The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-15

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ed Farmer Howard at Dardanelie las
winter while under arrest, was tried
last week at GAINESVILLE on change 9
venue and was convicted OF manslaugh
ser. His punishment was fixed az twt
years In the pen.
Miss Dora Fuller Of Paris, who at
tended the last term of the Russcllvill'
graded school, returned home Saturday
where she Will remain during the sum
mef. 1t is earnestly hoped, by hel
| large circle of friends that she will Ger.
tainly return at the close of her vaca-
ton.
Ask weimer Drug Co. what DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are.
Next Sunday will be Children's
| Day at the Methodist church, south.
/ Rev. w. B. Johnsey, the pastor, will
preach to the young people and child
rem in the morning, and they will
preach to the pastor in the evening.
The program will be varied and inter-
esting. Everybody invited.
| Gentlemen's low-cut tan -colored shoes
at jacobson s-- the latest style.
Judge N. ID. ShinD, living two
miles south of town, accidently stepped
off his porch one night last week and
sustained injuries which confined hin
TO his bed several days. We under
stand he Is able to be up, and gets
around by the aid of crutches. We are
sorry to hear of this misfortune to our
venerable friend.
Have your beds cleaned by Clay's
new process of washing feathers.
AL the candidates for circrit judge
and prosecuting attorney addressed
the sovereigns at Lamar last Monday
evening. The early primary In john
son makes it necessary for the asrir-
ants to devote great deal of attention
to that county now. They will adj
dress the citizens of Pope at various
places in the near future.
Clay will wash your feathers and
guarantees satisfaction or no charge.
Mr.. Ed Bernard and family whom
the DEMOCRAT sent to Texas last week
did not go on account of the rise In
Red river and were forced to come
home where they remained until Tues
day when they resumed their journey
and by this time are enjoying the
DpftHE didC~ CAiiiOttiOt ae Il Wv W VI VII
along with the Baptist ministers.
Cleanse your breath with DeWitt's
Little Early Risers.
Weimer Drug Co.
Our announcement column this
week contains the name of Mr.. j. III.
Steltz who solicits the support of the
democracy for the Office Justice of the
Peace of Illinois township. Mr.. Steltz
requests us to state that If elected he
will keep an Office in Russellville and
devote as much of his time as may be
necessary. We bespeak for his candi-
dacy careful consideration on the part
of the voters.
If you want stylish straw hat either
In mems or child's at the lowest figures
Jacobson's is the place.
Mr.. viii Pruitt left this week for
an extensive eastern trip. He will take
in New Y ork city, and several Of the
fashionable watering places along the
Atlantic coast. He will be gone about
four weeks. During his absence his
restaurant will be in charge Of Mr..
James Winchester, a gentlemen with
ten years experience in the business,
which is sufficient guarantee that the
establishment will maintain its excel
lence during the proprietor's absence.
jacobson has the prettiest line Of cot
ton challies at &c; elegant patterns,
wool finish, fast colors.
Mr.. joe Rushing returned last
week from an extensive trip to Texas
points. He liked SO well in the west
ern part-the pan handle country
that he inves ed in quite fine BODY OF
land. AS memento of his trip he
brought back the ears of a very large
Jack RABBIT, an animal which Is as fam
Gus in Texas as the COW boys are.
This trophy he kindly placed at our
disposal, and If they bring as much
good luck as does a rabbits foot we
shall surely prosper henceforth.
His girl didn't go back on him be-
cause he used DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Weimer Drug Co.
Next Saturday will occur the an
nual school meetings. In addition to
voting the tax to maintain the schools
for ano.he term, there VIII be two
directors to be elected In special dis
trict IA. Messrs. James A. Potts and
w. M. Oates have accepted the call
made upon them last week to allow
their names used in this connection.
We have heard none others mentioned,
in tact two better could not be found.
Let there be full turn out at the meet
ing.
Gentlemen's calf and kangaroo, lace
and congress shoes, handsome and FASH
ionable goods, very low, at Jacobson's.
Another meeting was held last
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church in the interest of the Young
Mems Christian Association. The COM
mittee reported progress, and al
together the outlook for organizing is
favorable. A committee on constitu-
ton and bylaws was appointed consist
ing of Messrs. Lawrence Russell,
Walter McAnally and F. K. Fcssen-
den. The committee will report next
Sunday afternoon at which time 1t Is ex-
pecte that permanent organization
will be effected.
Ladies', one trial will convince you
that those fancy vests In all colors, are
the most desirable undergarment for
summer wear. Try them. Jacobson.
"A special train of eight coaches
we'll filled with Baptist ministers and
laymen, accompanied by several ladies',
passed over the Fit. Smith road early
last Thursday taking breakfast here.
In tho party were about 300 min
listers, among them being Revs. G.. w.
Reeves, NJ. G. Early and b. X. Wom-
ock all well known to our people. They
we're eDroute to the Southern Baptist
Convention at FIT. Worth, Texas. Owing
to the high waters in Red river they
we're forced to go via of Fl. Smith In.
stead of Texarkana.
The number of misses and childrsn'f
fancy low shoes sold In the past week
has proven that jacobson has selected
the correct styles at the popular price
See them; a few left.
MIR. w. II. Emerson representing
the Dardanelle Ice Factory was call
er at our Office Tuesday morning. III,