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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

The county convention to select and
and instruct delegates to the State jul
dieiai convention met in the courthouse
Saturday jane IL at ! o'clock. The fol-
LOWING delegates were present
Bayliss-G. g. Mueller, G. w. Nordin.
Dover-J. G. Bonds, II. w. Cobb,
Steele Hays.
Gala Creek-.J. B. Oates, @. $. Bell.
Griiiin--F n. Hopkins.
Illinois,. o. Wallace, j. II. Bullock,
II. II. Wilson, w. b. Young, G w. Ber-
ryman. Jeff Davis, Ell Bernard, Law
renee Russell, NJ. II. Craig, g. u. Rowan,
=. +. lobe.
Moreland--J. II. Linzey.
Sand Springs. M. krumsicl
valley-M. H. Buchanan.
Wilson,. A. Darr, w. l.. Sibley.
Hon. w. l.. Sibley Of Wilson town
ship was elected chairman and b. +.
Jobe chosen secretary.
1t was moved and carried that the
chair appoint committee to consist Of
one delegate from each township here
represented to select nine delegates and
alternates to represent Pope county in
the state convention.
The chair appointed
j. w. Nordin Of Bayliss.
j. G. Bondss % i,se>sver.
c. -. Bell of Gala Creek.
+. n. Hopkins of Griffin.
II. b. Wilson Of Illinois.
j. II. Linzev of Moreland.
j. NJ. Krnmseik of Sand Spring.
NJ. III Buchanan of Valley.
+. A. Darr Of Wilsen.
After consultation the committee re-
ported the following list of delegates,
to-wit:
d. r. Ruff, NJ. II. Buchanan, j. d.
f A. Darr, T.. w. Davis, r.
b. Wilson, }. NJ. Harkey, j. I. Bullock,
j. G.. Wallace; alternates-J. l.. Griffin,
j. II. Linzey, J. T.. Joyner, j. b. West,
g. w. Bergman, /. T. Ragsdale, John
Bullock, John A. Hickman, B. f. lobe.
The report Of the committee was adj
opted.
On motion the delegates were instruct
ed to vote for Hon. j. f. Crayens Of
johnson county for associate justice of
the supreme court.
On motion delegates were sent unin-
strueted as to all other questions.
On motion the delegates were instsuct-
ed to vote as unit on all questions.
On motion the convention adjourned.
VII. SIBLEY, Chm.
B. f. JoBE, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

Is new and popular fountain drink,
containing the Tonic properties of the
wonderful Coca plant and famous cola
nut. The cocoa plant of South America
has a worldwide reputation for its life
sustaining qualities, giving strength and
endurance. The African Cola nut is re-
nownedfor its inyigorating and tonic pro-
critics. Coca-Cola is scientific combina-
ton of these two celebrated remedies ;and
while possessing great medicinal quail
ties it is also a very agreeable and refresh
ing beverage.
1t is an invigorating tonic.
1t aids digestion.
1t cures headache.
1t sustains the vital powers.
1t conduces to mental activity.
1t relieves mental and physical ex-
haustion. For sale by j. l.. TUCKER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
Holly Bend Hannenings.

The recent dry, hot weather has
made quite an improvement in the
of crops, though they
are beginning to need rain badly.
Corn is all "laid by" and oat cut
ting in full blast, the farmers gen
orally are we'll up with their work
and are preparing to SOW peas and
hay in abundance. A few more bad
cotton years will teach the farmers
what to raise. . Health generally
good except few cases of chills
scattered about. But our merchants
have just received about fifty dollars
worth Of chill medicine, and if they
would get hundred dollars worth
Of .'skeeter' medicine we would feel
happy. Preachers ofthree demon
nations preach at Pleasant Grove
each month, and it is reported that
the Methodists viii hold protract-
ed meeting there in July. Our
boys are going to organize base
ball club. They are splendid play
ers and we wish them success. 49,.
Several Of our citizens are going to
spend the summer in other parts,
viz Mrs. Whitesides and family in
Texas, Robert Parker, Thomas Ed
wards and Jack Lewis in the Indian
Territory, James Casteel in Newton
county, James Brown, George Wal
lace and families in the mountains.
Numerous other talked of trips, but
not definately settled yet. Holly
Bend has a loafers' club that will
compare favorably with any similar
organization in the State 1t meets
Saturday evening, and rainy days
at the store, postoflice and black
smith shop combined, and the sub
iect generally discussed is shard
times Though voting five mill
tax there will be no school in this
district this summer owing to lack
OF funds We may write again when
water melons get ripe
TIM BLAKE
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

