The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-22

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e0ers from p1fdsu6zie = Russell ~
On me ferry. ol' ne ~ a the sxniol-
fion 81 ". w. Cole's Circus hare, OCT.
I13. IT two-fhIrd1 0f The re&uIar fare.
Those making the round trip Will re-
ceive Tho bene6t Of ellis reduction.
Tho ladies' Of che Methodist church
at Dardanelle hays determined to tear
down their old house Of worship ana
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We refer with pleasure to the card
of Hill, Fontaine a Co. They have
built up magnificent trade in this Sec
ton on the true basis Of competency
and honest dealing. As commission
merchants and cotton factors they stand
A No l, and well deserve liberal share
Of patronage from OR business mon.
NEAT AND NOBBY HATS, ALI
THE LATEST STYLES, JUST Ar
RIVED AT JACOBSON'S.
The new hall Of Luker, Davis q
~, bnnv. Ia feors.as@k dam 4
Gently, showing that It fills long felt
ed considerable enterprise and should
receiye unstinted praise for their en-
deavor to furnish Russellville with :
good house for public gathering.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by j. w. Wells.
Hill, Fsntaine & Co.'S recent circu-
lar says Of cotton: s'Advfces are of :
better tone, with no decided advance
on spots. Good grades not showing the
usual strength OW ing TO offerings Of
new cotton being mostly Of this class"
Provisions lower. Tho general trade
Of the country continues in sound ac-
tive condition.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be 20
quickly cured by Shil0h's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by J. w. Wells.
--Thepeople of RussellvilIe and VI.
entity have been highly interested and
edited the past week by the lectures Of
Rev. Clark Braden. It Is rare indeed
that such intellectual treats are set be-
fore Russellville audience, and we
are glad to see SO many improve the
occasion. The learned lecturer will
close his series of lectures next Friday
evening.
COTTON PICKING. --35 acres Of cotton
in easy reach of Russellville, and cot
ton pickers wanted on the start of the
season. Cash paid for picking. Apply
to the undersigned,
A. J. HARrsELL.
The sensation in Moreland town.
ship over the abduction of Maggie
Brashear by James X. Biffie and Ed
Bowden continues to excite wonder
ment In that usually quiet community.
The runaways were followed by the
father Of the young lady to Marion
county, where they were Overtaken and
returned home. To-day the young
men will be tried before ESQ. Peck ..
Convenience township on the serious
charge Of abduction. Meantime the
relatives Of the misguided girl have the
sympathy Of all.
If sout of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain In back or side, con-
stipation, etc neglect may be fatal. One dose
OF StrqnR's eanattve Fills win give relief.
Anew doses restore TO new health and vfgor.
The people OF this section have q
fine treat in store for them, III the APP
pearance Of w. w. Coles New Colossal
Shows, at Russellville, Wednesday.
Oct. Is. Manager Coles aggregation
is said to be larger and more attractive
than ever, it now embracing Bring
circus, museum, menagerie, aquarium,
aviary, an elaborate reproduction OF the
hippodrome races of Ancient Rome,
and DR.. w. F. Carver's great historical
"Wild West" With such q powerful
array of attractions, Manager Cole
oaght surely to be able to enthuse the
most BLAsE circus-goer.