The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-07
LOCAL LINES.

line assessor IS now making his an
Lual round looking after tax values.
Our friend ID. d. Dyer will pleas,
accept our thanks for some excellen
peaches.
IF there Is to be any celebration of the
glorious Fourth it is time preparations
were being made.
The wheat crop of Pope county
this season is the best for years. Pity
there Is not more of il.
For SALE. good iron safe.
tt r. Il WILSON.
For the best wagon on wheels call
on c. B. Gerber. viii trade wagon
for good work horse.
"A teachers examination will be
held by County Examiner w. A. Baird
at this place to-day and tomorrow.
Corn! 200 bushels in ear for sale by
r. j. Wilson.
For the first ripe peaches of the sea-
son we are indebted to our kind friend
Mr.. w. ID. Vance. Thanks muchly.
Wilson is making especially low
III iNNo ioi tdoH uui iHN thc suuiHicl.
The cupola of the Methodist church
at Dover was struck by lightning last
Friday night. The damage is slight,
200 bushels of corn for sale. APP
ply to w. IL. HILL, NJ. ID.
The Russellville contingent to the
State convention numbered twenty or
more. They greatly enjoyed the excit-
Ing occasion.
We'll tiling of best grade at.
GARDEN d LOVES.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is a purely veg
etable preparation, being free from in
furious ingredients. 1t is peculiar in
its curative power.
Nov is your tim 70 secure bar
gains. NJ. jacobson.
There will be strawberry supper
served in the grove in front of the
Methodist Episcopal CHI urch tonight
wednesday,. Everybody invited.
just think of 1T. wall paper at re.
per roll. Jno. A. Erwin Il Co.
The proceedings of the Pope coun-
y
ications are crowded ont by convention
news this week but will appear in our
next.
You can't possibly do without a
refrigerator. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
A telegram has been received here
from Grand Rapids, Mich, stating that
j. X. Perryman was convicted of big
a,,1 80
years in the state prison.
Just received, big line of wigwam
slippers very cheap NJ. jacobson.
-Bentonville Democrat, 2d-Dr. j .
NJ. Thompson is yet confined to his bed
by Illness. His condition has been
quite serious during the week past, but
is now thought TO be improving.
III you want to live like "A prince
buy refrigerator.
Jno. A. Erwin &. Co.
"A handsome quilt belonging to the
Baptist Sunday school of this place was
disposed ofthis week at $I.00 per chance
and brought $4,000. Judge j. G.. Wal
lace held No. Z. the lucky ticket, and
secured the quilt.
w. G. Weimer has the finest grade
of fresh cream candies ever in town.
There will be Sunday school bas.
ket picnic at the school house in dis.
trict No. IS, two miles east of Gumlog
post office, on Friday June 22d. Every
body is INVITED to come and bring q
well filled basket.
Call Immediately if you want Re
frigerators. Jno. A. Erwin Il Co.
Mrs. j. c. Mullins and family, ac
companied by Mr.. Ernest VanNess, ar.
rived here on May Both, from Little
Rock. Mr.. VanNess is a brother OF
Mr.. Chas. VanNess, of this place, with
whom they will reside.
Fresh bread every day at Bernard
q Co.'S.
On Monday, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock a. m, the school board will NEE
to elect assistant teachers for the ensu
ing term of public school. The session
will begin about the first of October ant
continue eight months.
- Best barb wire in town at
GARDEN d LOVES
Among the distinguished physi
clans from abroad attending the meet
ing of the Pope county medical society
| last Friday was DIR. j. f. NJ. Tate, o
| Appleton. The DEMOCRAT was favored
with very pleasant call.
If you want to buy goods cheap
go to NJ. Jacobson.
DIR. John Westerfield of Atkins,
talented physician and worthy either
and wIthal a genial spirit, has move'
to Temple Texas, where he will resid
in the future. May he be signally sue
cessful in every undertaking.
FRY our Woven Wire Mattresse
and Cots. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
Here is n little problem for those T.
solve who feel inclined that way: /
three half hens produce three half egg
In three half days, how many Who'll
eggs will six whole hens produce i
seven whole days? Forward answer
TO this office.
New goods daily by expires:
Come and see them. NJ. jacobson.
-Messrs. w. NJ. Peeler and r. J
GRAY have left with us samples of thei
wheat crop which are very fine indeed
indicating a lerge yield. Both sample
are Golden Chat, a variety that hardl
ever fails to do well here and this se'
son has eelipsed itself
Ladies call and examine my good
and prices before buying elsewhere.
NJ. jacobson.
The ever jovial and welcome ID
John II. Potts of Atkins was anon
, our callers Friday. He was here a
tending the meeting Of the Pope count
: medical society, which he assures I
was one Of the best ana perhaps Il
most beneficial ever held in the count.
{ Why will YOU drink warm mil
and have your butter run all over yot
= plate when you can buy first-class Il
o frigerator for $500