The Russellville Democrat., 1889-10-17

Our prices can not be undersold.
Love & Roys.
The taxes this year will be for
on the 500. To this should be added
the school district and corporation tax
where levied. In Russellville corpora
ton rs mills will be collected, 5 for
State, 81 for county, 5 for special school
and 81 for corporation, making $1.60
on the 800.
AS you like 1t. Gray and faded
whiskers may be changed to their nat
ural and even color-brown or black
by using Buckingham's Dye. Try 1t.
j. D. Wick has placed on ex-
hibition in our office limb of cotton
stalk, six feet in length, on which there
are ~ bolls of cotton. 1t demonstrates
what can be accomplished on good soil,
with ample cultivation and plenty of
room. We would like to hear from the
man who can beat this In size or
quantity of fruit.
The new and stylish ladies and
childrens hats just received at Mrs.
Perry's are very pretty and reasonable
in price, Call and examine them.
The new NJ. E. church In process
of construction on Russell street. will
be quite an imposing structure when
completed. 1t will be 40 feet and 4
inches In length, 38 feet wide and % It.
from floor to ceiling. The tower will
be 81 feet In height. Mr.. M. Clayton
has the contract, which is sufficient
guarantee that the work will be faith
fully executed.
Ladies, we have few more pieces Of
hurry up, If you wish one, or they will
all be sold. Wooten & Oates.
ID. r. Zones & Bro. are in receipt
of one of the largest and most complete
stocks of hardware, stoves, etc., ever
| received in Russellville. Their large
! store room is literally packed with
goods which were bought in large lots
from first hands at bottom prices. These
goods are now offered at surprisingly
low figures. Call and price them and
you will be convinced.
Our stock of heating stoves, stove
boards, coal hods, coal vases, etc., is
now complete and we have the best line
in town. Give us call and be con-
WINGED. Yours truly.
LOVE & RoYs.
| The death of Mrs. Ann Russell last
! Wednesday afternoon. was severe
shock to her many friends. She had
been sick several weeks, but had recov-
cred sufficiently to inspire the hope
that she would get we'll. A sudden
tally. She leaves three children and q
| larun nj rala ~ raIatfuoc nd friondo IN
mourn her departure.
We do not kick at the appellation OF
"Brother" or "Sister." but feel 1t our
christian duty to thus address our
christian friends as well as to sell them
goods at bottom figures.
wooten & Oates.
The French railroad show, or col.
lossal humbug, attracted an unusually
large number of people Thursday and
reaped golden harvest. There we're
several "french" gentlemen along with
the show, whom several visitors will
have cause to remember, not fondly
but too well. for long time. From
: the amount of complaint 1t Is evident
that large number of thugs, fakiri
and gamblers were along to relieve
the unsuspeeting and unsophisticated
of all the surplus cash on hand. One
of them was arrested for gambling
plead guilty to the charge and wa
fined $1o0 and costs.
We sold quite number of fine suit
of clothing last week, and the boys al
give us the praise for nice clothing a
reasonable prices. We can suit tn,
r most fastidious, so come right along Il
: you want clothing; we are headquar
{. ters, Wooten q Oates.
Last Monday DR.. J.. w. Pruit
! assisted by Drs. j. Y. NJ. Tate o.
Appleton and j. +. Montgomery AND
r. NJ. Drummonds of Russellvilie
, performed difficult and dangerous OPP
: Grafton upon the three year old son o
w. F. Hill living near Appleton
The disease was malignant tumor Of tn
: eye ball, the sight being entirely de
stroyed and the eye swelled to at leas
: three times its natural size. The Docto
: removed the entire ball and its appen
dages. SO far the operation promise
to be an entire success, and the chile
. bears up bravely under his suffering
: He was taken home yesterday after
ternoon by his father, accompanied b
DIR. Tate, his family physician.
h We do not advertise the prices OF
: few shoddy goods to make you thin
t we are selling goods cheap. We sci
h none but first.class goods, and we SCI
Is them strictly on their merits, and III
g people have found us weighed In the ba
Il ances and not wanting, hence our iarg
trade. Wooten d Oates.