The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-28
Coming Events.
GUS Z. COOK,
= ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON,
LOCAL LINES.

"a Soc notice of dissolution Of Roys &
Il liower.
t,a, district normal institute will be
Il IA al Dardanelle August 9th.
III SITUATION WANTED for six months
/ rom September ISL TT
Dr II. NJ. WAITS dental office Is
an Main street, one door west of James
I'M Shinn's residence,
-Fouyp. -Near James eagles, pair
~ snee;acles, which the owner can get
N this office, by paying for this notice.
We direct attention to the new
OCCASIONAL card of DR.. l.. K. Cook.
lie office is now over j. l.. Shinn's
Btore.
-The new instruments for the band
i ~. arrived and the melodious toot of
~ rorpetist will now be heard both
karly and late.
We viii publish the result of the
binary election by townships next
eek the returns not being received
time to do SO this week.
Mr.. r. f. Amos, near town, pre-
pnted lis with specimen Of his pear
ION the finest we have seen, measur-
no l0iS inches In circumference.
The presence of Misses Minnie
nm Of Atkins and Virgie Mann Of Rus
klyilIe. was o pleasant incident In the
bTaocRHr Office yesterday.
Lower prices than ever were know
before on summer coats. pants. shoes,
ESQ hats, etc at York q BoTToMs.
several communications and other
,orost;ng noatter Is crowded ont this
a e 70 make room for fun proceed
s~ ~ Tho sandal school association.
"ss y -, - 49, 49,,
--Notllns c9ula lay ~. "o Wa snosc
luie. o." nioot;an yon cou,d scarcelv
,,, snv ~ Ire elements which gen.
Iue aIS'. '.horoctsriza elections
e'"', a...a, :. ~ ~ an. ~
we arg paiii.a W ,lo1o .ne 1911 "a !,
Mrs. barry NY .nlss an M, :, ,nnsia'
ana ssep-uangn.cf S - VI .a ah '.'m,ai Mo
heaf , Lav" ~ Nav Hone The Rev q q
w. w. at,endea and officiated az the burial.
-york q Bottoms are closing out
hats summer coats. pants. Shoes.
A II actnal cost 10 make prenaration
Sor ,al m stocL
~ ~.
arg Ioquoses's ~ D an.ou III snnS
hev. VI. p a..on c. =. Ia uac NJ WI
preaCu ~ osss n ,~,s " 80 uvsuay
s sne T. desired Rantism Win he the
snb;ect If his discourses.
n...,,l, a,,,.,u .ho .sth.a
Ionpsiy Lying =. ny ,n .aaa hoao
van " iouna tlic nieu ~ sca S ..lS u1aal-
ociaI,c hos1s " vicsoiy - oep.c.lu =. ;
a''u .nrs WIZ. ne sonos = "no - a. \.
splre nope anu ~ 'i,suIc suoccss. as
Dan Dyel says, ano poy ~, a.o now y. .,n ~
!. s & ,oon lem in . Lot the ,onninr nro.
ceas
mere VIII pe AsMperaIcc Mass
Meetln9 on next ounuay msIt ~ Tug
Meenoulsc church' Al tne churcncs
nave CARED IN aPP0lnsmenss iof tne
Ugcas'Uh n.y. u u1s.uousu :,a ar ~
non. =. I'LL =. 1870 -o ..son VII ~
piesehs' a sioas rally 70 eApcc.eu'
--LAkDKEIh. cELEbKAI I LuhNif
SEED ior saie W w. Ellis
me most molly con.csIe" uatlic "
,sss MonuAy was pcsmcen messIs .
rlank y 1ous WIZ, Anu 'on" ! ucnc.s
,ol cons.aDie. - cec"me ~ closc anu
l l,esr, before .ne eoun. was COM
p'escu .ua q, WEI 'no tSsu,s was sn-
iveu s. a,, s'oeo' oou'u no' rss'la'''
'"0' onc ioliei
"A good rain fell throughout this
county last Saturday night. II was
timely blessing to crops, assuring as
u does better crops than for i've years.
This means that the corn criD and
smoke houses of Pope county will not
:" 'ooaso1 ~ -, ou'. anu naasas iicA !,
ysa', nnH INA. Tue supply inortSasc
"n' nv houi's' as ior'neliy'
Taking into account the threaten
ing aspect OF the weather In the alter
noon OF last Monday and the sprinkling
o. voters which had never voted IN a
primary before. coupled with the TACT
that on several OF the ofhcers the inter-
est was so nearly balanced as 70 neu-
.raiized active participation, and last
mondays vote has much OF encourage
E4ht IN IL IN TINS township.
4 --LAxDRETH's TURNIp SEED WILL DO
TO RELY Upon. j. w. WELLS.
1.-The vote at this precinct Monday
was as fellow: For representative,
Slpley 100, Eggleston l0a; for clerk,
iotfs l34, Reynolds l05; for sheriff,
quinn l52, Young SO; for judge, Bull
JOCK -, Bayliss 1866, Pollock 49,; for
assessor, Hickman al, Jamison as,
DaYis o.; for treasurer, blackburn l35,
le..y soi Tor surveyor, Hale I'll. For
Justices OF the peace W. A. Mckinney
aun "a; H. Shinn were nominated. For
constable Frank Wordsworth was sue
ccSsIui, beating Mr.. Pickett. his OpDO-