The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-14
Jo6 l0t 0f cl0thing, Shoes, Boots, Dress Goods, etc., Ice, Very Cheap for Cash, dt
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LOCAL LINES.

Cotton prospects are very me.
 A splendid rain fell in this section Sunday.
 The town council will hold an ad- Ijourned meeting tonight.
 The county campaign began last Monday in Gala Rock township.
 Mrs. J. P. Frazier of Alma is visit ing her parents, the Rev. and Mrs Cason.
 Misses Mamie Russell and Fannie Perry were guests of Atkins friends Sunday.
 | -Messrs. ". B. Mcdonald, ". G. weimer and Ed Bernard spent Sunday at Mt. Nebo.
 The Lawn Party announced last week has been postponed until the night of the 2lst inst.
 For buggies, phaetons. road carts, Sc., go A. T. Davis. He can suit you no matter what you want.
 MT. W. M. Rankin has our thanks | for very fine watermelon left at our office last Saturday morning.
 In addition to watch and clock re- pairs l will now repair sewing ma. chimes. Ii. c. WLkEY.
 MT. Ben II. Haley found an open boil of cotton on his farm August 1st. This is the earliest we have heard of.
 J. ". Wells has the original of Gal. loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No, cure nc pay.
 A west bound freight train was wrecked near Ozark Monday night Five men were hurt, one Ca brakeman) supposed to be fatally injured. If you have chills call on J. W. Wells and get one original package of W. A Galloway's Special Chill Pills. Take them as directed and be cured at once | A three year old son of MT. and Mrs. J. II. Bryant. now living at Oar danelle formerly of this place., was buried In the Russellville cemetery last l week.
 Say, young man, go to J. ". Wells and get one package of w. A. Gala way's Special Chill Pills. They art tasteless and will cure you of th' shakes.
 The family of Mir. J. L. Godfrey comprising six persons, was over look ed by the census enumerator. The, live just outside the corporate limit on the Dardanelle road.
 l MT. k. B. Ferguson, one of c. J | Lincoln & Co.'S travelling men came uI Sunday to see his family. returnin. Monday. He travels in southeastern Arkansas and is kept quite busy. | Miss Annie Bell of Pine Bluff, visitor at Mt. Nebo, died suddenly o heart disease about five o'clock Monday afternoon. Her remains were taken t. Pine Bluff Tuesday for interment. | The contract for remodeling tht residence of E. F. lobe on Jefferson street was awarded to MT. J. F. Me Carthur this week. The work is to b. completed by the 9th of September.
 Money at 4 to 8 per cent per annun is cheap. That is what it costs thu members who borrow from the Arkan sas Building and Loan Association. W J. Reynolds secretary and treasurer.
 During the heated term there ha; been but one service on Sunday at tht I NJ. K. Church south. Mr. Johnsey an nonnced last Sabbath that hereafter there will be service moraing and eve ming.
 The many friends of Miss Pear Russell here and elsewhere will regre to learn that she suffered from another relapse last week and Is still quite Ill We hope to be able to chronicle he | cnnyalpgCeucp soon.
 Does any body want to take thi bet? The Alma Democrat says: "Lu cius Wynne went down to Russellvills : Sunday, and while he did not tell us we'll Bet(tie) Clay pigeon we know why he made the trip"
 | B. c. Makins, colored, travelling solicitor for the Little Rock Nationa Democrat, devoted to the interests ol the colored people of the state, was II town Saturday and secured large lis of subscribers to his paper.
 We arc in receipt of descriptive catalogue of "Searcy, her minera springs. her colleges and other attract ions.o The little volume was issued ] from the press of the Arkansas Beacoi and is a handsome piece of work.
 Fifteen to Is per cent per annum i' big interest for money. Prepaid stocl In the Arkansas Building and Loan As sociation will earn that for seven years See W. J. Reynolds at the People Bank.
 Mrs. E. G. Morton will please ex cert our sincere thanks for roll o [ butter left at our sanctum Monda, 3 morning, She makes very fine artl , cle and sells more of it perhaps thai 3 any other one dealer in the country. Arkansas Building and Loan Assoel ation compounds it's G per cent interes and premium eighty-four times in sev . en years, which makes it yield the in | yestor l5 to IS per cent per annum. w J. Reynolds, agent
 --The Norristown democratic clu
 had an enthusiastic meeting last Sat
 urday night. Messrs. J. NJ. Harkey q G. W. Bergman, J. II. Fry and Pc e Pucket did the speeeh-making and en ; tertained the club till near midnight
 Several new members were enrolled, -Mr. R. B. Hogins pays his respect '' to the Vindicator this week in refer
 ence to the manner of MT. G. E. How
 ards nomination and the motive whic
 prompted the remarks of the Yindics
 tor man. His letter will be read wit
 interest ard endorsed by the democrat
 ie party.
 -Messrs. J. T. Bullock, J. |
 Fry and M. H. Baird. board of exam
 ners, awarded the Pope county scholar
 ship for four years course in th
 Searcy Male College to MF. ".
 Pucket, of this place. Tho contestant
 were: w. l.. Puckett, Oscar Hall, Joh
 A. Ewton, J. F. and A. :. Hogins.
 THE EYES. There are three defec
 of the eyes, namely; Hypermetropi Df ar.sight). Myopia, (near sighD, By 'e pia, (oid sight), simple or compoun
 Astigmatism, all of winch ought to