Mr.. G.. A. Gamble, the nurseryman,
mislaId vest pocket memoranda while
in Russellville last week. The finder
will please leave the same at this office.
There is going to be rush at the
photograph gallery between now and
July LIST, because every body wants an
enlarged picture and this is the last
chance
&C. X Adache, japanese student
of Hendrix college at Conway, is about
to 90 into the lecture field, and will
probably DELIVER lecture in this city in
near future.
The young mems prayer meeting
will be held at the o. ). Presbyterian
by Mr.. Floyd Higgins. Subject, Praise
and Conservation"
Have YOU watch that needs repairs
or some broken jewelry which you wish
mended? Ii so, take them to III. G. Will
key, the Jeweler, and have them repair
ed in first-elass order
-Russellville will don her holiday at
tire on next Saturday and it will be a
gala day for all her citizens. The pro-
] - A~NN
everybody go 10 the picnic.
handle the genuine Singer, Chicago
! Singer, New Home, Domestic. Love,
( Union Star, Davis, Wheeler & Wilson,
New No. 8, Household sewing machines.
! All first class. Jno. A. Erwin.
We are authorized to announce
union singing at Center Valley Sunday
June %. All singers invited. DR.. Hop
4 kins, president of the county singing as
ISOLATION is expected to be present
MIR. j. w. Wells and family and
\ Mrs Pauline Wells left for Bentonville
Friday to remain until October. They
20 in quest of health and recreation
which we hope will be fully realized.
IF any Of our farmer friends have q
surplus Of corn on hand ready sale fol-
\ ii could be found by having il converted
INTO meal. One-half Of the time II Il
impossible 10 purchase dust OF meal IL
town.
The DEMOCRAT has for sale few
! souvenirs Of the Worlds Fair building
They contain simile Of the Arkansas
building on ono side, and the coat O
arms on the other. Price 80 cents. Cal
and get one.
The following delegates from th'
M. T.. church, south, will attend thu
township Sunday school association a
Mountain Springs Mrs. Hattie Erwin
Misses Rose Jamison and Amanda
Young, Messrs n. G. Everett, james b
Ferguson and u. r. McAnally.
Confederate veterans who are draw.
ing pensions from the State Of Arkansa
are required to 70 before the County
Clerk once year and have a certificate
made Of the fact that they are still liy
ing. Ii is now the proper time 70 d
that for this year Pensions will not b.
paid unless this rule Is complied with.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
Two Papers Week for the Price Of
One

OHe.
The publishers of the Weekly Ark
ansas Gazette have changed that paper
to the Twice-a- Week Gazette, issue d
Tuesday and Friday of each week. This
excellent paper will be mailed to any
address one year for $1.00, or less than
one cent per copy. 1t enables the read
ers to get all the news while it is fresh,
without any increase in price over the
weekly paper The TwIce-a-Week Gaz-
cite contains All the latest news from all
over the world, and special attention is
paid to Arkansas news, while the liter
airy features are excellent. 1t is III fact
the best paper published in the South,
and those VINO subscribe for it get the
full value of their money. The paper
should be in every Arkansas home.
TO encourage the young ladies of the
State TO take an interest in the Twice-a
Week Gazette, the publishers are offer
ing to give ten scholarships in the cele-
brated Hardin Ladies College, of Mexico
Missouri, to the ten young ladies who
secure the largest number of subscribers
before September 1st. In addition, each
young lady who has twenty-five or more
subscriptions to her credit will receive a
suitable reward. Any subscriber, who
pays for one year can have the subscrip-
ton credited to any young lady he may
designate mt the time the subscription is
received Send for a sample copy of
the Twice-a-W eek Gazette and you will
like it, for it is an excellent paper.
The Gazette, Little Rock, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
Tax A ssessor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that / Will attend
IN each township IN Pope County, Ark, for
the purpose OF assessing nc personal aud real
property tyr the year isi3, and the Fer capita
tax OF such as are liable to pay the same, at the
following times and places. t0wit;
Liberty, precinct al Scottsvilic, June 23d and
Gath.
Clark. precinct at London, June Goth.
NH Creek, June 23lh; Ban hill church, 28th
tn ~ o clock.
Dover, precinct at Dover. June 29th and 30th
valley pretinct, july list.
Burnett. 4" 5h.
Convenience - Bth.
Gum Log " Z" IN and sth tin A. 81.
Wilson, precinct at Atkins, July l0th. llth
and 1871.
Gala Creek, precinct at Potts station, July
18Th aud 18th.
valley, Gravel lliil. Inly ist, in evening
Illinois, userlivilie from july lMh tin 27th
All Taxpayers are requested % meet me Gr
my deputy 40 Que ~ ina above named places.
Bring last saX ieeelpt anh he prepared 10 give
tpC Huuhef az your school district
April 2Ath, iee3 .i.L iMfSuN Assessor
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
Small Bile Beans cure Constipation. 25c.
The Teachers Examination.

