The Russellville Democrat., 1890-01-16
Beware of fOintments for Catarrh
 mat contain Marcurv.

that contain Mercury as Mercury will surely destroy tn . sense of smell and completely derang
 the whole system when entering , through the muscus surfaces. Sncl
 articles should never be used except ol
 prescriptions from reputable phvsici
 ans. as the damage they will do are tel
 fold to the good you can possibly deriv
 from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo O., contains no mercury, and Is take: internally, and acts directly upon thu blood and muscus surfaces of the sys tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cur' be sure you get the genuine. It is taker internally and made in Toledo, Ohio by F. J. Cheney & Co.
 l Sold by Druggists, price 75c. pei bottle. Jan,
 From a private letter received In 1 this city we learn that Col. w. l.. Mor- ris, formerly editor Of the DEMOCRAT, now connected with the Fort Smith Times, will to be married this week to charming young widow, resident of the Border City. In advance we peg to 1 tender our hearty congratulations and l best wishes for the happiness and good 1 fortune of the Col. and the lady who has won him from the ranks of batchei- orhood.
 Four good mules for sale.
 R. J. WILSON.
 If any there are who were of the opinion that ''la grippe" would fail to visit Russellville on it's western tour, they are likely to be convinced to the contrary by little investigation. The symptoms are chills and fever, bones aching, cold in head and sore throat. The words 'ssneeze" and "cough" will have an interpretation soon that they never had before in Russellville and the victims will no doubt conclude that they never before properly understood what the words meant.
 -I will take stock about Fob. 1st and until that time l will sell overcoats at cost. M. JACOBSON.
 A gentleman tells us that one part of alum to nine parts of salt will save sour pork. He uses one and half pounds of alum to one hundred pounds of pork, dissolving the alum and pour ing in on the meat as it is being packed, after packing, pour on enough brine to | tt. will draw the sournsss out and save the meat. This is simple and inex- pensive recipe and it might pay those of our readers whose meat passed through the recent warm spell to ex- perlment with 1t.
 --I will offer Ladies closks at cost until Feb. 1st before taking stock M. JACOBSON.
 Everything points to the early es- tablishment of another banking institu- ton in Russeliyille. MT Carter of Ozark was here this week interest ing himself in the movement. It is understood that Messrs. Carter and Adams, of Ozark, R. J. Wilson and w. J. White of Russellville and J. NJ. Harkey of Ola will altogether put in $25 ,000. Other stockholders in town are expected to swell the figure to sev- eral thousand more. Such an enter prise would speak volumes for Russell vile and aid materially in her develop ment,
 In order toreduce my stock of spec tacles and eye glasses, I will sell at greatly reduced prices for 60 days. J. W. WELLS.
 In selecting life insurance compa- ny, two important considerations should govern. (1.) Ratio Of assets and liabil- ities. (2.) Ratio of payments for death claims and expenses. In these two re- spects, the Prevalent Savings Life As- sociation has superiority over all Amer ican companies. And when, in addi- tion to this, you can carry 40 per cent. i've no ment in the Prevalent than in any oth- CT company, there remains no doubt as to where to insure. Call on James E.. Battenfield and leave your application for Prevalent policy.
 All heavy winter goods and Gents underwear at cost until Feb.. lst. Come and see NJ. JACOBSON.
 Information received here from parties in Texas prove Dr. Busbee, the blind lecturer who made such a pro- found sensation here recently touching his wonderful travels In Egypt and his predictions concerning the Star of Bethlehem and the second coming of Christ, to be barefaced fraud and un- worthy of confidence or belief in any manner whatever. His alleged kim euID huu ldNotdoic Wthh prominent and influential Texans were outrageous falsehoods, and the same parties denounce him as an imposter and warn the public to have nothing to do with him.
 Come to see us when you want any thing in the furniture line.
 JNe, A. ERWIN & Co. --Ashby lodge No. 535 Knights ard Ladies of Honor have elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing six months: B. F. lobe, protector; Mrs s. A. Barlow. vice-protector; M. H. Baird, secretary and financial secre- tary; Fl. c. Wilkey, treasurer; Mrs. Nj. A. Baird, chaplain; Mrs. K. s. Wyatt, guide; Mrs. R. K Wilkey, guardian; Henry Stueckel, sentinel {; R. D. Love. B. K. Rodgers, G. A. Gardner, trustees. The installation takes place at the next regular meet ing, Jan 24th, at which time special work will be laid out for the term and important matters discussed in the in- terest of the order. Every member should be present.