The Russellville Democrat., 1891-07-30

slowly. He is unable to be out, how ever.
 Big cut in summer underwear at Jacobson's.
 --Russellville masonic lodge No. 274 will hold it's regular monthly commit nication Saturday night.
 If you want a good wagon cheap call on Jno. A. Erwin.
 Mrs. Mary King, formerly Mrs. Gray, of Liberty township, died last Saturday, aged about SO.
 Carload Labelle Wagons to be sold by Jan. l, Jno. A. Erwin.
 About four inches of rain has fall- en here since Monday morning. This breaks the record tor July.
 Furniture, wagons and sewing ma chimes at Jno. A. Erwin's.
 At called meeting Monday even- ing the ofiicers-elect of Russellville lodge No. 47 Knights of Pythias were duly installed.
 Buy the LIGHT-RUNNING LaBelle wag- on. Sold by Jno. A. Erwin.
 Assessor J. l. Simpson finished his round of the county at this place Sat urday. MT. J. T. Perryman was his efficient assistant.
 X few more ladies parasols left which l will sell at actual cost. NJ. Jacobson.
 We are authorized to state that the Alliance picnic advertised to be given at Pisgah next Saturday, has been in- definitely postponed.
 Sewing machines at living prices Dow is your time to buy. Jno. A. Err win.
 Since receipt of furniture and fix lures the directors room of the Peo- ples' Bank presents a handsome and comfortable appearance.
 The new No. Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine Is the best. Jno. A. Erwin.
 The next meeting of the agricultu- raj association of Freeman township will be held Saturday August 8. Judge Wallace has consented to deliver an address on the occasion.
 Go toJ. ". Wells for William son s Neuralgia Cure. A safe and reliable remedy.
 Delegates to the state convention In Little Rock August 9th will be al- lowed half rates. Remember the mass meeting at the courthouse next Saturday to appoint delegates.
 Don't fail to call on me when you want wagons, sewing machines or fur niture. Jno. A. Erwin.
 "A copious rain fell throughout this county Monday doing incalculable good to crops in sections where con- tinuation of dry weather for only a short time would have resulted in great damage.
 An elegant line of mems black shirts, in satins, crepe and silk at popular prices, at Jacobson's.
 The Antioch Missionary Baptist Association closed it's labors here Mon- day. Several of the leading colored ministers of the State were present, and the meeting Is said to have been the most successful ever held in the State.
 An elegant line of mems pants in the latest styles and 'patterns will arrive tHir Wcths at JhcOuSOu s.
 "A little daughter of Mir. James H. Shinn overturned bottle of carbolic acid and burned her shoulder quite severely one evening last week. For tunately the wound is healing nicely and there will be no bad effects from the accident.
 Remember Dr. O'Kelly's office days hapo hartn ha 0rof Mnn1au in aaoh month, continuing one week. See his card.
 --The late rain insures the biggest corn crop seen in Pope county for twenty years. With the exception of an area of about six miles square east and northeast of Russellyille. where rain has net fallen for six weeks until now, the crops are in fine condition, promising enormous yield.
 Burley leaf tobacco for chewing and smoking at Wm. Brooks Drugstore. Price l5 cents per pound. Call and ex- anime it.
 --The erection of the second story of Tate and Peeler's stone business house is progressing finely. It is the first stone building ever erected in Russell yille and is splendid demonstration of the adaptability of the stone which abonnds in this vicinity for building purposes. The quarry Is not more than four miles from RussellYille.
 The Standard Readers, Spoilers and l Arithmetic, published by the Standard l School Book Co.,, St. Louis, for sale sy i J. l.. Shinn. augl3. |
 ,.-olf.,titn x,ao..ef., .,,ara traatad ta two interesting games of base ball last week. Thursday the second nine Of Dardanelle came over and very pret- ty game was the result, the Russell vile team winning. Friday Dardan- eile's first nIne came over and crossed bats with the Russellyille nine, play ing the finest, closest game between amateur clubs we have ever seen. Both clubs did fine work. The score was 10 Dardauelle 9. or course our boys feel pardonably proud of their 
 Dr. J. w, O'Kelly, Dr. Wyatt's suc- cessor, will be in his office here all of next week. Office, front room, second floor Of Peoples Exchange Bank build ing
 --The protracted meeting at the Cum berland Presbyterian church was con- tInaed through last week and up to Monday night. Services were omitted night on account of the rain. The meeting has resulted in several and accessions to the The sermons of Dr. Toney have been not only able but replete with christian doctrine, gratifying, pleasing and refreshing to the large and attentive audiences which have listened to them. The weather per- mlttlng there will be services again to- night.