The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
JOb l0t of cl0thing, Shoes, Boots, Dress Goods, etc., tce., Very Cheap for Cash, at
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 MT. Mace Hess of Fayetteville is visiting friends here.
 Mrs. J. F. Leonard is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Nj. White.
 Mrs. Nj. A. Baird returned Satur- day from visit to Fort Smith friends.
 MT. A. M. Bradley is selling sew ing machines for s. B. Kirby of Little Rock.
 Lewis Hood IS learning to mani pulate types In the office of the Nor rilton Headlight.
 l Miss Mamie Lamb arrived from Searcy last week and is the guest of Mrs. Maxis Williams. In addition to watch and clock re- pairs I will now repair sewing ma chimes. H. c. WILkEY.
 We learn the citizens of Appleton have on foot a project for high school. We hope the effort may prove success ful.
 J. ". Wells has the original of Gall loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No cure no pay.
 A synopsis of the proceedings of the Arkansas State Teachers Associa- tion, held at Mt. Nebo, will appear next week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Roys left yes- terday fer three weeks sojourn in the great northwest in quest of rest and recreation.
 Rev. E. D. Landers returned from his Texas trip last Wednesday. He brings doleful accounts of crop pros- poets in the Dallas section.
 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.
 The Mail, an earnest advocate of the best interests of Atkins and sur rounding country, has just closed It's fourth year. We wish it continued success,
 Say, young man, go to J. ". Wells and get one package of w. A. Galla- ways Special Chill Pills. They are tasteless and will cure you of the shakes.
 We are in receipt of more com munications than we can possibly find room for. Hope our friends will be patient; we will serve them the best we can.
 MT. l.. G. Hicks, an attache of the Memphis Appeal, was a pleasant caller Monday morning. He was enroute to Nebo to spend the remainder of the heated term.
 A basket picnic, under the auspices of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, will be given at East Point Baptist church, Bayliss township, on Saturday August 16th.
 Little Miss Susie Walker, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Walker, celebrated her tenth birthday August 1st. We desire to return thanks for some of her birthday cake.
 Rev. H. B. Milner, editor of the Clarksville Herald Journal, accompan- jed by his wife and children. rassed down the road Saturday enroute to Ennis, Texas, on visit to his brother.
 MT. J. M. Munday, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Deaton and three children, left last Saturday for North Carolina, the home of their childhood. Mir. Deaton accompanied them as far as Memphis.
 -Ashby Lodge No. 535 Knights and Ladies of Honor will meet next Friday evening. Besides routine business, there will be several applications for membership to consider. A full at tendance of members is desired.
 MT. ". D. P. Hyatt of Faulkner county was up on visit to his brother Mir. D. s. Hyatt, of this township, last week. Being we'll pleased with this section there is probability of secur- ing Mir. Hyatt as citizen later on.
 Arrangements have been perfected for the establishment of an other drug house to be known as the City Drug Store, as soon as Dr. DrummOnds' new brick store house is completed. Dr. Drummonds and W. c. Johnson are back of the enterprise.
 --Russellville lodge No. 47, K. of P. held an interesting meeting last Thurs day evening. By special dispensation the three ranks were conferred upon l.. c. Bennett, superintendent Of bridge construction, Little Rock & Fit. Smith railway. The lodge meets every Thursday evening.
 THE EYEs.-There are three defects of the eyes, namely: Hypermetropia. (far.sight), Myopia, (near sight,, Byo- pia, (old sight,, simple or compound Astigmatism, all of winch ought to be corrected by the use of glasses. II. C.. Wilkey, by the use of Johnson's Eye Meter guarantees fit to any of the above defects.
 A number of leading citizens of Atkins met last week and adopted strong resolutions conuemning the threatened establishment of an original package saloon in their midst. It was the proper thing to do and the ring Ing resolutions are doubtless the senti- ment of all the law-abiding and pro- gressive citizens of that community.
 A Mir. Morris, agent for coal and iron syndicate, has heen in this section several days prospecting. He Is pre- pared to take options at the rate of five | dollars per acre for the coal or Iron alone, of such land as he has reason to believe will suit the company. From investigations made he is of the opinion there is a bright future in store for this | region when the abundant coal and iron deposits are developed.
 -Messrs. r. R. Earle, W. F. Grace, W. c. McKinnis, Y. J. Rodgers and J. c. Fraker of the State Prohibition ex- ecutive committee, have called con- vention of prohibltionists to meet at Russellville the 7th inst. at o'clock p. m., for consultation and for the ad- option of such measures as may be deemed expedient 10 advance the cause of prohibition. The meeting will be held at the courthouse. All good cit lzens opposed to the encroachments of the liquor power, are invited to be present
 At the regular meeting of Rus sellville lodge No. 47, K. of F., 24th . ult., the following officers were duly
 installed for the ensuing six months rn ~ n