The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-27

Farmer democrats you can well af-
ford to spare the time required to go
to your precinct and vote next Tues
day. DO not let anything deter you
from casting one vote for Clifton r.
Breckenridge.
There are two Joseph Rodgers &
Sons pocket knives in Pope county
which were bought at the factory in
Sheffield, England. They belong to
Col. Ben I. Embry and Capt. j. r. H.
Scott, end are fine metal.
-Revs. s. s. Key and Fl. B. Miner,
assisted by other ministers, will begin
protracted meeting at the Methodist
church, south, next Friday night. We
hope to see general turn out and much
interest manifested.
| The commissioners of accounts
Messrs. M. H. Baird, w. B. Young and
| w. w. Brashear will wind up their
business this week, preparatory to cub
uniting a report to His Honor, Judge
Cunningham next week.
Not long ago we reported June APP
Piles of the second crop this year, anu
now comes Mrs. James NJ. Harkey with
samples Of not only the second, but OF
the third crop also. This takes the
blue ribbon and we hereby tender it to
Mrs. Harkey.
| Miss Leila McWilliams, the beauti-
full and accomplished young lady who
accompanied Miss Emma Howell from
Rome, Ca, last summer, and has been
her guest since, returned home last
Monday. She carries with her the best
| wishes of her legion Of Russellville
| friends.
Esq. g. W. Bergman, being about
to retire from the office of justice Of the
handsome tile from his friends r. F..
Amos, James Ozment, J. w. Gilpen and
others, for faithful performance of Of
! fetal service In their pension matters
during his term of office.
Plymouth Rock chickens for sale by
Mary Mckinney.
Miss Scottie Harkey has placed the
DEMoCRAT under obligations for bas-
ket OF vegetables from her fathers
prairie garden, consisting OF snap
beans, tomatoes and irish potatoes.
The latter are of the third crop on same
ground this season, and as fine and
toOthsOme as the first crop in May.
We thank Miss Scottie heartily for her
remembrance.
Every man, woman and child ought
to attend the auction.
Our excellent photographer, b.
J.. Strickland desires the public to
know that he Is now so far
recovered frsm his recent inju-
rics as to be able to I'LL all orders In
the picture line his friends may favor
him with. He also keeps picture frames
of convenient sizes which he offers at
reasonable prices.
Goods at your own prices at the
auction.
The Bentonville Democrat reports
sad accident to Rev. w. HI. Corley,
formerly pastor OF the N. z. church.
south, of this place. He was riding
bled and fell upon his leg, which II not
broken Is badly strained and bruised,
and causes great pain and inconven-
fence to him. His friends here hope
lie will recover without permanent In
jury.
IF you want to buy goods At YOUR
price attend the Auction.
We had a pleasant call Monday af-
ternoon from DIR. j. Guy Lewis, in
company with Mr.. g. K. Howell. DIR.
Lewis Is enroute to Chicago to purchase
machinery fo- his mines located six
miles south OF Bonneville, in Logan
county. The DIR. showed us some Of
the output of his mine, and is quite en-
n sfo affa nvor fha nroenaafe HiQ
camp Is called Golden City and bids
fair to be one Of the largest mining
camps In the state In the near future.
For SALK.-One yoke good year old
steers partly broke tor sale or trade for
. horse, by w. A. MCKINNEY.
Last Sunday morning, In the pres
snce Of q small party Of invited guests,
tho rites of circumcision were perform
! ed upon Samuel, the three weeks old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohen, BY
Rabbi l.. Rosenblott, of St. Louis. Mr..
| M. jacobson stood as godfather, while
Mrs. Lears officIatcd - god-m0ther.
After the ceremony the learned Rabbi
delivered short discourse on the sub.
ject Of circumcisio& The party then
partook OF splendid collation. after
which they dispersed TO think Of what
they had seen and heard.
DIR. :. III. POTTS CELEBRATED
CHILL KILLER Is STILL AHEAD.
MANUFACTURED by J. w. WELLS.
Last Thursday afternoon several
members or the w. q. 4. IL. Iii body
waited UPON HsndrIcks. the wins seller,
and rea,iested him 10 desist from fur
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