The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

---(}ct your ticket
Iii, the Dnnoc HAT Drawing.
(which comes on Saturday next
Rain or shine. Nopostponement!
SHERIFF Quinn and family were Wis
Ting In town Tuesday.
Mr.. ). r. Oates, the we'll known
mattress builder Of Potts Station. was q
caller at this Office last Monday.
Capt. Jno. r. Homer Scott will
sell some valuable property at Dover at
public sale April 9Th. See adv.
---Bfessrs. Mat Manley and 8. n. Rye
OF Slick. and r. X. and III. p. Bonds Of
Dover up. were in town Monday.
There viii be temperance meet
Ing at the southern Methodist church
on Wednesday night, 10th inst. Let a
full attendance be had.
MIR. j. b. Faucet who has been In
the eastern counties Of this state for
the past several weeks, Is at home on
brief visit to his family.
Mr.. j. +. Fowler is having frame
storehouse, 22x106 feet, built adjoining
his present stand. 1t will soon- be
ready for occupancy.
We regret to hear Of tins severe and
G itical sickness of the wife of Mr..
George Baird. Her friends are hoping
for her early restoration to health.
MIR. WIN. Grow and wife, parents
OF deputy postmaster w. L. Crow, ar
rived Tuesday and Will take up their
residence here. We are glad to have
them with us.
Use Landreth's garden seeds.
j. w. WELLS.
Mr.. U. G. Owens and family Of
New City, Ills, have arrived and occu-
py the Riddle residence on the south
side of town. We extend cordial
welcome to these new citizens.
--Landreth's seeds are A No. /. Try
them. j. w. WELLS.
--REMEMBER the DExocRAr draw
ng will positively come on Saturday
March 9th, 1885, aud several valuable
prizes will be given away TO subscribers
of the paper. Do not fail to pay up
and get ticket.
Buy Landreth's celebrated garden
seeds from J. w. WELLS.
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Weekly Star one year sl.75. The Star
is democratic newspaper supporting
the principles Of democratic admins
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In great variety. at
I'VE get the item from Mr.. Thos.
Hollabaugh of the destruction by fire
near Appleton, on Friday last, about
O'Clock D.. M, of the home of Mrs.
Mary Vaughan. The family was away
when the accident occurred. Nothing
was saved from the house.
Best assortment Of Toilet soaps ev-
er brought to this city.
Joe Rushing's wife had the misfor-
tune to lose bv theft on Monday night
of last week, gold watch valued at
500. The suspected party was an old
woman who was taken in and sheltered
for the night, but who was followed
and searched but no trace of the watch
was found
II have the best assortment of sta
tionery in Russellville. Call and see.
j. w. WELLS.
The following friends from the
country have called since our last issue
j. F. Muss, w. H. Hickman, w. D.
Vance, J. A. j. Vaughan, G. g. Oates,
w. 4. johnson, A. w. Mathews, q.
Sinclair. Jchn McAllister, ID. F. Moore,
J.. I. Albright, G. w. Barnes, J. Q.
Oates, S. A. Henry, w. A. Martin, 1.
G. Hollabaugh.
The ladies are especially invited to
call and examine my stock of fine Per-
fumery, Face Powders, fine Toilet
Soaps, Brushes, Combs, ect.
J. w. WELLS.
-On last Saturday the supreme court
reviewed the testimony in the James
Mccoy case, and announced it's refusal
to grant new trial, believing the one
already had to have been fair and inn
artial. The doomed man will surely
s.,ffer the death penalty for his crime
unless the governor commutes his SEN
tence, a petition for which Messrs. Da-
Wis & Son, his attorneys, are industri-
ously circulating throughout the coun-
ty.
-NBro. j. H. Shinn is an indefatiga-
BILE worker; he now gives Us hve'
wide awake educational journal, which
breathes the spirit of the New Educa-
ton, and he shoulI receive the hearty
support of every teacher and friend OF
education in Arkansas. '-Searcy Col
lege journal.
We will furnish the Arkansas Teach
err and DEMOCRAT one year for $50.
We hope to enroll every teacher In
Pope county upon this list. Ct.