The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

The arrival of several inc large jack frosts has almost entirely driven dread disease from our midst, and over- worked physicians will now get much needed rest.
 -On our second page to-day will be found striking and instructive illus tration of the comparative worth of the various kinds of baking powders now in the market.
 County Judge Bullock was in to see us few minutes Monday. 'sJack" bears his honsrs with becoming digni- ty, as we knew he would, and is as af- fable as ever, or moro so.
 You can find anything you want to eat at BERNARD & Co.'S. Independence and North Fork townships held no elections the End of Nov. but their votes were as heavy for CarlLee and Leach as they were in sev- eral otLer townships that did.
 Fruits of all kinds, even to PUMP KIN, at BERNARD & Co.'S. MT. Horace Bradley, one of Do- ver's popular young gallants and lead- ing legal luminary, was down Monday and paid his respects to the DEMOCRAT, where he is always welcome visitor. Everybody say that Love & Miller sells hardware cheaper than ever. Come and see.
 -Messrs Roberts and Malone ofMor- rilton were in town last Friday. They were enroute to Franklin county in the Interest of the Whitlock & Eth ridge combination blow, the rights of which they own for Franklin county.
 DIR. J.H. POTTS CHILL KILLER IS THE REMEDY FOR CHILLS. CONTAINS NOTHING TO INJURE THE SYSTEM. TRY TT.
 J. W. WELLS. MT. R. P. Barefield went to Little Rock last week where he was paid by the Famous Life Insurance Co.,, the sum of &400, the amount due on policy is- sued to Mrs. O. ". Deal, daughter of Mir. Barcfield, who died several months ago.
 We have meagre particulars of the incendiary burning of barn belonging to Lawyer R. c. Bullock, near Darda- nelle, one night last week. Besides the loss of considerable forage, two mules belonging to tenant perished in the flames. No arrests have been made.
 Fresh Oysters.
 Commencing November 18th will constantly keep on hand Fresh Oysters. By the can or dozen, served in every atvle. at the Star Bakery.
 W. BALES, Prop'r.
 A number of friends of Mir. Thomas Hamilton and family, sympathizing with them in their recent losses by fire, waited upon them Monday and Tues day nights with donations of many use ful articles for their comfort. The presents were most timely and highly appreciated.
 Remember you can fnd the most complete assortmeuC0f stoves and coun- try hollowware at Love < Miller's ever brought to this market.
 MT. Ransome Boswell and grand daughter, Mas Lillian Luker, returned Sanday afternoon from visit to Dr. and Mrs. Cheany. at. Dallas, Texas. Mr. B. had severe attack of dengue fever while there, and looks pale and weak in consequence.
 New Kraut, new Pickles, and eve rything new, at the new grocery store of A. BERNARD & Co. Cards are out for the wedding of Mir. James l.. Tucker and Miss Lucy Harkey at the Christian church, Wed- nesday evening, 17th inst. Of course q large assemblage Of the friends Of this popular young couple will be present to witness their nuptiais.
 The Kentucky Belle Stove. cooks quicker, sweeter. nicer biscuits than any other. Sold by
 LOVE & MILLER. w. c. Weimer. proprietor of the New Drug Store, has secured she agency for the sale of H. Hirschberg's improved diamond spectacles and eye glasses, and by terms of his contract grants special privileges to purchasers: Read his advertisement and call and see the goods.
 --Owlng to the fact that the State Prohibition Alliance holds it's conven- tion here this week, the w. q. T. U. will not hold its regular weekly meet ing. The members are requested to come out in full attendance on Thurs day D. m. at the Presbyterian church.
 MRs. 0. F. HAHEy,
 President.
 --We regret to learn of the death ol the estimable wife or Capt. F. ]. kol- low at Dover last Wednesday. She hal long been sufferer from consnmpfionl and while her dsath was not npexpect. cd 1t is nevertheless ead AtIIiction and great loss to her family and the large social circle In which she moved, 4 fitting obituary will be furnished ui for publication ere long.