The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

l the dust and cooled the atmosphere. w. A. Mckinney mile north of Russellyille mas 50 bushels of oats for sale.
 Rev B. R. womack will occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sabbath. Every body is cordially invited. 1.-The best news we have to give this week, is the favorable reports we have of crops from all over the county. --Mr. Robert Miller is salesman at Capt. Wilson and MT. Chasteen.
 --WASTED. HOO, 900 dozen eggs at 10 cts. per dozen, at Semonins.
 From W. w. Brashear, Esq, we learn that corn and cotton prospects in the Caglesville vicinity are as fine as could be desired.
 l "A pleasant party of ladies and gen. 1 tleman are spending to-day on the banks of the bayou, enjoying an old fashioned fish-fry.
 --LosT.-One green lined umbrella, with l.. k. Cook painted inside and out. The finder will be literally rewarded for returning same to owner.
 --It is reported that Mir. Crutcher who left Russellville and moved to Ft. Smith some time ago is anxious to move back and take the house he gave up. Twas ever thus.
 -Ihe young people of Russellville regretted exceedingly to see Miss Ruth lobe, one of Russeilville's most social young ladies return home to Searcy last Saturday.
 1 --Some valuable and interesting i'm formation to school directors and school advocates is contained in q letter from our efficient county clerk published else where.
 We had the pleasure to meet on 1 last Monday, Mir. A. B. Fly, of Missis- sippi, who is among us looking at tue country. We hope he may be pleased well enough to locate in our midst.
 --Rring your chickens to Scmonin and get the highest market price.
 --Mr. H. B. Horton of Cabin Creek. called to see us last Monday. He re- ports the burning of some of tie saw mill fixtures of George Richards. near Cabin Creek last week. The loss is about $300.
 I We are offering to close out our large assortment of White goods at cost; also we will sell braid and trim mings cheaper than ever.
 WoorEN & OATES. I The developments of the past week go to show that the anticipations of wheat grow CTS will fall far short of realization. Cheat and rust have well nigh ruined the crop, and much of it will not pay to gather. I Fruit jars Of every description, and very cheap at Wooten & Oates.
 A real mad dog was killed in town last Saturday. It had bitten other dogs and the city authorities ought to take proper precautions to prevent an outbreak of hydrophobia by either kill ing or muzzling all dogs found running at large.
 1 Dudley E. Jones Co.,, Little Rock, sells German Millet and stock peas.
 Mrs. J. $. Hayden and family have returned to Dardanelle where they will in the future reside. During their stay among us they have won many friends, 4 who will unite with the DEMOCRAT in : wishing them naught but prosperity and happiness in their new home.
 There can no longer be any doubt as to the efficiency of the Planet Jr. Gull tivator sold bv ohnn. It has been tried and found to do all that is claim ed for it.
 -Deputy-clerk w. c. Renfrow, oi Dover, spent Friday of last week with Russellville friends, and on Saturday left for St. Louis, where he will remain short time. Thence he will go east, visiting New York City. Buffalo and Niagara Falls. We wish him pleas ant trip
 For the next thirty days Shinn will give prize to every cash customer who buys one dollars worth of goods from him.
 We notice there are still some in town who have not yet cleaned all inn purities away from their premises. Dc not spend your money for motto "Home sweet home," until your yard and back alleys have been cleaned There are no diseases that care sniff for mottoes-and where is there q "Sweet home' that cannot be cursed with some awful disease?
 We are making big run on SUI. gars. Don't fail to secure bargains at our house. WooTEN & OATES.
 -The protracted meeting closed last Thursday evening. The number oi conversions are estimated at 225. Last | oVhdo1 thciC WOfS SCfCnty aCtCcciODc : to the churches as follows; Christian church z; NJ. E. church, 6; NJ. k. s. church, 33; C. P. church, 24. At the Baptist church, the pastor being absent an opportunity was not given for the ! reception of members. This will be attended to next Sabbath. Dudley E. Jones Co.,, Little Rock, sells all kinds of pumps and pipe fit l'tings.
 The Clarksvllle Economist ''shows up' our friend Howard in the follow. ing vigorous style and we desire to gc on record as endorsing the article in ! toto: We were much pleased to form the acquaintance of MT. Joseph How. , ard, of Pope county, who was in town Monday enroute to Ozark. Mr. How ard is one of our old pioneer settlers having come to this state 43 years ago and is an active intelligent and pro- gressive farmer.
 We are offering our straw hats at reduced prices. Now is your time to buy hat for less money than ever. WooTES X OATES.
 --Col. Y. Hartman, the courteous and obliging x-Superintendent of the l. k. S F. $. Ry., passed down the road Saturday with his family, from visil to friends up the Valley. Messrs. T. Hartman and R. l.. Cobb, of Little