The Russellville Democrat., 1885-09-17

flames Mccoy is in Dover jail
charged " it'll murder. lie was arrested
in Texas. John Bratton, of this coun-
ty, brother.in-law Of Mccoy, went in
a wagon 20 Texas after McCoy's family.
They passed through Russellville
Thursday last enroute to Dover, and
camped on Gumlog, near Reynolds
gin, where on Thursday night at II
O'Clock Mrs. Mccoy very suddenly
died. On Friday morning Mr.. Brat
toms little babe died, also, and both
were arranged side by side ready for
burial. The citizens gave every atten-
ton possible and sympathized with the
afflicted ones. 1t is really sad affair
we are head quarters for good
boots and shoes. Keep this in your
mind. WOoTEN q OATES.
DIR. JAMIsoN.-The members Of the
Christian church of this place desire to
warn their members elsewhere of one
DR.. Jamison, who came to this place
about two weeks ago as agent tor the
Famous Life Association and claimed
to be minister of the Christian church,
but after examination was deemed UNI
worthy of fellowship. After which he
went among the negroes and preached
to them claiming to be minister OF the
M. K. church. His subsequent cores
pondence with colored GIRL and sud-
den departure leaving his board bill
unpaid, warrants the warning to good
people everywhere to beware of him.
He left on feot Friday morning and Is
supposed to be at Van Buren, or Fort
Smith.
Our large and complete stock Of
fall and winter goods have arrived, and
we are now In shape to sell all classes
of goods cheaper than ever before.
Come every one and get full value for
your money in the best goods you ever
bought. WooTES @ OATES.
Rev. J. w. Heagan has been at
work since he went to Lamar, MO.
The Democrat Of that place describes
an elegant new church building just
finished at a cost Of $4,000, secured
mainly through the .hard work Of Mr..
Reagan. A year ago when he went
there they had no church and ne
preached in the court house. The
Democrat also pays him the following
personal compliment which Is every
word true: "Mr. Heagan is lnnch in
favor Of public improvements. His
He favors education of the young and
has been connected with the Lamar
Seminary, in which ne gained the love
and respect of all the scholars who at
tended. His course SO far, is an index
to his character as citizen, and we
feel proud of him. He favOrs good at
all times. His daily walk and CONVEX
sation stamps him a christian gentle
man."
We cordially invite the trade in
general to come and examine our large
and extensive stock of new goods be-
fore buying elsewhere, we feel assured
that we can save you money and make
it to your interest by having you to
call on us and examine cur goods and
prices. WooTEN q Oates.
Miss Mona Wiedmann, OF Washing
ton, Hampstead county, an accomplish
ed young prima donna, whose musical
education was finished in Italy, will
soon start upon concert tour Of the
principal owns of the State and will
visit Russ llyille. Miss Wiedmann's
voice Is described as light soprano.
with dramatic touch, registering
from lower A. to upper D.. sweet and
clear In the upper notes, and running
into rich contralto In the lower ones;
the tones being round and. finished
throughout, and her trills run clear
and even, sweet and tuneful. Her
method Is properly described as that of
the Italian Milianese School. We learn
also that in addition to her musical
abilities, she has other qualifications,
no less necessary to the success OF
prima donna. The lady Is pretty
blonde, and Is the possessor ola very
expressive and mobile face, with eyes
of blue, which can be mirthful or the
reverse, as occasion requires. Her his
trionic powers are admirable, showing
careful and artistic elocutionary and
histrionic training.
we make the following articles a
speciality: Jeans, linseys, domestics,
bleached and unbleached, drillings of
every description, prints, ginghams,
cotton plaids, fiannels of all kinds,
ladies' dress goods, hosiery OF every
description. We will make astonish-
ingly low prices on these goods.
WooTEN q OATES.