The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-01

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 EB Sold by Druggists. price 75c. pc
 postie. ma, -One of our young men has formet quite sudden and peculiar aversion to flowers, especially rosebuds. Jin Thweat is prepared to give full particu lars, with plat, plans aud specification, if necessary.
 The handsome new iron railing ant other fixtures at the Citizens Savingl Bank constitute a great improvement and gives the place quite business air
 --Col. Dan B. Granger and Jame, H. Shinn, Esq, have been selected by Russellville lodge No. 47, Knights O Pythias, as representatives to the grand lodge which meets at Little Rock the 20th inst.
 ONE of Dr. J. II. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pillets, taken al night before going to bed, will move the bowels; the effect will astonish you.
 We direct attention to the dental card of Dr. J. w. O'Kelly of Darda. Inelle. He will be a frequent visitor to Russellville, due notice of which will be given in these columns. He will oc- eupy when here the Dr. Wyatt office on Main street.
 Now is the time to order fruit trees from G. A. Gamble and his salesmen representing the Estes Nursery Co. Their sales are doubling the sales of any previous year.
 It is rumored that Mir. J. E. Skill Tern Of Searcy has bought controlling interest in the Dardanelle and Russell vile Railway. The report lacks con- firmation, but if it is true the new man. agement will make some much needed improvements in road bed and rolling stock.
 NJ. c. Meeker has opened shop, one door south of Perry X Sons, on Jeffer- son street, where he is prepared to do all kinds of gun repairing. Patronage re- spectfully solicited.
 --Mr. NJ. c. Meeker has been appoint ed Deputy Grand Chief Templar with authority to organize at this place a lodge of I. o. o. c. T. A meeting will be held soon, due notice of which will be given, for the purpose of instituting lodge. All who join az charter mem- bers will not be required to pay ini- tiation fee.
 The s'Paul" is doubtless the larges. apple grown. It took the premium at the North Arkansas Fair. Itis furnish ed by the Estes Nursery Co. at $25, ,00 per hundred trees.
 Elsewhere will be found the pro- gram of the closing exercises of the Russellville Public School. We are informed that the day time exercises will be the most interesting. The mu- sic has Seen arranged and will be un- der the direction of Miss s. s. Peterson, which is sufficient guarantee that this feature will be full of interest.
 SICK headache is the bane of many lives. This annoying complaint may be cured and prevented by the occasion al use of Dr. J. IL. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets (little pills).
 --Mr. G. A. Gamble, one of the en- terprising proprietors of the Estes Nursery of Boone county, has purchas- ed farm on the mountain. between the two bayous, and has already set out large lot of fruit trees. He pur- poses making this a model fruit farm. His spring delivery, he informs us, was very satisfactory, not man failed to take the trees ordered.
 Ladiesi Before you purchase laces call and examine our stock. We will positively undersell anybody as we have the largest stock in that line ever brought to the city. MORTON & Co.
 "A call is published in this issue for meeting of the Illinois township dem- ocracy at the court house next Monday night for the purpose of organizing a democratic tariff reform club. Every member of the party ought to come out and join. The place for every democrat is in the active ranks of his party. Her influence counts for something theirt. Stand up and be counted.
 Jacobson is doing everything he can to merit your patronage. Handsome goods. low prices, no misrepresenta- tions, courteous attention, and if these wont get your trade, you are indeed hard to please.
 Thomas Rogers, young man p years of age, was drowned last Wednes- day afternoon while attempting to cross Big Piney at the Madden ford, near Lamar, during rise in the stream. The mule he was riding and an overcoat have beeH recovered. but the body had not been found up to last Monday morning, although persistent search has been made for it.
 MANY people habitually endure a feeling of lassitude, because they think they have to. If they would take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla this feel ing of weariness would give place to vigor and vitality.
 A novel dog case, with some sen sational features, was tried before Esq J. l.. Turner in Gum Log township not long ago. A dog belonging to A. D. Chronister was killed by D. Weir Chronister sued Weir for $50 damages After an exciting trial the plaintiff was awarded $25. The defendent filed ap- plication for an appeal and the cast will come up during the November term of circuit court, unless 1t is com promised.
 1 DISEASE lies in ambush for the weak feeble constitution Is i'll adapted t' encounter malarious atmosphere ant sudden changes of temperature, anC the least robust are usually the easiest victims. Dr, J. H. MeLean's Sarsapa. rilla will give tone, vitality and strengtl | to the entire body.
 An excursion will be given by tn Directors of the Layman-Rice Railwa,
 Moter Company, to Russellville, oI
 Friday, the 2d day of May. This trail
 will leave the Little Rock Union Depo
 at 9 o'clock ann, and return at o'cloc D. m. giving about two hours at Rus
 sellyille and two hours to visit the Oar
 danelle and Russellville water statio
 and view the new Layman- Rice trans
 hitting motor now in operation at ths