The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-03-13
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We are placed under obligations to
Mr.. X. b. Potts of Elliott. Iowa., for
files of late papers of that town.
You can save % per cont. by deal
ing with w. A. Mckinney this year.
Try him and see.
Maj. d. f. Wlthers an ex-journal-
list of Tennessee, now representing the
Chattanooga Medicine Co., was a caller
at the DEMOCRAT sanctum last Saturday.
80 Bushels German Millet seed just
received at JIM. HARKEY & BROS.
We promised it, and we will stick
to it, for anybody that can manipulate
the soil as Judge l.. w. Davis did in
his garden one day last week is entitled
to local.
1.-The Champion Reapers and Now
crs bid definace to the world.
DIR. L. F. Oats, who has been at
Baltimore the past Ave months attend
ing medical lectures returned home last
Saturday. The Doctor is cordially
welcomed by his host of friends
The best grain saving machines
ever made-Reapers, Mowers and
Threshers, are for sale by Harkey &
Bro. Call and see sample machines.
Prof. T. Fl. Guion, a very intelli-
meet saturday last. He is now engag-
at Centre Valley. He ought to succeed,
and we have ne doubt he will.
Builders material at the very low
estfgures at EBY's.
DIR. Cheney, OF Dallas, Texas, an
expert in the dental art. arrived in
town last Saturday. His wife has been
on visit here during the winter. while
the Doctor was away at college prepar-
ing himself for further proficiency in
his profession.
For Bargains in Hardware go to
mr-20 g. w. EBY.
Prof. G. A. Jones was among us last
Friday and Saturday, That farm on
the hill is an attraction just now, and
those apple and peach trees must be
looked after. The early days of June
promises to bring him back citizen
again OF Pope.
g. W. Ely keeps best quality N. O..
sugar. mr-20.
Once upon a time there was an or
dnance passed in regard to paving
certain sidewalks on certain streets In
Russellville. We mention this merely
as fact of history being connected as it
Is with the fact that those sidewalks are
not paved unto this day.
-Weare closing out our stock of fan
cy groceries now at cost.
WooTEN g. OATES.
Our young friend James II. Shinn
can boast of well fixed up in the best
style Of masonry of any in town. The
work shows the skill of that son of
, Erin, James Kelly, and any one need
only to look at that piece of work to be
convinced that Kelly is master of that
part OF the business.
"A large stock OF ready made cloth
Ing just received at
WooTES & OATES.
Under dispensation from the grand
Commandery of the State, meeting
Will be held in Russelyillc on next
Monday night for the purpose OF com
pleting the organization of Command
cry at this place. The officers are G..
I, kimball, Grand Commander, NJ. NJ.
Mcclure, Generallissino L. +. Bah
cock, Capt Genl.
"A large assortment just received at
WooTEN & OATES.
Mrs. +. F. Babcock viii. open a
school Of object teaching in April and
proposes II she meets with encourage
ment TO turn 1t Into regular kinder
garten and devote her time exclusively
10 the business in the future. Children
OF ten will be thoroughly instructed,
and the small pratler will receive the
most careful attention.
"A nice line of ladies dress goods
are expected in a day or two at
WoorEN a. OATES.
The sold Reliable,' the Roy's
hardware establishment is always at
the front. Their latest installment was
large line Of the genuine Berlin earth
ehware, the very thing for housekeep-
ers. lt is in all varieties Of vessels, but
most attractive in coffee, tea aud stew
pots. We are indebted to Mr.. Frank
hoys Tor samples of this beautiful and
useful ware.
we would say to our many custom.
ers That we have on exhibition now al
our store, q large stock of new goods
through which we will take pleasure IN
showing you.
WoorEN & OATES.
u. b. Gerber is agent for the I'm
proved Champion, the hest Reaper and
Mower on the market. Call at Har.
hey drugstore and see sample ma