The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-04

New goods arriving every day a
Bernard q Co.'S. which will be soil
cheaper than ever before.
II have the goods and they must b
sold, 20 bring your pocket book ant
come along. I will make you happy.
M. jacobson.
III you want good choice bsef steal
or roast call ct Morris He can sup
ply every nsed.
| The annual session OF the Westcrr
| District Sunday School Association
convenes at the Chrisfian church Fri
day morning, the 6th, inst. The pro
gramme and list OF committees Will Be
| fonad elsewhere. We would impress
upon our citizens the Importance Of at
tending the meetings of the Associa.
ton, and especially those held morn.
ings. Much to interest and instruct
will be heard, besides 1t is expected
that every encouragement and assist
ance on the part Of all our people will
be rendered these faithful workers In .
noble cause.
--wooten & Oates keep nice and late
styles gents hats and the very best OF
clothing.
1T will pay you to see our stock OF
notwithstanding machines, wall paper
&c. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
g. A. Morris knows how to run a
meat market. His customers are we'll
pleased. Try him yourself.
MIR. B.. J. Rosen water, Of Eureka
Springs, agent for Arkansas for the
American Building and Loan Associa-
ton of Minneapolis Mimi, is In town
and purposes establishing here q branch
of his Association II sufficient encour-
agement be given, the which we are
confident will be willingly extended.
Building associations have pro ven q
great blessing wherever organized and
our people are to be c0ngra tulated up
on having an opportunity to secure q
branch Of such trustworthy associa-
ton as the one represented by Mr.. Ros-
enwater 10 known to be.
Remember that we are headquar-
ters for good goods ut reasonable pric-
%. Wooten d Oates.
We have one Of the best sewing ma
chimes made and at prices that will en-
able you to buy. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
uGO to Shinn's for anything yon
want. His prices are bottom, he will
not be undersold
The public school opened Monday
under the most hattering auspices.
All the teachers were In their places
and go pupils signified by their pres
ence their willingness to enter upon
their arduous school room duties. The
first week will be consumed principa.-
ly In systematixing and classifying,
after which will como close application
and study. The teachers are assigned
~ follows: superintendent, c. A..
Neidhart, Principal Of High School, NJ.
II. Baird, Grammar. Miss Anna Cous-
ar, Secondary, Miss Virginia Eckman.
First Primary. Miss Della Grace, Sec
ond Primary, Miss Allie Bayliss.
uCotton Bagging may be high
but Shinn's prices to cash buyers are
low enough to equalize the matter.
-wooten & Oates carry the very
best quality of boots and shoes and 1t
will pay you to examine their stock
End prices.
We guarantee our sewing machines
to give entire satisfaction In every in-
stance or refund the money
Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
AT q meeting OF the school board
held last Friday night Capt. w. NJ.
Peeler, after long and faithful service,
presented his resignation ~ secretary,
the same was accepted and w. NJ.
Oates was elected to serve In his stead.
Messrs. ]. L. Shinn and w. II. Rankin,
the new directors qualified, and Mr..
Shinn was reelected president of the
board. The board as recognized con-
sists Of j. l.. Shinn, president; VIM.
Oates, secretary. w. M. Peeler, w. II.
r. j. Wilson and L. n. Smith.
Rev. w. C. Wheat, Rev. j. A. Stevens,
r. II. Tate, Robt. Chastcen and Law
renee Russell were appointed board
visitors to visit the school during the
present session.
Now 10 the time to buy bureaus. We
have 20 in stock now and can give ex-
ira inducements. Come and see for
Jne. A. Erwin & Co.
-We have new instaIlment of Ia
dies dress goods to supply those ladies
who have not bought already.
Wooten & Oates.
Distress after eating, heartburn,
sick headac and indigestion are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t also creates
a good appetite.
Prof. G. A. Neidhart, Of Newton
Falls, Ohio, arrived last Wednesday.
The gentleman is the distinguished sdu-
Gator elected principal Of our public
school. During q personal interview
with Prof. Neidhart It was learned
that he Is from the western reserve Of
Ohio, and that he is a graduate
OF the Normal department Of Mt.
Union College, of that state. His lat
est school work was In the graded
schools OF Newton Falls, Ohio, from
which place he comes to his new field
as one of the best equipped
and successful teachers Of Northeastern
Ohio. The Professor is quite young
personal bearing, gives evidence Of en-
ergy and OF an advanced practical
Of his profession, which 10
borne out by the school board who are
most favorably impressed by the gen.
ttCul6us 10 OApSSVSo VA VuA hCW
coming IS he does from such
training schools and backed
as he 10 by high reputation rs teach
er, but In all earnestness enough has
been seen Of the new principal to dis
tinguish the choice OF the school board
~ . wise one. II Is duo to mention Of
Prof. Nsidhart that at Fayetteville In
this state he was treated to most distin-
guished consideration BY the president
and faculty of the state university, and
by the public school board Of that city.
In both cases 1t was the recognition ex-
tended an accomplished educator whose
reputation had preceded him to the
midst ofs strange people. Russellville
has not done less In recognition of the
gentleman's reputation and personal
Bearing. Our people are very much
pleased with him, and the DEMOCRAT