The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-04-26
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The barber shop of Charley May
will be removed shortly to the building
lately occupied by Mr.. Arthur Erwin.
With greater facilities and the addition
of bath service, Charley will be better
prepared than ever before to serve his
patrons.
Who knows? You may be the
lucky one to draw that fine organ at w.
G Weimer's If you will buy your
drugs there and get ticket for every
dollar you spend. He ia a pleasant and
accommodating man to deal with. Call
and see him.
-Messrs. Scott Page and Benz. John
son OF Allen township were In to see
us Friday. incidentally they mention
ed that they had visited the new court
house and thought it ''good
enough" This is the verdict Of all
who see the building.
-Messrs. Garden & Co. have just
completed an addition to their hard
ware building which will be used ex-
clusively for their manufacturing and
repair business. They now have ope
of the best arranged and best equipped
establishments In town.
Hon. Z. B. Moore, candidate for
secretary of state, Hon. W. +. Thomp-
son, candidate for sup't of public in
struction, and Col. Il. B. Martin, candi-
date for attorney-general, passed down
the road Sunday from trip up the
country looking after their political
fences.
From the secretary, Mr.. F. NJ.
T.. haf hA INF
meeting Of Cross Plains lodge No. 434
F. & A. NJ. is changed to 2 O'Clock p.
m. on the Sd Saturday Of each month.
Members Of the fraternity will take
due notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Mr.. Harrison Smith, one of the en-
ergetic and prosperous London mer-
chants, was aboard the east bound train
Monday enroute to East Tennessee
where he will spend three or four
weeks visiting the old homestead. The
DEMOCRAT wishes him u pleasant trip
and safe return.
Some of our sidewalks are In very
dilapidated condition, boards rotten
and broken, spikes loose, and ends OF
planks projecting upward ready to trip
the unwary. Every property holder
should have pride enough to make in
slant repairs and not wait until order.
ed to do so by the street committee.
The Rev. DR.. Patton will preach al
the c. +. church next Saturday Night
Sunday morning and Sunday night.
Saturday night his subject will be "The
Westminster Assembly; Sundaymorn-
ing a subject suitable for communion
occasion. Sunday night his subject
will be "Creeds." All are invited to
attend.
A free and easy expectOration Is pro
luced by few doses of DIR. McLean's
Tar Wine Lung Balm, in all cases Of
hoarseness, sore trroat or difficulty Of
breathing. q
The interest of the late E. w. Lips
comb in the grocery business OF A
Bernard u Co. has been purchased BY
Mr.. Ed Bernard, gentleman we'll and
favorably known and whose accession
to the firm will give 1t strength and
popularity. With new departments
new goods and plenty of them, the new
firm Is abundantly able TO supply tn,
needs OF the purchasing public In thu
grocery line.
Pains In the small OF the back indi
cate diseased condition Of the Liver OF
Kidneys. which may be easily removed
by the use of DIR. j. III. McLean's Liver
and Kidney Balm. $l,00 per bottle. {
There are several unsightly avn
ings overhanging portions Of our prin
cipal streets which ought To give wal
to better looking and safer ones. VIII,
not inaugurate revival of improve
ment this spring and see "who bes
can work aud best agree" on giving tn,
grand old town an improved and inyit
Ing appearance The use Of the pain
ana white wash brush will help. Lee
them be applied freely.