The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23

You can find any kind of underwear for tine hot weather, no matter how small or how large at NJ. .lacobson'S.
 Mrs. J. L. Shinn is barely able to sit up, though it is believed her re- covery will be more rapid from now on.
 There is lot of good things to eat but nothing better than the new process ice cream at Fruits lee Cream Parlor.
 The Illinois township democratic club will meet at the courthouse tomor- row night. \ full attendance is desired.
 Best selection of fruits, oranges, ba- nanas, lemons. nuts of all kinds that the season will afford, at Fruit Grocer Co.'S.
 The corporation dog tax of one dol lar for each animal will become due July l. The marshal attends to collect ing the tax.
 The photographer still gives away life sized picture of that babe or any member of the family. Call and get one.
 MT. r. B. Hale and family returned Saturday to Osceola, their home. MT. Hale's health is much improved we are glad to say
 John H. Gamer has room now for another young man. Call and see him if you want to learn how to make pie lures.
 The Clarksyille and Russellville base ball clubs played Merrilton this week Both were beaten,the former to 3, the latter 27 to II. This is tough on the boys. They say the umpire" did 1t.
 Remember the hot weather is at hand, and if you are i'll need of overshirts you can find them from 25e up to s2.50, at Jacobsons.
 Some one broke into Hnggler's store last Thursday night and ahstraeted there from about s worth of needles. There is no clue to the thief.
 Use International Stock Food for horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and fowls. Every box guaranteed. Sold only by T. ". Wells.
 Under the direction of the Areet committee Evants X Blevins are doing some excellent grading on Oak and Jeff erson streets this week.
 International Stock Food is the cheap est on the market and the only one that is guaranteed. Have sold nearly 300 boxes. J. w. wells.
 -Profs \. E. Lee and J. T. Bowling went up to Nebo Saturday to get a little much needed rest before the meeting of the State teachers association.
 -One of the novelties of the season is Il C fa hrT corn others are planting. Late plant ing does quite well some seasons.
 Prof. !. II. Fry conducted the reg ular quarterly examination of applicants for license to teach school at this place last week. About fifty were examined.
 While boring well on NJ. R. Craig's property last week the drill passed through narrow vein of coal about twenty feet below the surface of the ground
 MT. Monroe Bottoms was summon- ed to Eureka last week on account of the serious illness of his wife. He re- turned Friday leaving Mrs. Bottoms much improved.
 Have you watch that needs repairs. or some broken jewclry which you wish mendeds If 50, take them to H. q. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repalr- ed in first-class order.
 San Mourning, aged 8, died at At kins Monday. He has long been suf- ferer from consumption. 4 bright and exemplary young man, his untlmely death is greatly deplored.
 MT. John Rollow and sister, Miss Mary. of Nevada. Texas, are visiting the family of W. II. Garden. They are en- route home from .searcy where the young lady attended Galloway.
 The Pope County Fruit and vege- table Growers Association meets regu- larly on first and third Saturdays in each month. Members are urged to make a note of the fact and be on hand.
 For the remainder of 1892 we will send the DEMOCRAT to any address for fifty cents cash. Send in your names and take advantage of this liberal offer. The sooner you subscribe the more pa- pers you get
 We direct attention to the new law card of Mir. Horace Bradley, He desires his old patrons and the public generally 10 remember that in the practice of law he is strictly in it. His office is over the Peoples Exchgnge Bank.
 MT. Ed F. Pruitt of Dallas, Texas, handsome and geuial, is spending few days visiting his old home. He is cop- nected with firm of leading architeets in the Texas metropolis, and has before him bright and promising future.
 -To-morrow Wiley Albright will open his new barber shop in a room be- ing especially fitted for him adjoining the Love X Roys Hardware store. He IS a good barber and requests his old friends and customers to remember him with their patronage.
 We notice that our friend ". C. Renfrow of Norman is one. of the eight delegates elected in Oklahoma to attend thedneeting of the National Association of Democratic Clubs in Chicago this week. In Oklahoma as here Wills dem ocracy is of the kind that counts.
 For the virtue of stock food refer | you 10 the following persons who have t,sed its Martin Epps, l.. c. Epps, A. Bernard. A. Lantz, 4 T, Davis, ". C.. 1 Roberts. Wm Thrasher Rush Mciarth- nr, C. NJ. Mullins, D. E. Granger, Jesse Rankin, R. P. Love, Sidney A. Bradley l W. M. Henry. J. w. Wells
 MT r. l.. Bottoms has made ar ranqements to take charge of the lead- l ing hotel at Dardanelle July l.. Rus seiiville certainly regrets 10 part with this excellent family, but since they 1 have decided to go, wishes them a large measure of success iii their new home.
 Our worthy friend Prof. R. A l Ross is wearing a smile as genial as sun