The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-06
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 MT. To BrYantis is clerking for MT. J. l.. Shinn.
 -Turnips and fall "ads' should be be planted now. ! Chickens and eggs are exceedingly , scarce in this market The campmeeting at Gravel Spring, will begin the 7th inst.
 Mrs. W. J. Reynolds returned Mon- | day from visit to Atkins.
 A secondhand sewing machine for sale. Apply at this office.
 Mrs. Hattie Simpson is visiting Mrs. M. H. Baird this week
 MT. Ed Bernard made business trip to Little Rock this week.
 --Dr. A. H. Scott, of Little Rock, was visiting relatives here Monday.
 Cotton picking will soon be the or der of the day all along the line.
 The nights are delightfully."- cool. The worst of the summer is over.
 Indian summer, the most pleasant part of the year, will soon be here. Society circles are predicting a number Of marriages to occur soon. Mir. ". s. Corn, of Mo, has &C., cepted position with MT. J. w. Wells. A large new lamp illumines the way to J. II. Hills barber shop after Inightfall.
 The street committee is having the town branch walled. much needed improvement. Our merchants will pay the fall market price for cotton and sell goods at rock bottom prices this fall. Can't the street committee have the weeds removed from the streets? The town would look the better for it. --FoR SALE-A No. work mule, eight years old. Apply to .B.GERBER, Russellville, Ark. Misses Lillie and Mamie Rankin left last week to attend college at Mo Minnville, Tenn, the ensuing session.
 Rev. J. B. Wise, pastor of the Bap- tist church at Ozark, mingled with his Russellville friends Monday and Tues day.
 --Messrs. W. c. Renfrow and T. J.. Russell have returned from the great Northwest greatly improved by the trip.
 -Mr. l.. B. Hamm and Miss Hattie Goats of Appleton called to see us last Friday. Sorry we were absent at the time.
 The democratic boys awoke the the echoes Tuesday night with booming anvils. Several pounds of powder were burnt.
 Prepared by combination, propor- tion and process peculiar to itself, Hoods Sarsaparflla accomplishes cures hither- to unknown.
 -Mr. Ed Truitt has surrendered to the authorities and is now undergoing trial at Dover for the shooting of Mir. I. J. Brown last week.
 The prohibited season for hunting deer and turkey expired last Friday. The quail hunting season does not be- gin until October 1st.
 The Russellville K. T. band furn- ished the music for the grand democrat ic rally at Ozark last Saturday. The boys report good time.
 MT. Walter Vance, who has been attending the A. l. U. at Fayetteville. is spending the vacation at home with his brother, W. D. Vance.
 There will be a very good crop Of mast this fall, which, with good corn crop, ought to insure us abundance of home raised pork this winter.
 -Bricklaying is progressing finely on Bernard Bros. new business block. With favorable weather the brick work can be finished in week or ten days.
 --The families of Messrs. A. T. Davis and L. F. Deshong have returned from their summering at Nebo. MT. E. H.. Howell's family will return next week. There never was more quiet elec- tion nor harder days work done than on last Monday. Both sides worked with might and nam to gain the victo- ry.
 MT, Arthur Erwin returned Sun day evening from Freeman. He left ike Russellville colonists well, and ar ranging to return home in about two weeks.
 A wheel dressed in bandannas was found Wednesday morning run up on the democratic flag pole. This means, of course, that the wheel has gone dem- ocratic.
 Our friends the enemy won the township officers in Mondays contest, viz: P. J. Harvill and John Trest jus tices of the peace and c. B. Guest con- stable.
 Uncle Billy Wooten, one of the democratic wheel-horses of Jackson township, is in town congratulating his fellow democrats on the glorious vic tory in this county.
 The campmeeting at Centre Valley was we'll attended by Russellville folk on last Sunday. Several hundred peo' pie were on the grounds and spent pleasant and profitable day.
 The Barnum and London l5 New United Shows will exhibit here on tho 2sth inst. This show only stops at the big towns on the Ft. Smith road, viz Ft. Smith, Russellvllle and Little Rock.
 -Goto ". G. Weimers for fine cream candies, large stock just received.
 Ut is rumored here that John Halle who Killed young James at Dover, hai been spotted by officers in California where he has been passing under th' name of Haley. His arrest seems prob able.
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