The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-01

loan Association to the Amount of $21,- 675 IS held by Russellvlllc parties. For twelve months ending July 15 the net profit to stockholders was 24 per cent.
 If you try winchester's bread you will use no other. Two big loaves for $ dime.
 Prof. G. R Kenney left Monday morning with ballot boxes, poll books and tickets for seven election districts in the northwest portion of the county Henry Bonds delivers election supplies to ten townships.
 Car of Lendinghaw wagons. None better, and will be sold cheap. R. J. Wilson.
 The man who does not read adver- tisements pays dearly for his lack of judgement, and the business man who fails to herald his wares to the public stands in his own light and displays lit- tie public enterprise.
 Go to Pruitt Grocer Co and get a Nothing better.
 We are informed that Gen. Taylor, of Kansas, has found a vein of coal on A. w. Browns place, few miles south of town, over two feet in thickness. It does seem that all this section is under laid with an abundance of coal of the very best quality.
 International Stock Food cures hog cholera and chicken cholera. Every box guaranteed. J. W. Wells.
 The Dardanelle Post announces the arrival of a son and heir in the family of MT. Steve Evans. To have received such present together with the nomi- nation for circuit clerk of his county all about the same time is certainly glory enough for one man.
 Remember the clock drawing at H. c. Wilkey's Oct. 1. For every dollar you spend with him you get a ticket.
 MT. A. NJ. Bradley has been ap- pointed cotton-weigher for the season beginning Sept. l. We have never had better weigher nor one who gave bet ter satisfaction. He is careful and painstaking, and endeavors to be fair with both seller and buyer.
 International Stock Food is the cheap est on the market and the only one that is guaranteed. Have sold nearly 800 boxes. J. W. Wells.
 What must be thought of political party, unable to brook joint discussion, scamper away when the other fellows speak. This is what Field and his fol- lowers did here last Wednesday, and a more pitiable and eowardly political stampede was never witnessed.
 Use International Stock Food for horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and fowls. Every box guaranteed. Sold only by J. W. Wells.
 Andrew J. Groom, one of Atkins foremost citizens and leading merchants, died recently after an illness of twenty one days, aged thirty-flye years. Ev- anywhere esteemed for his many virtues and manly traits of character, his un- timely death is greatly deplored.
 Young men desiring to attend busi- ness college will find it to their advan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 Watch out for schemes and false re- ports matched on the eve of the election to deceive unwary voters. The opposi- tion is desperate and may resort to cir cular trick to delude, dupe or gull the public. Be vigilant, active and faithful, and their schemes will avail nothing.
 Look out for my collector Sept. 1st I want money and must have it. Make your arrangements to pay this time SURE. Have waited long enough. Jno. A. Erwin.
 The Russellville broom factory will l.. ( for h ton at the Worlds Fair. Manager For rest promises they shall be worthy of a place in the great show. This worthy example should be emulated by other Russellville manufacturing establish ments.
 STRAYED.-Light bay Alley, one year old. star in face, mane shaved. Liberal reward paid for her return or for infor- nation of her. J. A. J. VAUGHAN,
 Dover, Ark.
 Reports from the interior indicate that crop prospects have changed mate rily for the better, especially in the up- lands. since the magnificent rains of the past week. Cotton will soon be opening nicely. and while there is decrease in the acreage, the yield promises fair and the quality good.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to H. C. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in flrst-class order.
 Hon. J. NJ. Harkey is doing splendid service for the cause of democracy in this county. He spoke in Bayliss town ship Monday night, and we believe has appointments for every day this week lie is always ready to come to the from and measure swords with any and all enemies of democracy.
 Young men, old men, middle aged | men, are you interested in clothing, Ii you are go to Jaeobsons as he has Jus' received new lot, and can ft and givf you just what you want.
 The painting of the depot and | freight buildings has been finished anc the work was splendidly executed. Botf buildings look as good as new, while tho ticket and freight offices are models oi neatness and comfort. We congratulate MT. Ellsworth and his assistants upon ! their cheerful surroundings. F. Yates has established . butcher shop on the Shinn corner, near th' Mathews hotel where be keeps fui supply of fat mountain beef. Uncle Bii lv Daeus is with the establishment ana desires all his old friends to call.
 III. G. Danley, aged 53, died at Dover last week. He came to this county iron Lauderdale county, Ala, in 1870. H' leaves wife and eleven children. Ill remains were buried in the Dover ceme' tery in the presence of large concours' of sorrowing friends. He was consist ent member of the Christian church.
 The meeting at the courthouse las