The Russellville Democrat., 1886-05-19

;ssss t..es, 4r ,e ,eS Ts 1sric.ss'v r, |invesflnx ii RslSsellvlIIe Bonds. II Il happy thought Ex1<xnxtIn& from ! brilliant mind, and by rkRcrverano, will make the young na, as happy as millionaire.
 --In this issue Is the fine poem O Prof. J. H. Shinn, read before th' Press Association at Pine Bluf. It ii one of the best productions ever offered before the Association or In any othel body in thls state. It's intrinsic merf Is great, and its rendering was of thu highest order which made it donblJ enjoyable to the ones who heard 1t fal fresh from the lips of the professor himself.
 --The glad notes of the Melrose Mil whistle, have been sounding for week Russellville never heard better music The busy whiz and whir Of it's machin cry will soon rcinstate the activity and vigor which 1t gave to our industries and business. The present manage ment at the head of which stands Mir. J L.Shinn Is entitled to great credit for braving difficulty and putting the mil into operation once more.
 Considerable interest was manifest. ed in the annual school meeting last Saturday. There were two tickets fin the field and the friends of each work ed zeaIously, though with the best o1 feeling. The vote was as follows: R. J. Wilson 100, W. M. Pecler 10I w. A. Winn 55, T. 0. York 43. For five mills l46; for 2K mills, l not voting for tax 3.
 Danger! A neglected cold or cough may lead to Pneumonia. Consumption or other f;ts disease. 6trong's pectcra1 Pt;ls wi'i cn cold as by magic. Best shing for dyspcpsiA.' digestion. sick headache as thousands tesisis
 --The Dardanelle Post pays our chess players the following neat compliment:
 Young Mir. Jacobson of RussellvIllc was over last week and dropped in to beat our chess editor game or two. He plays very pretty game but not quite pretty enough. It may be stated as fact, whether well known or not, that Russell yillo is the best chess town to it's size in the state.
 Old man Thos. Brown, who has been lying at deaths door for two weeks, from some liver trouble, was ac- cideHtally shot few days since with BOflIlng's Bilious Bullets, but fortunately, they struck his diseased liver, and, wonderful as 1t may seem, caused it to perform its duty with such rapidity that the good old man was en- tirely cured, as if by magic. For sale by J. w. Wells.
 --The question of erecting water works has been SO much discussed, that the matter has assumed such shape that we think little effort on the part of our public spirited citizens would secure the establishment of this much needed enterprise. A stock company seems to be the most feasible plan, and no doubt 1t would be success. Let some one take the lead and proceed to organize company.
 Strangers coming to Arkansas are apt to be intimidated by seeing "Bil- fOus Bullets in every newspaper and on every fence in the state, but we will say, for their benefit, that "Bil- iOus Bullets" are net shot from pis- tols or shot guns bv blood thirsty as- sassins. but are used to arouse torpid flyers, which they do thoroughly. For sale by J. w. Wells.
 --The many friends of Mrs. J. P. Weaver will rcgretto learn that she has become insane through intense suf- fering from neuralgia affection, and has been placed in an asylum in Ten nessee. AS the wife of the pastor of the Baptist church here few years ago, Mrs. Weaver was most devout and useful christian lady, and favor ite with all who knew her.
 REMEMBER my stand is on the Gordon corner, my stock is of the fresh est and my prices at the bottom. Ire spectfully solicit you to come and in- spect my stock and give me your pat ronage. F. l.. BoTTOxs.
 Elsewhere will be found the call for township meeting of the democra- cy of Illinois township on Saturday June 12th. We earnestly hope that every democrat in the township will be on hand and take a lively interest in that meeting. Let there be ' full turn out and free interchange of views and let the action Of this meeting be reflex of democratic sentiment in this This cannot be attianed if a majority stay at home. Turn out to a man.
 ---NOTICE.--I aO0nt 900 d0z. eggs, 325 d0z. young chickens and 53 d0z 0zd henS 0S S0On 0S possible.
 /. s. CHURCH.
 This season we have witnessed more cleaning up and seen evidence of a greater desire to put the town in 8 good sanitary condition than ever be- fore. The worst places in town have heen cleaned ,and even the town branch, SO long an eye sore and disease breed- ing plague, has beefl transformed into a graded sewer from Main to Russell street. Messrs. R. H. Tate and J. NJ :. Luker of the sanitary committee de- serve much praise for their persistent labors in securing the excellent sani- tary conditions we now enjoy.
 Go to P. l.. BOTTOMS for
 Croquet sets and base balls.
 New Orleans molasses at Soc per gal.
 Fresh Candies, California Fruits,
 Prunes, Apricots. Currants.
 Flavoring Extracts; Fancy Soaps.
 Cigars and Tobacco, best brands.
 Picnic pickles, new style.
 Fresh bread, pies, cakes, etc. Goods delivered free.
 P. L. BOTTOMS
 At Dover next Friday Lee Barnes win be hanged for the murder of Charles Holman in Conway county. So far the