The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1891-07-02

our people will celebrate there.
We are indebted to Mr.. John II.
Gamer for a photograph of the new
Peoples Exchange Bank bnilding. The
picture is al artistic gem and shows
the elegant structure to good advantage.
: Russellville's fireworks exhibit
ton the night OF the Ali OF July prom
ises to be the largest, best and most
attractive display OF the Kind ever
known in this section. You can't af-
ford TO miss il. Come.
1900 pounds Of Burley leaf tobacco
Just arrived from Louisville, KY, at
VIM. Brooks drugstore. Good for
chewing or smoking. Price, 10 cents
We are authorized to announce
that the meeting OF the Pathological
and horticultural society which was to
have been held at Mountain Springs on
the night of July 4, has been postponed
to Saturday night. July II.
! | have Just received new lot Of
ladies aud gents solid gold and filled
movements are of American make. |
-Messrs. JEFF Davis, b. j. Strick-
! land aud j A. Moseley of the RUSSELL
vile gun club are in RECEIPT Of new
guns with which to practice for the
| Pine Bluff contest. They are fine guns
and their owners are quite proud of
! them.
| Big reduction ia white goods, cross
/ to,. N x-sn 10 Sa
etc. No humbug, but bona .idc re-
duction, as | have large stock of
white goods on hand aud they must be
sold at once. jacobson.
| The interior of j w. Wells drug
store has recently undergone change
which adds greatly to the appearance
and shows off the stock to excellent adj
vantage. The painting OH the count
ers partake OF the nature of an art gal
iery and are worthy Of inspection.
The proceedings of the Boston
Mountain agricultural association will
be read with interest by our farmer
friends. And we venture to remark
THAT similar association organized in
every township in the country would
| do Il wonderful work in advancing the
interests OF agriculture.
For a troublesome cough there Is
] nothing better than Cham berlain' s
Cough Remedy. 1t strengthens the
pulmonary organs, allays any irrita-
ton and effectually cures the cough.
II is especially valuable for the cough
which SO often follows an attack of thu
grip. For sale by Weimer Drug Co.
Mr.. John Caraghar, merchant at
4 Caragllar, Fulton Co., Ohio, says that
st. Patrick's Pills are the best selling
pills he handles. The reason is that
they produce pleasant cathartic effect
and are certain and thorough In their
action. Try them when you want a
reliable cathartic. For sale by Welm-
err Drug Co.
--The Childrens' Day exercises at
Cumberland Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning were exceedingly In
teres ting and heartily enjovad by the
| large audience in attendance. TO the
boards program were added several
Rotations, speeches, ETC., all OF which
were quite pleasing. The collection
amounted to nearly six dollars.
H.. G. Wilkey, the jeweler, has
made the business of spectacle and eye
glass fitting special study and is now
prepared to fit complicated defects of
vision on short notice. He tests each
eye separately and gives the required
lenses necessary, in any style frame r.
auired. Give him trial and If not
uited it will cost you nothing.
Among the interesting papers read
before The State Teaohers' Association
| nc Nebo last week Was one on eCompul-
sorry Education by Prof. j. III. Fry,
County Examiner of this county. The
discussion which followed demonstrated
the fact that IN advocating compulsory
education the essayist voiced the senti-
ment of large majority Of the state
teachers.
Bradycrotine cures all Headache.
Papers received at this Office con-
TAIN glowing accounts of the marriage
of Mr.. W. 4. York and Miss Ida Marsh
ut Farmersyille, Texas, and their re-
ceptIon at Eureka Springs after arrival
ut home. A long list Of useful nd.valu-
able presents is published showing the
popularity of the happy young couple.
May their journey through life be at
tended with choicest blessings.
-Ashby lodge No. 535, Knights and
Ladies OF Honor, at meeting held 26fh
ult.. elected the following officers to
serve the ensuing term: J. f. Mnnday,
protector. Mrs NJ. A. Barlow, vice
protector; NJ II, Baird, secretary and
financial secretary; w. y. Wooten,
treasurer; Mrs. NJ. E. Webb, chaplainl
Mrs. 5. r. lobe, guardian; Henry
Stueckel, sentinel. Installation 10th
inst.
The celebration of st. John's Day
az Potts Station was an occasion OF
pleasure and profit to the members OF
The fraternity present. Addresses were
delivered by Revs Wood and HARRISON.
aud essays read by Miss Teeter and
Mr.. Martin. A sumptuons dinner was
spread Ia tile grove near the hall. The
lodge at Potts station is very active
one and has celebrated st. JONAS Day
for number Of years.
There is encouragement for Mr..
j. l.. Shinn ia the decision of the Fort
Smith bridge case by Judge Parker.
The railway company attempted 10 run
rough shod over the ferry people there
much after the manner OF The Dardan-
ellie bridge company toward Mr..
Shinn's ferry interests. but the federal
court says IL cannot be done witlant
eompensa ion, not only tor the land
but for The franchise.
Hicks, the st. LouIs weather
prophet, says there viii be u very 0p-
pressive warm wave about july or 0.
followed by Il cool breathing spell last
an excessively high Temperature about
the nth. IL aud 10, with the assurance
mat a cnoler wave viii bring relief
uhoof the I7th. The hottest Deri0d Of