The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-25

| 1885, under the auspices of the Ladies'
| Aid Society of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, for the purpose Of rails
ing funds for church purposes. Re-
| fires hments will be served at reasonable
prices. Everybody is invited. And it
Is hoped that large attendance will
greet the ladies to encourage them in
their work.
Fruit canning made easy by the
use of ANTIFERNENTINE.
Corn is selling in the bottom at 40
cents per bushel cash.
MIR. j. o. Hearne, of Potts Station
offers reward for stray mule. See
notice.
1.-The protracted meeting at Darda-
nellie is still in session, and Russellvill-
ties continue to show their appreciation
by frequent attendance.
During the heavy rain last Sunday
afternoon little leila Shinn remarked
to his mother: "God must have big
sprinkler to water the flowers So"
Mr.. Pink Moody, engineer OF the
ID. & r. r. r., has moved his family to
this place, and occupies the Smith res
idence on Terrence street.
NJ --Revs. Patton and Erwin of the
Presbyterian church, will commence a
meeting here at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church tonight. A large at
tendance desired.
-Antifermentine saves wood, labor,
the flavor Of the fruit, aud finally saves
the fruit.
"A strong, cool no-therly breeze
,,,ova;IaI hare Cu,, n n ~ nj rbf aud Mar
day morning as result Of the rain
storm of Sunday afternoon, and great
ly to the relief OF sweltering humanity.
, Call and see fruit put up with An
tifer Mentine. }. w. WELLS.
v The first of a series of articles on
the new revision Of the Bible by Rev.
II. b. Miner, is printed to-day. Three
additional installments will be required
to finish the review. We doubt not
these articles will be read and appreci-
ated by our readers.
The Right Reverend Bishop Gilmour,
Cleveland, Ohio, Is one Of the many
church dignitaries who have publicly
added their emphatic endorsement to
the wonderful efficacy of st. Jacobs Oil
in cases of rheumatism and other pain
full ailments.
The annual meeting of the Pope
County Sunday School Association
meets at Atkins, Wednesday July 10Th.
Each and every Sunday school in the
county should have full complement
of delegates there, SO that the forth
coming meeting may be the best ever
held in the county.
-ANTIFERME NTINE-- Woman's
friend, for sale by
j. w. WELLS.
Ours are sincere thanks to Miss
Annie Meaders and others interested
with her, in remembering a sick editor
In nice cluster of choice huckle-
berries plucked from Nebo's heights on
last Wednesday. The flavor of the ber-
rieswa exactly suited to illustrate the
kindness that brought them to US.
Hands Of that stampare worth seeking
for.
Use ANTIFERMENTINE for putting
up your fruit. 1t is grand success.
J, w. WELLS.
"A private letter from Mr.. w. G.
Renfrow informs us that he Is under
treatment at the Worlds Dispensatory,
Buffalo, N. ", and has already expert
enced great relief from treatment re-
ceived. Mr.. Renfrow's many Pope
county friends are glad to know he has
passed through the dangers of an intri-
cate surgical operation successfully,
and hope to see him home soon.
Every lady in Russellville Is cor
daily invited to call at my store and
examine ANTIFERMENTINE, the great
FRUIT PREsERvER. J. w. WELLS.
" The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. has been reorganized, with the fol-
lowing list of officers: Mrs. II. A. How
er. president; Mrs. b. F. lobe, vice.
president; Mrs. w. ii. Hill, secretary {;
Mrs. John A. Erwin, assistant secreta-
ry, and Mrs. Alva Russell, treasurer.
The next meeting of the society will be
held Wednesday afternoon July LIST, at
the residence OF Mrs. r. G.. Bonds.
--Antifermentine preserves all kinds
OF berries without heating them, thus
saving the flavor of the fruit, wood, and
much labor. Call for particulars.
j. w. WELLS.
1--WE learn that the Christian b-eth-
rem are moving to have church At
once. in the shortest possible time. We
congratulate them on the determina-
ton, and especially since we hear that
as designed, it will be a thing OF beauty.
The choice of location, we understand,
lies between the lots formerly selected
beyond Mr.. James Fowler's and two
lots OH Jefferson street south OF the
Masonic hall.
Shinn has had quite q Hge-
IN hude MepastWeekin Staua0
goods, White 0eSts, summer
coats and linen busters. lie
is this aoeekofe17ng the same
ert3u Inducements.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bergman
handsomely entertained party Of
their friends at the Central House last
Friday, the occasion being the slst
birthday of the Squire. The dinner
was all that could be desired, and the
guests, including tire DEMOCRAT epicure,
gave ocular demonstration at the time
of their appreciation, but it is not
amlss to say here that finer exhibition
of culinary skill or taste we have never
seen enjoyed. May the Squire live TO
see his centenary anniversary and en-
joy it as he did his 5lst, is the sincere
wish of his many friends.
7he Planet Jr. CultipatOr
is acln0wledged By eUe1y
turner Wh0 has tested u, 10
~ 2oot foa1 al, :, Ia II 10