The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-09

Don't forget that we buy all kinds of hides, wool, furs, beeswax, tallow and etc.. and pay the highest market price in cash.
 A conservative estimate places the damage to corn and cotton by the rainy season at about 20 per cent. A contin- uatIon of the present beautiful weather will soon materially brighten the pros- pect.
 Just few more of those Catharine of Aragon dress patterns at Morton & Cos. Ladies call and see them before they are gone.
 Mir. J. B. Evsnts has an apple or- chard in full bearing up on Boston mountain. The fruit Is excellent, too, judging from the sample he gave us few days ago.
 J. W. Wells is constantly receiving additions to his well assorted stock of drugs. paints, oils, stationary etc. Call and see him.
 Robert L. Harkey, junior member of the Harkey Sadd,ery Co.,, left Tues day evening for Cincinnati, in the in- terest of his firm. He will be gone several days.
 Just the thing for ladies. Our line of jersey fitting and australian wool vests. They are delightful and cost next to nothing,
 The municipal tax levy for the cur rent year is 31 mills, one mill more than last year. This levy will raise about $1200. not more than is needed for legitimate expenses.
 Young man don't be troubled with your cravat riding your neck. The straight clutch cures the trouble. Found at Morton & Cos.
 John LinZey of Dover and Reuben M. Harkev are studying medicine in the office of Dr. w. H. Hill. They will attend the Medical College in Little Rock this winter.
 Why buy an eastern made saddle when you can buy better one, for less money from the Harkey Saddlery Co. They guarantee their work.
 The ladies will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Webb's grand opening will take place next Saturday. An adver- tisement of this interesting event ap- pears in this paper. Read it.
 Take your hides, furs. wool and etc., to the Harkey Saddlery, Go. They will but will pay cash for them.
 Rev. W. B. Johnsey attended quarterly meeting at Dardanelle last Sunday. The Rev. MT. Lane was to have filled MT. Johnsey's pulpit here, but on account of the rain he didn't come.
 AsTI-MALARINE, Dr. J. W. Fruits chill cure. Try it. It's as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best. Come and get sample bottle, FREE. If
 -Eld. B. J. Dillon and family re. torned from Springdale last week, where the former had asevere attack of fever. Mir. Dillon is rapidly recover ing and "Richard will soon be himself again."
 Say, young man, go to'J. W. Wells and get one package of W. A. Galla- ways Special Chill Pills. They are tasteless and will cure you of the shakes.
 MT, Robt. Chasteen, formerly of this place. Is now connected with the Spear Hardware Co.,, a wholesale house In Ft. Smith. Bob's many friends will be pleased to leran that he is well pleased with his situation and Is doing we'll.
 Why buy watches. clocks and jewell ry in Little Rock when you can get them just as cheap and on justas favor able terms :n Russellville at II. c. Wilkey's.
 Large delegations from Ozark, Clarksyille, Lamar, Dardanelle, At klns and other points will be here next Tuesday to hear the great speech of Hon. Roger Q. Mills. Let them come. All will be welcome.
 Defiance jeans defies the world. The best goods for the price in the State. 20 cents yard only. These goods will l cost you yards for dollar elsewhere.
 Morton & Co.
 --One of the largest and best cotton houses in this country Is that of the Geo. Taylor Commission Co.,, St Louis. We bespeak for this firm a continu- ance of the liberal patronage 1t has received in this section.
 Books. Ks.--BooKs.-I have a number of volumes of very valuable and inter- esting book on hand that 1 will sell below cost, one volume, or all. A good chance for an enterprising agent to make a speck. J. w. PRUfTT.
 The Methodist Herald has been sold to Rev. R. l.. Selle of Harrison and will be moved to that place and It's pub lication continued. It's late editor, W. J. McAnally, seeking fresher fields and pastures new, will go to Oklahoma so we have been informed. What Is more hateful than to tug this way and then that way with an old i'll. fitting suspender. Come and get you a pair of those magnificent slide suspend. ders at Morton & Cos, at less money than the old style.
 The Memphis Weekly Commercial a mammoth paper of sixteen pages seven columns to the page, ll2 columns in all, Is sent to subscribers at the low price of s1 per year. Call on Bob L. Erwin. the agent, for sample copy. You will be sure to like 1t.