The following teachers attended
the quarterly examination June 10
and Is, 1898; H. s. Tucker, w. N.
Oates, j. A. Martin, O, S. Tate, S.
w. Johnston, j. II. Johnston, r. A.
Ross, j. M. Burris, j. A. Evans, +.
NJ. Yates, p. Lewellyn, Nj. Cad Math-
is, j. A. Kennedy, j. E. Golden, K.
C. Kramer, Ann Hartwick, Lucy
Thach, Carrie Brown, Mollie Duvall,
Emma Reed, Hattie Hawkins, L. T..
Russell, NJ. e. Springfield, Matte
Russell, NJ. II. Baird, T. d. Brooks,
Sarah Stepp, Matte Bell, Maggie
Bell, f. M. Yates, j. n. McAllister,
w. S. Newton, William Copeland.
And the following colored teachers
ID. B. James, w. ID. Sims, ID. A. w,
Gaylon, Mary, Gorilla and Lydia
Diggs, J. II. Edwards, JAS. Merrell,
Henry Surratt, J. NJ. Stanley. Sew
en- received lst grade, six I'd, seven
teen Sd: thirteen failed to pass.
j. T. PICKETT, Co Ex'r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

that q. ID. Rowan q Bros high patent
flour makes the wliitest bread Of any in
town.
/ Mrs. j. r. lobe and little girls, Luz
cile and Edna, OF Searey, arrived Mon
day night and will spend the week with
relatives.
WANTED.-Several wide-awake men
to represent the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. at Russellyille. Address L. b.
NoRTHuP.
The Ladies' Working Society Of the A.
II. T. church will give an entertainment
at the court house about July T. Par
ticulars later.
Mr.. Dallas Moore and family
and Mrs. Georgia Brooks left
Tuesday to spend few days fishing on
Point Remove.
A young man able to give satisfactory
references desires employment. Apply
TO X. II. Norris, care of Quitman Davis,
Gum Log, Ark.
Mr.. Ben Lears, who was associated
with Jaeobson's dry goods emporium
during the spring, has returned to his
home in st. Louis.
That Pruitt Bell Mercantile Co. haye
outstripped all competitors in style,
quality and prices is the emphatic COM
ment of all critics.
The Baptist Sunday school elected
Ernest Deshong and Will Cox as dele
gates to the township association at
Mountain Springs.
Miss Eta hurry, enroute from
| Dardanelle to her home at Ripley, Miss,
stopped over here one day last week
Mrs. II. F. White.
The st. Louis "Twice-a-weekn Repub-
lie at dollar year is the cheapest pa
per extant. We will forward your sub
scriDtion if you desire.
The Children's Day exercises at
the G. z. church will be held on Snn-
day July 2 instead Of next Sunday as
previously announced.
The State Teachers Association
meets at Morrilton next Tuesday. A
large delegation of Pope county teach
ers will be in attendance.
Miss Lottie Fuller who has been the
guest of Mrs. Mary Montgomery for the
past two weeks, left for her home at
Nashville, Tenn, last Monday.
Miss Scottie Jamison returned to
her home at GAINESVILLE last Tuesday af-
ter very pleasant visit of ten days
with relatives and friends here.
We want to say to the ladies that our
stock of wash goods, lawns, white goods,
etc, is equal, if not superior, to amy in
town. Pruitt Bell Mercantile Co.
Editor B. Il. lobe accompanied by
his daughters, Miss Floy and Mrs. w. G.
Werner, attended the Arkansas Press
Association at Fit. Smith this week.
Don't you pay sos for sewing ma
chine. You can buy from me for $3.50.
Ii you do not believe this come and
will convince you. Jno. A. Erwin.
Rev. w. b. Johnsey of Springdale,
passed up the road Monday from Con-
way, where he attended the commence
ment exercises of Hendrix College.
w. G. Weimer, Notary Public, at the
First National Bank, takes acknowledge
ments, writes deeds and conveyances
and does all other kinds of notarial work
The public will be glad to learn that
the wounded man Harrison, who is be-
ing cared for at Dover, has so far recoy-
cred as to able to walk out occasionally.
Mr. Bob Foster, handsome and gem
ial as ever, made us pleasant call Nom
dav. He is now connected with lead
ing publishing house of Nashville, Tenn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

