The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-06

Gated BY +. l.. Bottoms y Son.
Call and examine Antifermentin.
the great fruit preserver.
j. w. WELLS.
We heard 1t remarked recently tina
1t was horse shoes, not checkers, thai
amused aud excited the Atkins mind
Use Antifermentine for preserving
peaches. apples, grapes. &c.
J. w. WELLS.
Lumber Is being placed on tht
ground for the new Christian church
1t Is to be. we learn, large and i'm
posing structure.
| FOUND sum of money, which
the owner can have by describing tho
same and paying for this notice.
ii. b. MINER.
An excellent watermelon and
muskmelon were presented to us this
week by Mr.. ID. ID. Dyer. Our thanks
are rendered him for his thoughtful
remembrance.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Mite Society meets tonight Thursday
at the residence of Mr.. W. j. Reynolds
Everybody is invited. Refreshments
will be served.
RET. II. B. Miner and his congre.
CATION worsblped in the Southern
Methodist church last Sunday theil
church being under repair SO that II
could not be used.
" --Rey. II. b. Miners sermon at the
Methodist church last Sunday was OH
the temperance subject and the liquor
traffic was sent off minus another leg
The thing has SO many legs. that's the
trouble.
p. L. Bottoms g Son have moved
their stock of groceries to Dardanelle
We regret to have them go. They are
excellent gentlemen and good citizens.
We commend them to our neighbors
over the way.
REV. F. Patton will deliver his,
torical lecture Mt the NJ. +. Church
South Saturday August the 9Th. Sub.
ject, Westminster Assembly. Will
preach at the same church at o'clock
p. IN. oil Sunday Aug. 9th.
"A goodly number of little children
met In the beautiful grove near the
residence of Mr.. M. Ii. Baird last Tnes.
day and spent the day In picnicing.
An ample and nicely prepared dinner
was served and enjoyed greatly by the
little folks.
What there Is in the nature of the
case to warrant another sheriff for Pope
county, we leave you to conjecture
He arrived however. Wednesday morn.
sng, the 29th ult., and the Quinn house.
hold is happy. The Cleveland ranks
are swelling.
Mr.. Ed. Bernard, in charge of the
White Hotel has been compelled to en-.
large his dining room facilities by the
/ increase in his business. This addi.
tion to his dining room will make IL
commodious and enable him to accom-.
modate his increasing patronage.
The painters had the inside of the
C. p. Church and the Sunday School
was unable to to hold It's usual servi.
ces there last Sunday. 1t distributed
itself elsewhere as visitors furnishing q
large and largely appreciated visit te
the Methodist School and participating
in the services there.
| -MARKET NoTICE.--I have leased the
meat market for specified time, and
hereby announce to the patrons of the
shop that will spare no pains to fur
nish them good meats at reasonable
| prices. Give me living patronage.
Respectfully,
HENRY DAcUs.
= The Revivalist, by Revs. HI. B
Miner and w. M. Robson, has been
received. 1t Is an unsectarian jour.
MAJ, carefully edited and we'll filled
with choice religious literature. 1t is q
16 column folio, and issued monthly a,
go cents year. Address Rev. II. B
Miner, Russellyilie, Ark.
--Ontne 2sth Of July, Rev. w. M.
Robson, the Evangelist, wrote to Bro
Melton from Milan, Tenn: Dear
Brother: Am In a rush, and card
must do you now. l will start to Des
Arc tomorrow and to Mineral Springs
3rd Sabbath In August, and then up
the l.. r. & f. $. road to Atkins
Ozark and other places.
The great national game is now al
its meridian in Russellville. The con.
test for championship is sharp. In
their ambition men forget their sur.
roundings. Watch them forget ia
move Will Tile IcCccuIuk buduc uHu
| fight one another under the rays of the
sun, IL you want to know the pitch t.
which excitement has come In the mat.
ter.
The community was delighted yes
terday morning when a gentle rain be-
gan falling and continued until after
nine o'clock vouchsafing good season
which will enable the turnip crop to
be seeded. Many wrinkle contract
ed by the dry weather was washed Out
and smile left instead on the farming
countenance, We have not yet heard
how general the rain was, but hope Il
extended far and wide.
Constable j. II. Poe and ex-Mar.
shall b. j. Strickland went up the road
last Friday evening and arrested q
horse-thief by the name OF G. w. Dab.
ney alias George Vincent alias-but he
refused to give his correct name. This
young man, who had spent about three
weeks in this town and neighborhood,
had only been gone few days. lie
had been spotted by those officers who
| had been az work on his case for cou-
pie of weeks. and proceeded to bring
| him In as soon as their proofs were
complete. They found him about IL
miles north of Coal Hill, up on Horse
head, in johnson county, in company
with three other men In the woods en-
gagged in a game of cards and forthwith
proceeded TO put him on another line OF
| duty not so congenial. This young