The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-16
LOCAL LINES.


 -I.et us have peace!
 Whats the matter with the June
 ppleS
 --Who will bring in the first cotton
 looms
 Roasting ears and cramp collie will eoon abound.
 --Grinl visages have disappeared kince the prolific showers. The farmers say that they have plenty of rain for the present.
 Weather prophets predict an kbundance of rain through this month.
 We have had copious rains through but the county and crops are reported ls very promising.
 -I1ere is such thing as speaking oo hastily, but some people never find { out until it is too late
 We can't tell candidale now from Anybody else. All have smile and a beartY hand shake since the good rains. | fr sout of sorts with headache, stomach dis0rder, torpid liver pain in back or side, con- ttpation, etc neglect may be fatal. One dose pi btrpng's sanative Fills will give relief. Afew doses restore to new health and vigor. The ladies ice cream festival last fhursday evening was one of the mos, pleasant events of the season. The re- feipts were quite satisfactory. Now is a good time to SOW lnillet, ko1 t1x .J tc fan be had from the same ground from Which the oat and wheat crop was cut. -The band boys are practicing every night, and we hope to be rewarded (with some sweet music in the near fr- ture for our patience and forbearance During their pupilage. From present indications there will De large attendance at the Masonic |basket picnic here on the 24th inst. |let everybody come, and be sure to |bring we'll filled basket. A large assortment of Parasols and Fans just arrived at Jacobson's, which The offers at reduced prices. Ladies |should see the Bargains and make their |selections early.
 -.THASKs- Mir. J. Sandy Reed for ripe epeaches; also, to Mir. Sam Brown for ripe peaches and June apples. They were presented yesterday and were the nrst we had seen and quite toothsome. |. -At first cost.--white Robes, put up |in boxes containing l2 yds. plain white goods and 9 yds. embroidery. and ladies should take advantage of Jacobson 's oncr and call early and get their choice.
 James Wells, Sr., has sent us a sample of his growing cotton two feet img1, full of squares and as healthy locking stalks as we ever saw. He has 70 acres n cotton just as good as the samples sent.
 .-Cool summer clothing, such as Aipaeas, Seersuckers, Linen Busters ana good many other cool things can oe found at Jacobson's and will be sold eneap. You are certain to be suited offers.
 some of our merchants have per. leceu arrangements to have their ,Ieights shipped by boat to Norristown. Mr. Ebb Howell is quill-driver and kouerai manager for the merchants. considerable saving in freights has men.
 ,Shirts. underwear and large lot 1i m tents Furnishing Goods at ssBed Aock Prlces' can be found at Jacob svn s. This is the cheapest house in .IsSepunty and offers rare inducements ss 'h lnis as In every other line.
 Hast week we published an ordi. naace passed by the town council regu- 'A''ng the keeping of dogs within the se1pofate limits. Owners of canines would do well to acquaint themselves nlsh the provisions of this ordinance ssiore the first Monday in July, al which time it takes effect.
 -farents who desire to see theiI yoys nave good and substantial shoe shouid Eot forget that Jacobsen keep: ,ue , James Means s2 Boy Shoe,' sizei . ?. This is the"best shoe made and sp4uais any shoe for twice the money s's aiso desires to mention that ths ,ispfated James Means s Shoe" fol r ,p IS equal to any five dollar shoe il Al, AhE YOU MADE miserable by In aassesuon, Constipation, Dizziness. Iosl M W.. appetite, Yellow Sking Shiloh'l V ''allzsf 10 positive cure. Sold by J