1t Is this. II you have Cough or
Cold, a tickling in the Throat, which
keeps you constantly coughing, or If
you are afflicted with any Chest,
Throat or Lung Trnoble, Whooping
cough, etc, and you use Billiards.
Horehouud Syrup as directed, giving
it fair trial, aud no benefit is expe-
rienced, we authorize our advertised
agent 10 refund your money on return
OF bottle. II never fails TO give salts
faction. 1t promptly relieves Bron-
chits. Sold by j.. w. Wells.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
The Ladies.

The Pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use
the Cal iornia liquid laxative, Syrup
of Figs. under all conditions, makes
it their avorite remedy. To get the
true and genuine article, look for the
name of the California Fig Syrup
Co, printed near the bottom of the
package,
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
MILLER COAL.

NJ, Averill having purchased the
lease on the Miller coal land, has a
mine now nearly completed to the
coal, and will be ready in due season
to furnish the people Of Russellyille,
either delivered or at the mine, the
old reliable Miller coal.
For particulars apply to Dr.W. II,
Hill, j. II. Perry, or to
Nj. AVERILL,
AT Mines 8 NJ. NV OF Town
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

Died, near Dover, Ark, June Is 1898,
Of pulmonary trouble, Mrs. Fronie G..
Rowland (nee Ruckman1, consort Of
Jeremiah Rowland, late of Boone county,
Ark. The deceased was aged 20 years,
. months and 5 days. She leaves hus-
band and four children, the Youngest on
ly three weeks old. For several weeks
before her death she was confined to her
bed, suffering great deal, but was very
calm and patient in her Affections. She
professed faith in Christ several years
ago. Was devoted wife and an af-
fectionate mother. The bereaved hus-
band has the sympathy Of large circle
of relatives and many friends.
j. G. BoNDs.
Harrison papers copy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

Farmers are now making hay.
FOR good health take TUFTS PILLS
1.-The oat crop was damaged by rust.
I-Yell county's indebtedness amounts
81 s2e,sl3.
bust received new lot Of wire cots at
Willer Bros.
Mis- Carrie Erwin is visiting Cabin
&eek friends.
IGood residence for rent. Apply to
ym. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Higgins visited in
yer Sunday
f. Howell has a tiye-room resi-
Zee for rent.
4 Miss Fannie Perry is visiting friends
EMorrilton this week.
- corporation privilege tax on
pgs will be due July /.
,van Boswell has few pairs Of white
ia black rabbits for sale.
{-Miss Jennie Taylor is visiting rela-
fyes in Texarkana, Texas.
II Fruit jars and tin cans for sale by
owe q Roys Hardware Co.
@-Rev. Jesse smith Of Texas is visit
relatives here this week.
Green doors and windows for sale by
Eve g. Roys Hardware Co.
ATTEND the entertainment at the
Penthouse Saturday night.
Mrs. r. Z. Doggett is visiting Mrs.
lila Howell IN the country.
Drain cradles and moving blades, etc.
s-oye q Roys Hardware Co.
s-County Clerk G. +. Howard return
n uyesterdey from Hot Springs.
s,~--.Lesse Owens has accepted position
VI a drug store at Jenny Lind.
81 our last chance to get life size
fture FREE. 1t closes July LIST.
miss Lemoyne of Dardanelle, spent
pday with Miss Carrie Austin.
\ fine line Of baby buggies, boys wa
4 and croquet sets at Miller Bros.
s-Mr. NJ. Ii. Baird made business
1T 20 the Capital city last week.
DO more life size pictures given away
the photograph gallery after July LIST.
Buy a Worlds Fair medal. All it
sts is 30 cents, at the DEMOCRAT Of
BUY your fruit jars from G. d. Rowan
Bro. They have Mason's best flint
ass.
-Rey. W. +. Rutledge is attending
strict conference in Yell county this
|eek
-Mr. Winston MeAnally and wife
49, Atkins friends the first OF the
-Mr. T. c. Everett left Monday for q
mospecting tour through Oklahoma and
pXas.
Sweeping reductions in ladies, gent:
misses shoes. Pruitt Bell Mercan-
Co.
Quite a number Of our people at
nded tbs basket meeting at Shiloh last
nnday.
Miss Nellie Davis has returned from
Nisit 90 the family Of Rev. Mr.. Box Al
orrilton.
CHlNCHINE is the best bed bug
lson on earth. For sale only by }
Wells.
Henry Barlow, the commercial tour
Is taking "A weeks Ay-of TO rest an'
cuperate.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
Notice.

