The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-10

--0n Friday afternoon last the wife 0
 Mr. Deyiguer BollInger was suddenl, l stricken with an attack of coniestion Q
 the brain and when found by her hus
 band was insensible, in which condition she remained until Monday night whei consciousness returned. Since that tim, she has steadily improved giving hop to her anxious friends and relatives wh' rendered her every service in their pow CT, that the worst is past. That she vii fully recover and that soon is the sin cere desire and wish of the many friends and svmpathizers of the family {, MT. s. Nj. Duffle, of Princeton, Ark. arrived Wednesday and favored tn, DEMOCRAT with a call. Mir. Duffie hal rented Mir. Shinn's brick store and vii open a stock of general merchandise l about September lst He is a young gentleman of excellent business qualifi. cations and extensive experience 1T I mercantile affairs. His house here vii be called the "Famous,r and doubles: the term will be justly merited. Fol itself and upon the behalf of our people the DEMOCRAT bids MT. Duffie welcome and trusts his stay among us may be 1 pleasant and profitable.
 One Small Bile Bean every night for weel
 arouse Torpid LiverR 2sc. per bottle.
 The special private excursion oi Russellville people, to start about Sept 1st, is now so we'll shaped up that it's I success is assured. Some of the elite from Dardanelle and Dover will join the party,-perhaps few from Atkins and altogether a more pleasant and prof itable occasion will not fall to tne lot of those who have this opportunity in a life time. This list will positively be closed next Monday, as car arrange ments must then be made. Any who, up to that time, may wish to get on the list should hand in their names to MT. J. E. Battenfield or Station Agent Els worth.
 Smau Bile Beans cure Sick k-headache. From persons who attended the county singing convention at Hopewell last week we learn that fully 1000 people were present and the meeting was high l ly successful. Hon. Lawrence Russell delivered the annual address and Dr. Hopkins discussed the advantages of musical education. About twenty sing : ing classes were represented including
 
 ing of the convention will be held at Bakers Creek in August, 1894. The fol- i lowing were elected officers for the ensu- I ing year Dr. D. c. Hopkins president, 1 Robert Talley vice-president, J. H. Rush. ing secretary. Dr Hopkins was elected delegate to the Union Musical conven- tion at Winfield. The good people of l the Hopewell community extended cor dial welcome and generous hospitality to all the visitors. The following Russell l ville people were there Lawrence Rus sell, J. F. Ewton, T. R. Cosper, Miss Az nesa Spillars, John Ewton, Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins. Report of proceedings will appear next week.
 Cure for Colds, Fevers and General Debility. Small Bile Beans. 25c. per bottle.
 We are called upon this week to chronicle the death of Miss Lou Parrish which occurred at the residence of her nephew and neice, Capt. and Mrs. W. M. Peeler, on Thursday night last, after an illness of several days. Brief mention of her illness was made in our last issue, but, while she was known to be serious 1 ly i'll, a favorable change in her condi- tion was hoped for, but these anticipa- tions were rudely dispelled when Thurs day afternoon it became apparent that she was steadily sinking and that death was question of only few hours at most. The end came peacefully at last and the genial spirit which animated her cheerful life was forever extingushed. The event cast gloom over the com l munity and universal sympathy was ex- pressed for the sorrowing family in their sad bereavement. The funeral occurred f,.i1 of af ofalnaly of the grave being conducted by Rev. w. T. Box. A large concourse of friends and acquaintances were present and our community has seldom witnessed more general manifestation of sorrow over the death of any one. An obitu- ary prepared by her pastor will appear in the DEMOCRAT soon,
 1 To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean after eating. 2Sc. per bottle.
 The Russellville society of Christian Endeayorers decided at it's last meeting to send one of it's members to the Worlds Fair, and by vote selected as such rep resentative Rev. U. J. Hearon, pastor of the c. F. church. Mir. Hearon will make | the trip and prepare lecture on the Exposition which will be delivered with out charge to the public as soon as prac- | ticable after his return from Chicago. In order to secure the necessary funds with which to defray the expenses of this trip the Society has prevailed upon Mir. Hearon to deliver a lecture at the Courthouse on Wednesday evening, Au- gust 16, the subject of which will be Jay Gould. In the course of this lecture Mir. Hearon will review the life, habits, and characteristics of this noted financier, and impart information concerning his inner life, social and business affairs | gathered from careful investigation and research, which is not generally known, but capable of teaching lessons interes- ting and valuable. Mir. Hearon has de- liyeredthis lecture before large audiences at several places in this state and every where it was we'll received and elicited words of highest commendation. We bespeak for the Young Peoples Society and the lecturer large attendance, feel | ing assured it will be both pleasant and profitable to be there. The small admit tance of 25c for adults and half price for childen will be charged at the door. Let every body go.
 s,aaa Bile Beans prevent Constipation.
 Over half of the l20 lots in the school addition now in the market have been sold and the indications are that the en- tire number will be taken within few days. This is encouraging to the project 0rs of the movement, and should be talk en as notice by those who want to in
 vest in these lots that delays are danger
 ous. Strike now
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