The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
Jo6 lot of cl0thing, Shoes, Bo0ts, Dress Goods, etc., Ice, Very Cheap for Cash, at
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Ozark last week.
 Capt. J. R. H. Scott is visiting his
 son in Little Rock.
 -Mr. T. Nj. Neal of Morrilton was in
 town Tuesday enroute to Dover.
 Mrs. W. J. Clifford of Van Buren
 is visiting her mother, Mrs. Obarr.
 -Messrs. l.. F. Deshong and J. W.
 Robinson came in from Tennessee
 Tuesday.
 | Rev. k. D. Landers is conducting a revival at Bethell and is meeting
 with success.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Humphreys and children are visiting relatives in
 Philadelphia.
 A district sunday school conrsn-
 tion of the c. Nj. k. church was held
 here last week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. White are talk ing of makI 2 visit to North Caro- | lima next month.
 Maj. Cole, St. Louis hardware drummer, is seeking a boarding place in town for his family.
 There was pleasant social party at the residence of Mir. Desha Will Hams last Tuesday evening.
 Preparations are being perfected for the making up of the sorghum crop. The yield promises to be good. Why wear glasses that hurt and injure the eye when you can get per- feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey.
 The family of Dr. Marley having arrived they have gone to house keep | ing in the Macarthur cottage on Main street.
 loway's Special Chill Pills. They have l no bitter naseous taste. No cure no pay.
 We desire to give our neighbor pointer. The Harkey Chapel demo- crats will be heard from next Monday. Look out for them. -Messrs. A. and Lon Spencer came over from Nebo and spent the day here Monday. They returned to the moun- tain top same evening. In addition to watch and clock re- pairs I will now repair sewing ma- chimes. II. c. WILkEY. l We have a letter from Mir. J. s. Harkey of California, containing some | interesting fruit statistics, which We l will publish next week. ANTI-MALARINE, Dr. J. w. Fruits chill cure. Try 1t. It's as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best. Come and get sample bottle, FREE. If, | -Russellville's building boom goes | bravely on. It is rumored that MT. | West H Humphreys will build resi- dence on Jefferson street this fall. Rev. J. A. Conley will begin protracted meeting at Atkins Sept.13th. | He will be assisted during the meeting | by Rev. 0. F. Bettis of this place. Uncle Josiah Womble, one of the sterling democrats of Bayliss town ship, called to see us last week. He Is one of Pope's most worthy citizens. -The opposing candidates for the county officers will close the canvass at this place today. There will be a large crowd out to hear them speak. If you have chills call on J. W. Wells and get one original package of W. A. Galloway's Special Chill Pills. Take tllCul ds 0li CCtSu ouh Do SoiNN "s NHSS' The adaptability of this country to the growth of figs has been demonstrat- ed by Dr. NJ. II. Buchanan of Valley township. We are indebted to him for specimens.
 Say, young man, go to J. w. Wells and get one package of w. A. Galla- way;s Special Chill Pills. They are tasteless and will cure you of the shakes.
 Rev. o. F. Bettis, assisted by Rev. II. B. Milner, will conduct protracted meeting at New Hope church, Dover township, embracing the first Sabbath in September.
 So it appears that Mir. Wharton wrote the article eulogistie of MT. Mall lett's war record. Now let us know who writes the articles falsifying MT. Fishback's utterances. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. I. J. Brown of Martin township con templates moving here in few weeks. She comes to send her children to our excellent High school. MT. Ed Bernard has purchased the residence of Mir. James Luker and the lots on the corner of River and Rus sell street, consideration $l70o. This Is very desirable property.
 A game of base ball was played here last week between Dardanelle and Russellville hines, the home club coming of victor. A return game will be played at Dardanelle next Friday.
 Mir. K. F. Roys and wife returned aXtHnue0 ITlD through Searcy, Boone and Newton counties. They travelled by private conveyance and had a very pleasant trip.
 MT. K. l.. Erwin mailed paper on the train at Little Rock on the izlh inst. addressed to friend In Russell yille' which reached the party ad- dressed on the 16th. Rapid postal ser vice that.
 Ray. H. B. Milner, editor Of the Clarksyille Herald. Journal, was call ar at the DEMOCRAT sanctum last fn- dav. He attended the session Of Ewing presbytery at Shiloh and returned home Monday.
 lowing to the discouraging cropout- look and consequent dearth or ousinuss x.a, i'm Hempstead county, MT. J. A. ME Ter and family have returned rom Hope and talk Of locating here. our neopie gladly welcome them back.
 There is & painting representing
 ,,,hay of neacbes with back grounu of grass. on exhibition at pr. fancey oe,ice fine handiwork Of his accompilsn- ed danohter. Miss Stella. For natuta- ne oess beauty of tint and firhsh It IS an cult to excel.
 Mrs. Bessie Shinn Is prepareu " teach Drawing, Painting, and Decora five Art in general, including tne ans of making WAX flowers. Sne VII Start a class on Sept. lst ana thos. wIshlnQ to join will please call H "o'