The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-10-02

birult IttuWfH.
Miss sykes. fashionable dress.
maker late Of Memphis, Tenn, has be-
come associated with Mrs. Webb, and
viii arrive on the 9Th Inst. See notice
In another column.
The reason O'Neal Bros. sell 50
many goods Is because every body
that trades with them say they sell
cheaper than any body.
"A protracted meeting has been In
progress a. the Methodist church since
The 2Ist. There are services daily al
100 p. M, and at night. tits expected
to protract the meeting throughout this
week. We hope much good will result.
II am still selling the Rubber Paint,
which has long since proven itself to
be one of the most reliable mixed
paints on the market. You will do
well TO examine my stock before buy
ing elsewhere. j. w. WELLS.
We thank those of our subscribers
who have come In and paid up their
subscriptions for the current year. Let
others do likewise. Every paid up
subscriber gets ticket in our drawing
which comes off the 9th OF December
next.
Everybody is invited to call and
see my fine selection of Toilet articles,
colognes, extracts, ect. Have just fin
ished arranging complete stock. Call
and examine it. j. w. WELLS.
Another removal. This time it Is
the Old Reliable Rcys Hardware estab-
lishment. 1t Is now located one door
east of j. 4. Fowler's, on Main street,
where, with more room and better fa-
cilities, the interests of the public can
be better subserved.
--O'Neal Bros. have just received
an immense stock of Mems and Boys
clothing, which they offer at prices
never before heard Of.
Under the law newly elected coun-
ty officers can only receive their COM
missions when fees for the same have
been paid the Secretary of State. The
fees are: for sheriff and clerk, $40; for
Judge and assessor, So; for other conn
ty officers and justices of the peace, ST..
-O'Neal Bros. have just received
large lot of Dry Goods, notions,
clothing etc, and are ready to sup
| ply the wants of the people.
We regret to learn of the serious
burning of the one year old child Of
Mr.. X. FL. Tate by the over-tnrning of
a kettle Of boiling water. ON last Thurs
day. The burns are exceedingly Sc
we're, but the little sufferer is holding
up bravely, aud there is every prospect
of complete recovery. The parents
have our sympathy.
! Pete. ! say Nose where did get
dat new suit, you say you got it so
cheap den it am powerful nice.
Nose. Don't ak SIGH foolish ques-
tons Pete, of course got dem at
O'Neal Bros.
AL! our merchants are preparing
for large fall and winter trade. as
evidenced by the receipt of attractive
and seasonable goods adapted to this
market. Watch the columns of the
DEMOCRAT for notices OF the greatest
bargains.
-O'Neal Bros. have something to
show you, you don't believe it is IN
the state, go there at once, they will
charge you nothing for showing.
A Mr.. Shuteman living on Esq.
Reynolds place near Atkins was in
stantly killed last Thursday by re-
| bounding limb from falling tree. The
limb struck him on the forehead and
crushed his skull. He was hard
working man, aged SO years and leaves
large family.
We ale paying the highest market
price for cotton, hides, becswax and
dried peaches.
WooTEN & OATES.
| -Messrs. Hearne and Sneed present
ed us last week samples of mast from
| five different kinds of acorn bearing
oaks. The samples exhibited show
that there will be a snperabundance of
mast, none Of it being injured by the
late droutl, except perhaps the sweet
mast, and that to no great extent.
Porkers ought to thrive this fall.
Take Quinine, and suffer from deaf
ness and nervous prostration. all your
lives. Take Bollng's Cherokee Chill
Cure, and be new man, with no
aches, pains, or regrets. Sold by
j. w. WELLS.
Mr.. w. j. Reynolds has accepted a
situation with Meyer q Gross. lie is
an affable gentleman and possesses
stirling business qualifications. See
his card elsewhere.
No trouble to show goods Sc
come along and be convinced that
you can get bargain. O'Neal
Bros.
Since the rainy weather set In the
pressing need OF a good pavement on
Terrence street, between Main and
David streets, is made very apparent
There is an ordinance providing for a
pavement OF this street and 1t is strange
that 1t is not enforced. East-sde peo-
pie insist that the council give them
this pavement by enforcing the ordi.
nance or otherwise.
--"Crescent Patent" and "Mornins
STAR flour, the best on earth, anC
cheaper than ever. at
Alexander & Cos.
Jimmie, eldest son of w. A. Lyon
fell off fence and broke one bone o.
his left arm last Friday. Medical ai6
was summoned and the little fellow Ii
getting along nicely.
We are pleased to present our read
ers this week an abstract of the Ia,
~ e..s.. To.