulation. The selection
was especially suited to his abilities
aud was we'll received by the audience.
Il Mr.. Bradley Is the son Of Mr.. Jno.