The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-18
LOCAL LINES.

f1 The ripe June apple is here. Fruit canning made easy by the use of ANTIFERMENTINE.
 --Mr. B. F. Baylss and family are visiting at Dover this week.
 -s'Huckleberry buildings" are en- regle.
 Just received car load fine flour at R. J. WILSON'S. Ripe cherries and whortleberries have made their appearance.
 --Call and see fruit put up with An tifermentine. J. w. WELLS. -Messrs. Henry Erwin and James Miller went down to little Rock Tues day.
 --Antifermentine saves wood, labor, the flavor of the fruit, and finally saves the fruit.
 We hear complaint of peaches fall ing off prematurely, caused by rot and worms.
 -ANTIFERMENTIN Woman's friend, for sale by
 J. W. WELLS. Miss Kate Trammell, of Argenta, is visiting Miss Annie Wellington of this place.
 Use ANTIFERaENrINE for putting up your fruit. It is grand success.
 J. w. WELLS. MT. W. T. BIackford, of Scottsville, was in town Monday and favored us with call.
  .M0rp 5c la1Ons m ShlnR'S. Cotton squares and corn tsssels are abundant and presage the bountiful harvest yet to come.
 Every lady in Russellvile is cor dially invited to call at my store and examine ANTIFERMENTINE, the great FRUIT PRESENTER. J. w. WELLS. The rain Monday night was preced- ed by heavy wind which blew down timber, and damaged growing crops. We tender thanks to Mir. Sam Brown for half gallon of very fine rasberries. They were highly appreci- ated.
 Miss Scottie Harkey returned home Monday from Richmond, Ky, where she has been pursuing her studies in school the past year.
 --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. --Messrs. c. w. Johnstone, London, W. o. Ferguson, Sr., Galla Creek, and Travis Smith, called to see us last week and unite in favorable report of grow ing crops.
 Several tickets were sold here to parties going to Little Rock to attend Bernays grand gift concert Tuesday night in aid of the Little Rock Art As- sociation.
 Satis1acti0n gua1unteed at ShinRs
 --Sam Brown has for sale several hundred Briggs Early May peach trees .. ready for transplanting. It is the early 7 fruIt that pays, and Briggs Early May is the best.
 The revival at Dardanelle contin- ues with unabated interest. Numbers of conversions are reported and many penitents afe anxiously seeking the forgiveness of their sins.
 LfY0u WaRtt0 Dc giUeR l0W prices 0n nice goods, Mhe y0Hr caSh and caX M ShiRR' s Information received at this place by his friends, from G. w. Lipe, says that he was dissatisfied with Texas and returned and located in Logan county, this State. We invite him to return to Pope and move no more.
 -Dr. J. NJ. Yancey returned last week from Texas where he was sum moned to attend the death bed of his hther. The Dr. was accompanied home by his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Bradley, of Palmer, Texas.
 ShjRR'S PlaRet Jr. cultiCa- t0r ScrUpeS and di11S cotton ~ the same lime.
 Mrs. Eliza Benham. of Batavia, Boone county, Ark, writes to the post master here for information concerning ner husband, John Benham. Any in- Iormatlon Ot his whereabouts will be thaEkfully received by his wife.
 Mrs. Bernard, who has been for some time visiting relatives in Van buren, returned this week to her home In Daruanelle. She spent few days lhltlng In Russellvllle, the guest Qf her grandson, MT. Ed. Bernard.