The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

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 Love & Miller keep the celebrated Wing Shot powder, also Dupont's besl FFFG, and the best assortment of shOi to be found anywhere, from No. bucl to No. 9 fine.
 The new sign at tho New Drug Store of w. c. Weimer is a thing Ol beauty. It is one of the most. elegant signs that evc- adorned busanesshouse in Russelivilie, and one of the most tasty that ever came from the hand-oi that skilftl artist, MT. Henry E. Er. win, now of Little Rock. It iiIustratcf the enterprise of the proprietor Of the New Drug Store, as we'll as the skill ol the painter.
 WANTED
 at Love & Miller's. first class cook te use one of their Kentucky Belle stoves All applications shoul bc made in per. son to the junior member of the firm, notwithstanding Love (love) must bs the motive power by which the stove is run.
 P. s. None but those of the feminine persuasion need apply.
 --Many of our readers will remember the famous utterabce of Webster Flani- gan Tn the Chicago republican conven- ti0n few years ago-"What are we here for, if not for the oflces." He tried to put his theory in practice in Rusk county, Texas, by running for the legislature, but was defeated by Editor R. T. Milncr by over a thousand ,r, MfIr~r Ia h~nkt,a~ oi Rev. H. B. Milner. pastor of the c. P. church of this place.
 NEEDED. Butter, eggs and coun- try produce. Will pay best prices. Want to engage good butter for the year. Next door south of York & Bot toms, at old stand. J. l.. TUCKER.
 Please ponder: Persons who pat ronize papers should pay promptly, for the pecuniary prospects of the press have a peculiar power of pushing for ward public prosperity. If the printer is paid promptly, and his pocketbook kept plethsric by prompt paying pat rons, lie puts his pen t0 his paper in peace; his paragraphs are most print ed he paints his pictures of passing events in more pleasing colors, and the perusal of his paper is q pleasure to the people. Paste this piece of proverbial prose in some place where all persons can perceive It.
 --NoTIcE.--All our notes and ac- counts will be put in the hands of our collector on the 20th of this month with orders to collect at all hazards.
 J. M. HARKEY & BRo.
 November g. 1886. 2w
 Last Friday morning about 9 o'clock the residence of Thomas Hamilton, on lower Main street was discovered to be on fire. The flames were issuing from the walls and roof of the kitchen when first seen. So frightened were the in- mates that but little was saved by them, and before help arrived the building and contents were doomed. It was sad to listen to the shrieking lamentations of the family at the misfortune which swept from them their home. the dear- and we'll house with contents were also destroyed. By heroic work the barn and stables were saved. It is supposed the fire originated from defective fiue. The property destroyed is estimated at about $l200, while the insurance was for $600. Nothing was saved except the furniture and bedding of one room, amounting to perhaps tl00. We are not advised as to Mfr. Hanils0n's fu- ture intentions, but presume he will rebuild
 -I have just purchased for SPOT CASH from levee of New Orleans strict ly PURE Sugar House Molasses, also Sugar and Rice. Will sell the same for less money than anybody in the city. Please give me trial. Next door South of York & Bottoms. at old stand.
 J. l.. TUcKER.
 1.-The session of the Temperance Alliance which meets here tomorrow, will be one of the most important meet ings since the temperance people be- gan to meet in their apnual assemblies. Just on the heels of such noted pro- gress In all parts of the state, and such wonderful power which our temper ance legislation has developed among the people, will cloth this meeting of temperance men and workers with pe- culiar importance. Before, the work seemed simply to block out and suggest for skirmisb lineA, but now 1t Ia past that point, and enough aas been accoms plished to demonstrate the force and extent of temperance sentiment, and the future will havo to be provided for in the light Of this fact. The very besr thought and conservation will Do need. ed to properly husband and direct the current which js now running high against the accursed saloon so that none of It's force may be lost or wasted. There will be wisdom In sight, and conservatism enough in the body which meets tomorrow to sec and take tho bests steps and adopt the best measares to insure future spcccss-
 Danearl 4 neglected cold of eoua;l ,nAs lead % fqelImonlA GppsiannfiQn pf otlcf f'slt cold as " 5naeic Best tbiuf for dyspep8ia,it diee<tton. slck hesdAchc ~ 0aeQsAnds testify.