The Russellville Democrat., 1885-11-19

--FoR RENT. 70 acres $f bottom land near the mouth of tue ba&on. Apply to
 3w. IT. PARrsH. --On Wednesday, tIa25th inst, the county Teachers Instltute will meet at Appleton, at 8 o'clock, q. m. Tbis meeting will doubtless }oe the best at tended and most profitble to those who do attend of any sbiliar meeting eyer held in the count} Every one engaged in teaching, diF7ctors and pat rons, as far as possible, khould make It q point to attend the Appleton Institute. The generous hospitality of the Apple ton people, coupled wftr their recog- nized social qualities, will contribute largely to the enjoymcT of those who attend.
 --Our cream and rosetinted note pa- per and envelops to mat.h Is the tis..:ss s for the young folks.
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 MT. A. w. Gross tntcrtains our readers to-,lay with well written ad- vertisement setting fortl the manifold advantages offered by lis house to the general purchasing pubic. MT. Gross carries full stock Of ssasonable and fashionable goods which need only to be seen and priced to l appreciated. Call on him.
 Just received the Inicest line of stationery ever brought [, Russellyiile. Legal cap numbered, letter and pocket note. Pure linen goods at the post office. SherrclI, Minday & Co.
 "A notice is published elsewhere by County Examiner RayDarn making an appointment for the public examina- tion oi applicants for teaeher's license aC Dover, December 30ch and 3lst. Teachers should not fail tsmake note of this appointment.
 A twelve pound boy is the latest news from Rev. J. D. Bodae, whom all our people will remember most pleas antly. We can imagine quite an addi- tional breadth to his su,ile on being ushered into this new and proud rela- tion.
 WANTED. 500 dog. eggs at 1625c to fill Christmas order, at J. 5. Church's.
 --Sheriff John w. Quipn and Harry l.. Poynter carried to Little Book Sat- urday, Frank Carroll, 1oney Stewart and George Young sentenced to the penisentiary by the circuit court.
 -Tou that want chairs Ark. made. go to J. s. Chhrch's. --Russellville's cxcheluer was en- clinking in the till of Ia few of the subjects who came from just over the way.
 Go to Church's for groceries and goods, cheap for cash.
 Six divorce cases at one term of court doesn't seem to make a strong argument for the domestic felicity Of our day and time. Six livorces were granted at last term of Pope circuit court.
 Fresh stick and fancy candies at Sherrell, Munday & Co.'s. Post office building.
 Information has been received from Dover to the effect that The household of MT. and Mrs Emmet White has been blessed by the arrival of daughter. We offer congratulations
 "A full line of Hats. Including Der beys in latest shapes, jtst received at Jacobson's.
 --Ths annual conference of the NJ. F.. Church. South, conyeDes in Morrilton on nex1 Wednesday at which time q new pastor will be appointed for that churehat this place.
 The many friends of Miss Hattie Williams will be sorry to learn that she has been very sick since her return to Little Rock. She is now conYales- cent
 Anyone finding red yarn childs mitteDs will confer favor by leaving it at tlis office. It was lost on the night of the Methodist ladies candy pulling.
 --Mr. J. F. Bradley of Bear Creek was ius town trading last week. We are indebted to him for some nice Ken- tucka Red apples
 --Opr enterprising townsman Mir. l.. NJ. Smith has recently pat in new and expensive blaming machinery and is crowded with orders.
 Ms. K. B. Potts entertained her many young lady and gentlemen friends by very pleasant social party last Tuesday evening. -1le Rev. T. J. Reynolds filled the Methodist pulpit again last Sunday at II o'cock.
 --Tiere is joy in the home of Thomas l.. Shsids oyer the arrival of boy. --M. E. B. Moore of the Ozark Dem- ocrat c in town visiting friends.
 A share of your patronage is asked by ShTrell, Munday & Co. --Ms. c. K. Howell goes to Wichita, Kansas, this week.
 --C,tton has an upward tendency.