by virtue OF a decree OF the Pope Circuit
Court, made at its April term, 1874 IN case OF
W, A. Smith ct al VS., }. b. BrattOn et al, viii
on The 10Th day Of j uly, 1888 Mt the court house
door in Russcllyille. Ark-,OHer for sale az pub
lie auction. 20 the highest bidder, on a credit
OF three months the following described lands,
viz: sW& sW = Sec, u ana w = NV a SEE. 10,
except acres now used Tor school, an IN Ip,,
Renge 10 ina Pope county, Atk. Purchaser wiz
be required TO give bond for purchase money,
bearing 10 per cent Interest, with approved
security. and lien therefor on the land viii
be retained. This June 10Th, 1883,
W. j. JOHNSON, Commiss ionert
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
SxIrH's Pain Oil-positive, pure;
Every ache and pain viii cure
Picnic July 4.

There will be a picnic given by the
NJ. L. Sunday school at Maple Springs
school house ON Crow Mountain on the
first Saturday in July, 1898. A suitable
program has been arranged and a good
the is anticipated. Everybody is cor
daily invited 10 come and bring we'll
filed baskets. DAVID PARISH,
A. l.. iloLBRooK,
G. A. GIDEON,
Committee ON Invitation
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
CITY PARLOR CONFECTIONERY
r.. II. BONDS. Proprietor

Always in stock Fancy Canned Meats, oys-
tiers. Fruits and Berries. Oranges, Lemons,
Pineapples and Bananas. superior grade OF
Tobacco and Cigars. Finest assortment OF Fan
ey Candies in town. Ice Cream and sherbet
served every day.
Ice Cream delivered in quart trays.
Estimates furnished for Church Festivals, So
ciables, etc.
Handsome Parlor in Connection,
Best Of Order Kept.
Call and see me.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
smou Bile Beans cure BniOusness.
Railroad Rates.

Railroad Rates.
Round trip tickets Russellville to
Chicago are now $29.95, reduction of
about two dollars. One way, $l6.S5.
All tickets good until NoY. 10, 1898.
Tickets to summer resorts and all
principal points are now on sale at
about one fare for che round trip.
On account of Ex-Confederate reunion
at Birmingham, Ala, round trip tickets
will be ON sale July 10 to 81 for Sl4.65-
one fare.
For further information apply to
O. M. ELLSWORTH, Agent
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
OF Concert by Arkansas Blind School
Quintettte Club at Courthouse,
Saturday Eve, June "a

PART /.
l--sFest Overture" ......,.........,...Le utner
Quintettc Club,
2-Piano Solo, Murm'ring in the Trees-W aliace
ID. M. Coleman.
3-Nocal SolO-~Star of My Heart" l.. Denza
T.. Trebing.
4-"Die Weisse Dance ........ .........- Bohne
String Quartette.
5-Piccolo Solo-~iiOekcd in the Cradle of the
Deepn-Rollinson--W. b. RockafellOw
G-Piano Solo, ale Heyiel du Lionn-De kontski
Il. Trebing.
PART III.
l-Piano Duet--Overture, ~Poet and Peasant
Melnotte--Coleman and Trebing.
2-Niolin Solo--~Souvenif de Baden -. Leonard
w. Is. Kockafell0w,
3-COrnet Erinnefung an Prag' .HOch
l.. Trebing.
4-a ~Iraunerei $3.50. .,...sss ...-SNnuulduh
@MinuetteH ............... 49,. Bocherlni
String Quartette.
5-Clarionet Solo - Air and Variations from
~Der reischutzN-Claus-D. NJ. Coleman.
6--Yocal Solo, eoman's Wedding SongN-Po-
niatowski--E. Trcbing.
T-Concert POlonaiEe-~On Mountain Heights
kisler-Quintette Club,
Il. TREBING, Director, Piano, COrnet, Nioloneello
ID. NJ. COLEMAN, Piano and Clarionet
w. Is. ROcKAFELLow, Isl Violin and Piccolo
j. II. THOMPSON, I'll Violin.
j. vi MCBRIDE, Viola.
j. X. HIGGs, Business Manager.
AnkqTGGInN Hanfar 2aearrsd Gaafa IL (fa
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
smaa nne nsan. eare Sc neaaaehe.
strayed.

