The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-07


copies of all bulletins received at this
office.
1T is not only surprising but aston
ishing how much goods a little cash
will buy at X. j. Wilson's.
The selection OF Mr.. Jefferson Da-
Wis of this place as presidential elector
by the fifth district congressional com
mittee was compliment indeed to
4 Mr.. Davis and the town from which he
halls. Mr.. Davis is a young man am
bilious, studious and patriotic and will
proudly hold aloft the banner Of Cleye-
land and his distinguished running
mate, whoever he may be.
Quit taking pills and use Weimer's
Liver medicine. 1t leaves the system
in pure and healthy condition.
lit is with much pleasure we call
attention to the advertisement of Mrs.
James II. Shinn, which will be found
in another column. Mrs. Shinn Is one
of our leading ladies and has secured
quite reputation as an artist
as will be seen from her many
oil paintings, few of which
she now has on exhibition at j. l..
| Shinn's store. We bespeak for her a
liberal patronage from our young peo-
pie, as there is no accomplishment more
refining for young ladies than a
knowledge of art.
Many who have used Weimer's
Liver Medicine say it is the best fami-
ly medicine they ever had. You should
not be without it.
"A very interesting and enjoyable
meeting has been in progress since
Saturday night at the Methodist
church, south. Ministers present are
Rev. S. s. Key, pastor, Rev. G. w.
Boyls, presiding elder and Rev. }. 5.
Clover, preacher in charge of the
church at Dover. Rev. Mr.. Burns, of
Dardanelle, is expected. The meeting
will be continued morning and night
throughout the week and it is expected
that glorious revival will result.
Much intetest is manifested and the at
tendance is good, espec tally at the night
service.
Call and examine the best hay rake
on the market at.
GARDEN & LOVES.
The Rev. DR.. Graves concluded his
discourses here on Wednesday night in
SlCdh VI oii iibdJ 90 VI
intended. This was made necessary
on account OF the distinguished speak
er's engagement to preach commence
ment sermon at Jackson, Tenn, Sun
day. We have heard his sermons spok-
en- of as being deep. logical and script
ural, with less of the sectarian spirit
manifested than is usual on such oc-
casions. DR.. Graves has been power
full leader IN the Baptist church, and is
yet, and has great many admirers
wherever known.
M-Ladies call at the furniture store
that stingy old husband buy one.
Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
Despite the fire, the June issue of
The American Magazine is an excep-
tionally brilliant number. The Illus
trations and letter-press are excellent,
and the contents varied and entertain
ing. Among the notable features is an
interesting and finely illustrated paper
on sour Defenses from an Army Stand
point" by Gen. O. o. Howard; Mrs.
graceful article on "The Art of Enter
taining," subject she is we'll qualified
by experience to handle; and George
Edgar Montgomery has charming pa
per on "Dickens on the American
Stage" that will be read with much
interest by the great army of the dis
tinguished novelist's friends. This ar
ticle is illustrated by portraits of lead
ing actors, showing their conception of
| Dickens characters. The month fur
nishes Zitella Cooke with the text for a
pretty poem, "Juue." Barbados the
Elbow Island, is described in an Illus
trated paper by DR.. William F. Hutch
| inson.
---FoUND, June 4th, watch-charm,
which the owner can have by calling
at this office, describing the same, and
paying for this notice. j. w. PRUTTT.
Mr.. G. w, Hinchee, one of the pro-
prietors of the Ozone Nursery, located
in Johnson county, was caller at this
office Tuesday morning. He intends
canyassing the county taking orders for
trees and IL affords us pleasure to rec
ommend him. He is representing an
entirely reliable home institution, one
whose interest is to deal fairly with the
people---more so than if was located in
some other state. Its prices are cheap
er than foreign concerns because its ex-
penses are less. This nursery points
with pride to its array of premiums Sc
cured by honest effort and true merit.
! Fruit from this nursery carried off
many of the premiums at the Worlds
Fair at New Orleans, nearly all the
premiums at the Little Rock exposi-
ton last fall. In short the Ozone fruit
takes the lead wherever exhibited. 1t
is the fruit for this locality, thorough
lv tested and demonstrated, and parties
contemplating putting out new or
chards or increasing their old ones
should give their orders to Mr.. Hinchee
thereby net only patronizing a home
institution, but having the certainty,
not always enjoyed in dealing with
foreign agents, of getting exactly what
you order.
AKT! ART!!
Mrs. James ii. Shlnn has opened an
art class in the front room over j. L.
Shinn's store where all desiring in.
struction in Drawing and Painting
VIII please call on her. Rates reason
able and satisfaction guaranteed.
jun IA
-Russellville was treated to little
/ bit of business experience last week
quite out of the usual line aad one she
will not soon forget that's certain.
drummer representing Williams Bros.
(wholesale dry goods Ft. Smith, swoop
ed down upon the town and interview
ed our merchants In the usual way
: selling one or more bills OF goods
After selling all he could in a whole
sale way, he rented a room, employed {
clerk and sold at retail to who eye
would come and buy. The sublimity
,, of the cheek and gall displayed in such
|, proceeding was at once recognized
as being as unique as it was unparal
lelled aud unparallelable. Aid TO max
the matter stranger they do say that thu
S same articles could have been bough
at other stores in town for less money
than was asked by this company. 4
question of duty and fair dealing come