The Russellville Democrat., 1888-08-23
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MT. W. J. Storment informs us that there will be a meeting at Grange hall, in Clark township, next Friday night for the purpose of organizing demo- cratic club. Messrs. Harkey, Wallace and Russell, of this place, are expected to address the meeting.
 Leave your orders for carpets with
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Our Baptist friends have been very much annoyed of late on account of depredations committed in their church. Several articles have been taken away including handsome table cover, a present to the church by some of the ladies of the congregation. It is hoped the depredators may be apprehended and punished.
 Best bargains ever offered on tim ware at Garden & Loves.
 Mir. M. F. Shaw, practical found- ryman, having over twenty years ex- perience in the business. has bought . one-third interest in the Russellville Foundry and Machine shop, and here- after the business will be conducted un- der the firm name Of Smith, Settle & Go. This establishment should receive the encouragement and support of all the people.
 Best variety of stoves ever in Rus sellville at Garden & Love's.
 -Mrs.L Merriwether,T ,Tennessee' s gifted president, will lecture at the M. k. church, south, on Friday and Satur- day evenings, at the usual hour on the subject of Temperance. Mrs. Merri- wether is a genuine southern woman and possesses rare ability as speaker and writer. The local Union extends a cordial invitation to everybody to at- tend these lectures.
 FOR SALE. good iron safe.
 If R. R WILSON.
 Mir. John P. Ferguson and family returned Saturday from Brazzoria coun- ty, Texas. They have had & great deal ofsickness and glad to get back to Pope county. From Mir. Ferguson we learn that H. T. Mann was lying at the point of death when he left with typhoid fe- yer. Lem Hughey's family have all been sick and will move this fall. Bob Dunn will soon move back to Pope county.
 Carpets sold by sample. Call and leave orders. Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 We regret to chronicle the death, August 18th, of Bobby Henderson, son of D. H. Trickey. aged nine months ard three days. Returning from wis it to Lonoke two weeks ago the child was taken sick here and grew worse until he died. His remains were inter- red in Russellville cemetery Monday afternoon in the presence of many sym pathizing friends. Rev. $. s. Key offic- lated at the grave.
 Gall and examine the complete line of hardware at Garden & Love's.
 --The Pope county appoin tments oi Hon. Jeff Davis, presidential elector, and Hon. Carroll Armstrong, are pub lished in another place. These speak. CTS have just returned from filling the appointments made for them by the state central committee and from all re. ports acquitted themselves creditably and awakened great enthusiasm in be half of the democratic cause. We hope the people will turn out and give them hearing.
 
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 Jno. A. Erwin 6 Co.
 The primary in Yell county last | Saturday resulted as follows: State senator, Dr. W. A. Clement; rep resentative, W. A. Nolen; county judge, G. l.. Wirt; sheriff, II. B. Me Carrell; clerk. Dr. J. II, McCargo; as sessor, J. N. Whitlow; treasurer, J. J Robertson surveyor, $. c. Dean. Johr II. Rogers carried the county unan | imously for congress. The nom inees for sheriff, assessor and treas urer are the present incumbents Go to the Russollvills Foundry fol grates and furnace doors for sorght mills.
 Hon. Jeff Davis, the talented young democratic elector for the fifth district returned home last Thursday fresh iron l a vigorous and successful canvass among the people. He left again Fri day for Morrllton, where he spoke thence to Grant county to complete thu list of appointments made for him by the state central committed. Hon. Car roll Armstrong accompanied him They will speak at four points in this county, beginning on the 27th inst See the list of appointments elsewhere
 -DR. POTTS CHILL KILLER Is THE BOSS REMEDY FOR CHILLS l GUARANTEED TO CURE OR MON BY REFUNDED TRY IT.
 J. w. Wells.
 The meeting of the Cleveland clnl at the courthouse on last Monday nigh was characterized by large and sn thusiastic attendance. Many ladie graced the occasion with their pres enee, and the band boys were prompt, on hand to furnish some excellent mu sic and acquitted themselves handsom ly. Col. Jordan k. Cravens delivere, an able and forcible address. He clear ly defined the principles and policy o the democratic party and treated tn political issues of the day in manne that betokened familiarity with tn subject. He answered all of the sill charges of Norwood and his crow against the democratic party showin that they are founded in ignorance q