The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-08-18

Joint discussions on the canvass
between The demccratic and wheel
candidates ia this county have been ar
ranged and will take place At the fol-
lowing times and places
Scottsvilie, Friday, August Goth.
Mineral Springs, North Fork Tp.,
Saturday, August 2Ist.
Dover, Friday August 27th.
Martin Tp., Precinct, Saturday, Aug.
2Sth.
London. Thursday, September End.
Russellyille, Friday, September 3rd.
Atkins, Saturday, September 4th.
--Nixon's Centre Shot Pills and Chill
Cure are the leading remedies. Never
fails to cure. just try them and be
convinced. For sale by Or. w. S. Hin
ton, Atkins, Ark.
Our School begins September 18th.
This is an important date and our peo-
pie should all get ready for it. 1t is
an important matter TO have the child
rem all start at the beginning and go
all through. Doubtless, also, there
will be many throughout the country
who will wish to take advantage of our
present splendid facilities under Prof.
Smith, who is one Of the first Educators
of this or any other state. Rates Of
tuition and a catalogue of instruction
will be published soon, giving in detail
all necessary Information to all WIN
desire to attend a first class school, by
the board of school directors. There
Is no reason why any one hereafter
should seek school elsewhere, when
as good opportunities as can be found
in the country, for thorough instruc-
ton, are found In our midst. We are
glad indeed at the present prospect Of
our school. AS now manned, 1t will
furnish easy access to the many excel
lent young men and women in our
county, and surrounding ones, to COM
thoroughly qualify themselves for the
successful pursuit of their profession.
The directors should loose no time in
getting up their catalogue and in using
every possible effort to lay the merit OF
the school with its present first class
appointment before the public.
disorder, torpid liver. pain in back or side, con-
Of strons's 6anative Pills win give relief.
few doses restore TO new health and visor.
We see from circular issued by
the American Horticultural society
that Col. E. r. Babcock, Of this city,
has been selected to deliver an address
before that body which meets in Cleve-
land, Ohio, on Tuesday. Sept. 7th, on
the subject of "The expansion of Hor-
ticulture in Arkansas. We are more
than pleased to see Col. Babcock placed
for so important an address on SO i'm.
portant subject on such a prominent
occasion. AS little as has been said
about it Col. Babcock, If he is citizen
of Russellville, has said and done per-
haps more than any other man in the
state to develop horticulture in Arkan-
sas, and as illustrating what he has
achieved he carries now the medal of
the Worlds fair at New Orleans for
the best display Of apples, the whole
United States competing, and these
were selected, arranged and exhibited
by himself. This taken with the fact
that his whole life has been spent in
the fruit business, would seem to in
dictate that he is at home in the nursery
business, and is worthy the patronage
of this Arkansas valley. He authorizes
us to say that he has large stock of
well grown trees of the finest and best
varieties which he will sell cheap at
his nursery in Russellville, and you
will know what you are getting. He
is also importer OF the famous japanese
persimmon, Chestnuts, etc. We see no
reason why home Institution should
not have home patronage and plenty of
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