The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Tickets on Sale at the Peoples
Exchange Bank.

Exchange BANK.
Miss Minnie Underwood has &C.
cepted a position as sales-ladY In n. G.
Wilkey's jewelry store, whore she
will be pleased to meet all the ladies In
Russellvilie and surrounding country,
and show them through the largest and
best selected stock of the kind In Pope
county.
Silver and nickel case watches, from
$3.50 to $500 at FL. G. Wilkey's
-Messrs. M. c. G. Kirkscey and j.
b. Poynter, two esteemed Dover
friends, called last Friday. They are
loyal democrats and gave an interesting
account of the late ratification meeting
at Dover, full account of which we
we would have gladly published II 1t
had been furnished.
A big lot Of white lead, linseed oil,
varuishes, etc., at j. w. Wells.
Bob l.. Erwin Is the duly author
lied agent at this place for the Mem
phis Commercial. Give your subscrip-
ton to him instead OF to 5skang ers and
receive the paper by carrier promptly
upon its arrival every day and always
ahead of the mail. His terms are as
low as other agents and the service ex-
ceptionally good.
For any Of the time tried Family
Medicines call on Woods, sign OF the
Big Star.
j. r. Young and B. J. Strickland
have formed copartnership for the
purpose of conducting general feed
store in one of the rooms of the Strick-
land block. Orders for two carloads of
corn, hay and bran have been sent for
ward and the goods will be received
about the first of December. We wish
the new enterprise success.
l have just received 100 boxes pape-
terie, no two alike. Do not fail to see
it. j. w. Wells.
The aged and devoted wife Of Uncle
Caleb Davis, the veteran Sunday school
superintendent at Davis Chapel, Gum
Log, departed this life Tuesday. For
half century she has been an earnest,
consecratcd christian, and her work
will live after her. The grief-stricken
husband and other relatives have the
sympathy of many Russollville friends.
Ladies and gents solid gold and gold
filled watches at prices from $1,000 to
10000 at H. G. Wilkoy's
Geo. NJ. Eudv, one of Pope's wor-
thy young farmers, has made up his
mind to cross Boston mountain In quest
of better health and greater prosperity
He leaves this week for Valley Springs,
Boone county, whore he will locate.
The DEMOCRAT will follow him to his
new home aud serve to remind HIM
weekly OF the friends he left behind.
have just received beautiful as
sertmenr of gold pens, gold penhold-
ers and magic pencils. Fl. G. Wilkey,
IS. G. Harris. one of the foremost cit
liens of Sand Spring township, was in
to see us Friday. In addition to doing
the ginning and milling business for
HIS section Mr.. Harris has recently en-
gagged in the mercantile business and ID
doing quite well. He 10 endeavorina
10 get postoffice at his place to be
called Seven Oaks and thinks he will
succeed. Mr.. Harris is a progressive
citizen. Such men are benefit to any
community.
The Photo gallery will be closed here
during the first ten days of December
and opened in Atkins.
i. H. CANINE, Prop.
Conference appointments, so far as
we have been able to learn them, are Al
follows: Rev. s. s. Key will be prssid
ing elder of the Dardanelle district In
place of the Rev. Mr.. Boyles, who goes
d.
liams comes from Eureka to Russell
Vile, and the Rev. Mr.. Johnsey goes
to Bentonville. Revs. b. III. Great
house goes to FIT. Smith, V. V. Harlan
to Conway, J. L. Massey to Morrilton
and Mr.. Burns to Van Buren,.
make specially of cleaning and
repairing watches, clocks and sewing
machines. All work guaranteed for
one year. h. Z. Wilkey.
w. Il. Lakin, one legged man
crippled in his left hand, and not at al
progressing In appearances, who ngur-
ed In a sensation at Little Rock las
week as the husband OF smother man.
wife, was here last Saturday sailing
under the assumed name OF j. q. Smith
and representing himself as CORES
pondent and agent OF the Memphi.
Commercial. His real identity becom
ing known he wisely deferred giving
the town write up" and hied him
self away on the early morning trair
Monday Fort Smlthward.
Call at H. C. wilkey's and see tn,
largest and best assorted stock of watch
es, clocks, jswelry and silverwar,
1 ..,ao auar saap n RneaaflvillA
We are indebt to Mr.. John Scott
Of Wilson township for one Of the en-
graved tickets voted by the Langley
crowd in the late election and abou
which the Register raved so persistent
lly and rejoieed because the democrat
could not counterfeit it. IL Is abou
| the size OF a greenbaek bill. One side Il
white, printed in black letters the reg
ular form of the republican ticket. TIT
| other side IL handsomely engraved
| with scroll work similar to bank bill
with face Of Langley for center peice
| The work was evidently executed b,
some bank note company and cost
great deal OF money.
Call on II. c. Wilksy and have you
eyes tested freq Of charge. IL you
| glasses don't suit you get pair tina
will. Glasses that do not suit is In
furious to the eye.
some idea Of the enormous volume
OF freight handled annually by the rail
way force here can be formed BY tn
statement that during the month
Il October and up to the 22d inst, Their
were received 40 carloads OF hour an
bran. car load of oil, car loads 0
salt. . car loads OF bagging and ties,
car load OF meat. car load Of sash
doors and blinds. car loads brick. i
car loads coal. car load corn, ca
load Of hay, ear load stoves, ca
load nails aud SO car loads OF mike
merehandise. During the same tim
there were forwarded from this station
| 1s car loads OF lumber, 4car loads O
cotton seed. 81 car loads Of coal, owe
AZ. 900 pounds o. mixed merchahuis'
| and 1895 bales Of cotton.