About May |, two large steers, or s
years old, almost white. Both wore
bells, one wore chain collar with brass
paddock attached, the other yoke,
Suitable reward for return Of said oxen
to A i. Thomas, at Anawalt mines. ~
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
Beware Of Ointments for CataFrh That
Contain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering IL through the mucous surfaces,
such articles should never he used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the
damage they viii do Is ienfold 20 the good you
can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured BY +. Cheney 4 Coz To-
lrtio. "a contains no mercury, and Is taken in
ternaily. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces 0f the system. IN buying Halls
tatarrh care be SURF yon get the genuine. II i
taken internally, and made in Toledo. Ohio by
y. !. Cnsaey Co. restmpni ais free.
EEF-sold hx Druggiits. price 75c per bottle
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
TO ICE CONSUMERS:

We tOiH deiiUer ice to regu-
lar customers daily at the
rate of I cent per pound for
lots of not less than 10 lbs.
Parties wanting SC. or zoe.
North during the day can be
supplied by R. H. Bonds at his
ice cream parior.
RANKIN & BERNARD
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
WARNING Order.


ia the POPE Circuit court
JARVIS ankMn Mortgage Trust to lainUm.
W. ULYSSES 8 AZ iuu et ai Defts
The Defendants, ulysses y Nfnn, Iahitba A
puar in tNls court within thtfiY days, and an-
swer the couapiaiai ~ the Plaintiff. JARVIS
Conklin Mortgage Trust 90 May "a 1879
iun2z JT, BULLOCK, CT-9t
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
PROGRAMME
OF Union Basket Picnic at Russellville,
Saturday. June %. 1893.

OF Union Basket Picnic at Russellville,
Saturday. June "a. 1898.
The various orders and Sunday schools
will assemble at their usual places OF
meeting at 5 80 a. m, form and march to
David street between the masonic hall
and the residence of J. Il. Shinn, where
the procession will form at a. M, in
the following order:
NJ. +. S. S.
NJ. e. South S. S.
Baptist s. S.
Christian 5. 5.
Presbyterian 5. 5.
A. X. p. S. S.
C.P. S. S.
X. and l.. OF Fl.
X. of III.
X. of z.
A. l., of III.
f. and A. NJ.
The procession will move east on Da-
yid street, across Oak street to Jefferson
avenue. east on Jefferson avenue TO Ash
street, south on Ash street to Washing
ton avenue. east on Washington avenue
to picnic grounds.
AT THE GROUNDS.
Music by all the Sunday schools, led
by IL. Cs HOPKINS
Prayer by DIR. G.. w. Harkey.
Music.
Address on behalf of the Sunday
schools, by Prof. A. f. Lee.
Music.
L. and X. of H.--Address by Prof. NJ.
III. Baird.
X. of H.-Address by Rev. Z. J.
Hearon.
Music.
A. L. of H.--Address by DR.. Hopkins.
Music.
X. of P.-Address by Hon. L. Russell
Music.
F. and A. M.--Address by G. A. Dam
nelly, G. l..
Dinner.
Everybody is invited to come with
well-filled baskets and have good time.
One Small Bile Bean every night for a week
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22
In Memory OF Mrs. Rowland.

To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean after
eating. csc. per bottle,
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

WANTED. several wide-awake men
to represent the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. at Russellyille Address L. b.
NoRTHUP.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-22

rhe verdict Of all who have tried it is
that q. ID. Rowan q Bros high patent
flour makes the wlfitest bread Of any in
town.