The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-03

" ANA8UAyCIy I8Oy III IOp<
county to call at Love A Milier's and
examine their stoves, the most complete
ever offered for sale In this country.
--Luker, Davis q Co., sold 4 wagoa,
TO party living in Washington county
and rather than pay $1,000 freight On
it to Fayetteville, carried It over land
and delivered 1t to the party in person.
That kind Of business will beat the
railroad every time.
just received new installment Of
ladies dress goods Of the very --latest
styles and colors. they are beauties.
Wooten a Oates.
--Revs. s. s. Key, j. B. Wise and H,
b. Miner have recently been the re-
cipients of handsome donations at the
hands OF their church members and
outside friends. These manifestation
of esteem and friendship are bright
spots IN ministers life.
--Just received our new cloaks, New
Markets and wraps. We are rock bot
tom on this line Of goods.
Wooten 4 Oates.
Judge HI. C. Caldwell Of the U. s,
Court, for the Eastern district of Ar
kansas will be here at the State Temper.
once Alliance next week. Everybody
will want to hear him speak IA also they
will Col. Grace Of Pine Bluff, Withers,
Winfield and others.
USE DIR. POTTS CELEBRATED
CHILL KILLER AND TAKE NO
OTHER. J. w. WELLS.
H. N Smade owner of tha Rnssa1l-
Vile foundry and George Mann owner
Of steamboat have made al exchange
Of propertics--Mr. Smade taking the
boat aud Mr.. Mann the machins shop.
In the present stage Of water Mr..
Shades boat will not do much busi-
ness, but there'li be river bv and by.
I'VE viii! exchange goods for dry
hides, wool, fruit, cotton, and might be
persuaded to exchange few for cash.
W0oten q Oates.
We were panied to hear Of the sud-
den death Of Mr.. Will Hickman, broth
er to our tax assessor, at his home near
Scottsville, Monday week ago. He
was rather feeble, but out about his
business when all at once he fell dead.
The deceased was q respected and hon.
est citizen, and leaves behind him 4
family to bear the burdens Of their
great sorrow.
DIR. J. H. POTTS CHILL KILLER
is THE REMEDY FOR CHILLS.
CONTAINS NOTHING TO INJURE
THE SYSTEM. TRY 1T.
J. w. WELLS.
Our Dover correspondent gives the
particulars Of the sudden death Of VIII
Hickman at his home near Scottsvillc
recently. Not long since, Andrew j.
Hickman, his father, was gathered uu-
to his fathers. BY the death Of these
citizens Pope county suffers irrepar-
able loss. They were among the best
and most useful men In the county.
--Wooten q Oates are in the front
this fall with the largest, best, and
cheapest stocks of goods ever before Of
fered for sale In this market.
Last Saturday afternoon X. ID.
Love. while attempting to ascend to the
second floor Of Luker's gin house by
means Of block and tackle ssl0st the
combination" after ascending ten or
twelve feet and fell to the wagon from
which he started and sustained severe
bruises about the head and shoulders.
1t was at first thought he was fatally
hurt, but he soon rallied from the shock
and IL now pretty nearly himself again.
Love 4 Miller have just added to
their already complete stock Of stoves
the Colobfated Grand Future Coal
cooking 6tove. Ladies' are Invited TO
call aud examine them.
The following was announced at the
Methodist church last night as the
Committee Of Reception for che meet
Ing Of the Alliance next week: J. l..
Sbinn, Rev. 8. 8. Key, Rev. III. B. Mil
ner and J.. w. Russell.
Committee to procure homes: Mrs.
j l.. Shinn, Mrs.. @. r. Hancy, Mrs.
j. w. PruItt, Mrs. r. G. Bonds, Mrs.
Lottie B. Smade, MIRA. n. =. Munday,
Messrs. w. H. Garden and James MIL
er.
Our houses should he opened Wide
for the entartainmont Of these conse-
Grated men and women of tho temper
ance army o. Arkansas. About one
hundred are expected.
Our stock e complete with Ill lines
Of goods, and We cordially Invite every
man. woman and child IN Pope CountY
to call On Us and examine oar Roods
and prices BEFORE makink fh1ir Dur.
chases eIsoWhere. W00ten n 0Ates,
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