The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-21

GARDEN & LovE',s,
 Rev. Jimmie Campbell of Liberty 1 township is an avowed candidate for the legislature, so we hear. With Mir. Sib- ley he is discussing the issues of the day in the northern part of the county.
 --Well tiling of best grade at.
 GARDEN & LovE's. | New corn, peaches, apples and l plums are among the toothsome fruits and delicacies enjoyed by our citizens. 1 The festive watermelon and frolicsome 1, canteloupe will make their appearance later on.
 Fresh bread every day at Bernard & Co.'S.
 The masonic picnic which was to have been held at Dardanelle June 23d, has been postponed indefinitely on ac- count of the meeting of the State Teach CTS association. All invitations have been recalled.
 New goods daily by express. Come and see them. NJ. Jacobson. MT. W. s. Bowden writes us that MT. B. W. Nowlin. who was bitten on
 
 day last week, is in condition that will disable him from work in his crop for some time.
 For croquet sets, hammocks, balls, bats. &c.. call on J. w. WELLS. Out in the country last week lit tie two year old son of Mr. J. D. Moore fell and broke his arm. Also, about the same time, five year old son of MT. J. l.. Godfrey had his arm brok- en by the kick of a mule.
 -Cornl 200 bushels in ear for sale by
 R. J. Wilson. still another answer to the hen problem. A Russellville reader says that if three half hens lay three half eggs in three half days, six whole hens will lay seven times as many which is times 7-42. Now who is right?
 FAIR WARNING-I will prosecute to the fullest extent of the law all persons found gathering blackberries in my field one-quarter of. mile north of town after this date. June 2l, 1888.
 A. J. HARTsELL. From Dr. J. B, Pardew we learn that masonic picnic will be held at Scottsville next Saturday. 23d, under the auspices of Scottsville lodge. Ad- dresses will be delivered by Messrs. J. A. Evans and E. c. Bradley. Every body is invited.
 --Try our Woven Wire Mattresses and Cots. Jno. A. Erwin & Go. Editors J. w. Underhill, of the I nah of the Atkins Mail, were in town Tues day. The former returned home and the latter passed up to Clarksville to at- tend the meeting of the western dis trict press association.
 MT. ". s. Bowden has favored us with some extra samples of his farm productions: A spring turnip measur- ing p inches in circumference and weighing four ponnds, and q bunch of oats containing 50 stalks all of which sprang from one seed. Who can beat it?
 ---If you want to buy goods cheap, go to Nj. Jacobson. MT. H. P. Lawley called Friday and informed us that be will soon suc- ceed to the postmastership of Hector, the papers having gone forward for approval. He will act as our agent and friends in that locality can send subscriptions to the DEMOCRAT through hlm.
 A large stock of Mason improved fruit jars, Keen Kutter moving blades, etc., at Garden < Loves.
 People living inside the corporation would do we'll to remember that the or finances of the town make it mis- demeanor not to provide all dogs with collars on or before the first Monday in July of each year. But ten days re- main in which to attend to this matter without mourning the penalty. See the marshal for collars.
 --If you want to live like prince. buy refrigerator.
 Jno. A. Erwin &. Go. The canning factory has put up 1900 cans of beans. Blackberries are now in request and all will be taken that is offered at tho rate of s1.00 per bushel. The railroad company has gen erously offered to assist in putting iu a switch for the benefit of the factory and we learn that work will soon be commenced upon it.
 ---Ladies call and examine my goods and prices before buying elsewhere.
 NJ. Jacobson.
 About 150 teachers passed over to Dardanelle yesterday afternoon to at- tend the annual meeting of the State teachers assoc'n. They were met here and escorted to Dardanelle by the fol- lowing committee of reception: l.. c. Hall, W, A. Nowlin. W. D. Jacoway, NJ. l.. Davis, H. c. Gibson, G. R. Will liams,J. H. Perry, D. l.. Bourlane .H. McGuire, Miss Lillie Jacoway ,MissFan- nie Lemoyne.
 --Dr. Deshazo, of Liberty township, has In his possession an interesting rel ic in the shape of a fiddle, made, accord ing to the date engraved on the instru- ment, i'll 1726, one hundred and sixty two years ago. It has been owned by the Doctors father and grandfather, respectively, and is still seryiceable instrument, its tones being as sweet and perfect as need be.
 FoR SALE. E.-One good iron safe. If K. R WILSON.
 MT. ". NJ. Oates returned Monday from his Texas trip. He visited sever al counties, and as every one else does who visits that country, found rich and poor land, possessing some advantages and some disadvantages. Down about Columbia crops are good, but around Houston they are very sorry on account of too much rain. Mir. Oates has cot ton boil nearly grown from the field of MT. Lem Hughey, near Columbia, who has good crop. MT. Stanford Robinson he says IS doing we'll.
 Every day this week fresh bread Graham, Rye and Rusks-at
 Bernard & Co.'S. Miss Hattie Lee Price, the Georgia mngnetic- electric girl. gave two enter