The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-21
LOCAL LINES.
.Eyerybody is wishing for raIn.

LOCAL LINES.
 Everybody is wishing for rain.
 We regret to hear of the serious sickness of Mrs. Gardner.
 The primary election comes off next Monday. Be sure to attend.
 -Severy members of Mir. Stanley's : family are reported dangerouly sick. Low quarter shoes for ladies and gentlemen at cost before Jacobson rec moves.
 Glass ball shooting Is becoming anite a popular pastime with some of our local marksmen.
 We are again placed under obliga- lions to Dr. J. II. Potts for additions to our Atkins club of subscribers.
 Tine Messrs. Perry are building a commodious ware-room in the rear of their store houses on Main street.
 J. w. Rorex reports his wheat crop better than expected. From IA acres !. he gathered 1291a bushels of grain.
 -G. w. Harkey & Son are building an extension tof their harness shop to accommodate increasing business.
 We regret to learn of the death of a little child of Phillip J. Harvill's. It has been sick some time with flux.
 If Wharton and others will only continue abusing the DEMOCRAT, the people will come to love it for the ene- mics it has made.
 --A large assortment of trunks and yalises must be closed out before Jacob son removes to his new store. They go at cost and fast at that.
 Shoot your liver with two or three Bilious Bullets and you will be as- tonished at the improvement in It's be- havior. For sale by J. w. Wells.
 "A street sprinkler, much needed convenience, has been put in operation by James A. Miller & Co. We hail it as public blessing.
 DEMOCRATS remember the pri- mary election next Monday, the 26th inst. Yarn out and vote for the most cepable and strongest men for office.
 --LosT.--On Sunday night, the 18th inst, on the street, a gold pen and holder with pearl handle. The finder will please leave the same at this office.
 -Our subscription list continues to y grow. Now is the time to keep posted Yin political and county news. Only TEN cents per month till the campaign is over,
 --It is reported that the wheelers will nominate judicial ticket with k. H. Mathes of Ozark, for circuit judge and A. H. Boles, also of Ozark, for prose- cutting attorney.
 Before removing Jacobson must close out large lot of dress ginghams, former price I22 cents, now only S15 cents per pard. All of these goods are fresh and of desirable patterns.
 NEXT MONDAY is the day for holding the democratic primary elec- ton. Be sure to go and vote. Don't stay at home. Go out and cast your vote for the best, strongest and most competent men.
 --J. D. M. Cline reports crops In his sectipn standing the drouth very we'll. With no more rain more corn will be raised than last year, and cotton looks very well. Of course the crops that were we'll worked looks best.
 An exquisite chandelier costing about $200 graces the centre of the new Christian church at this place. The taste of the building committee is ad- mirably displayed in the handsome ap- pointments of this beautiful ediflce.
 Remember, ladies, that if you want any bargains go to Jacobson before he removes to his new store (next door to R. H. Tate) and make your purchases, as the offer to sell goods at cost will only last until the 1st of August.
 Next Saturday, the 24th inst, at l o'clock, D. m., at Luker & Davis hall, Prof. Malett of Caglesyille will speak on tho issues of the day. He will be responded to by Hon. J. c. Wallace, of this place.
 1.-The people would like for Col. Tobey to answer the following ques- tion: Did you ride on free pass while amember of the legislature and also receive mileage for distance travelled on the railroad?
 Ia Jacobson will remove to the "Per- ry store building" next door to Mir. k. II. Tate, on the 1st of August, and up to that time he will offer all of his goods at cost. The time is limited and ad- vantage should be taken of this offer. Bilious Bullets cure Biliousness. Torpid Liver, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Malarial and Bilious Fcycrs, Constipation and all affections due to q diseased liver, without pro- ducing any unpleasant effects. For sale by J. W. Wells.
 Petitions for an election to decide whether the county seat shall be re- moved will be considered by the coun- Y court to-day, and if it shall appear that one-third of the qualified electors GiaYe petitioned for an election, the court will so order.
 We are creditably informed that there are persons on Gum Log who at- tribute the writing of the "A. J. w." letter to our correspondent at Dover, Horace Bradley, Esq. We take pleas nre In stating that he Is as innocent of the authorship of that article as the imperial Chancellor of Germany.
 -Snugly enskonced in his own office one door west of J. II. Shinn's resi- aence, you will find Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt hereafter. He has just completed, ,urnished and taken possession of it.. ne had 1t built for dental office and nothing else, and especially adapted to mat particular use. It is perfect in its