The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

DR.. b. r. Wilson, Dentist, will be In
| Atkins next Monday, Dec. |, and Will
remain until Saturday. Those desiring
his services should call At once. Office
over j. G. Darr's store.
james w. Keaster and Miss Ar
miEda G.. Baxter, Of Logan county. OBJ
tanned the reanisits papers from the
County Clerk and appeared before Esq
r. Il. Doggett Friday for the purpose
Of having the words spoken that would
unite them for veal or woe. and while
| life doth last, etc. The twain were
made ons In the magistrates most ap-
proved method and departed with un-
mistakable evidences OF supreme salts
faction. II was evidently runaway
couple, but whether the escapadc WAS
prompted by lovers freak or was the
result Of obdurats parental authority
the deponent saycth not.
Don't buy town lots until you see
those on the market In Terrence adj
iition. No others can compare with
them. Lawrence Bradley, the agent,
will take pleasure la showing them to
you.
The panicky feeling which per-
vaded financial circles all OF last week
has happily given away to an easier
feeling and the opinion is generally
held that In few days at most all evil
denscs Of the depression will have been
effaced. Our home merchants are In a
much better frame OF mind owing to
favorable adviccs from their foreign
correspondents and they are buying
and selling much 40 before the furry
In Wall street. Cotton, although SUR
prisingly low, shows healthier tone,
has advanced 4 few points and gives
promise ofsfill further advancement.
You can buy first class cigar at the
Russellville Cigar Factory, homemade
and equal to the best. You can also
buy at the same place by the pound,
home raised leaf tobacco. A. G. Law
ton, proprietor.
Among our highly appreciated call
ers'last Saturday was Mr.. M. G. Hearns,
of Upton Station, Tenn, who moved
from this county east OF the Mississippi
three years ago. He still retains In his
heart warm place for Arkansas and
Pope county and with US rejoices over
the results Of the recent elections. He
Is strong advocate OF the Dortch law
governing elections In Tennessee and
believes similar enactment would
work well In this state. We are indebted
to him for sample tickets and 4 card Of
Instructions to voters provided for by
the election law Of his State. Mr..
Hearne came out very Unexpectedly in
answer to telegram announcing his
mothers dangerous Illness. Upon ar
rival he found her better, practically
out Of danger. He returned home Tues
day evening.
Lawrence Bradley will sell you prop
ertv in the beautiful Terrence addition
at figures that will pay you to invest
whether you want to build home or
hold for profit. The most desirable lots
are going rapidly.
The following are few OF the
many fiattsring press notices regard
ing the lecture OF Mr.. Leland. who
will lecture at the courthouse next
Saturday night:
From Memphis, Tenn, Daily Ava
lanchs: "The lecture given last eve-
ming at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall by Mr..
Leland on "World- Making" was well
attended by an intelligent audience. 1t
was good one. The delighted audi
ence hung npon the words of the gift
cd lecturer to tho close"
From Paducah, KY, Daily Standard
at was.an apprsciatiye audience which
listened to the able and eloquent dis
course Of Hon. Samuel Phelps Leland,
at the Opera house last night. 1t was
the finest lecture we have had 80 far.
The close attention he received from
the audience was enough to prove how
much they were being entertained, and
at no time did they tire"
We want it positively understood
that we will not give out any tickets
la our. second annual drawing after
one O'Clock Dec. 3lst, and we insist on
prompt payment from all parties ow-
us. We will not carry over any open
accounts another year. Evcrv thing
must be settled some way. We mean
business.
Love Il Roys Hardware Co.
A DEMOCRAT reporter was shown
through the establishment Of Mr.. H.
c. Wilkey, the Jeweler, yesterday
morning and found large and varied
assortment of goods suitable for the
holiday trade, wedding and birthday
presents. etc. His stock consists Of
silyerware in great variety, musical
instruments. papetoric, albums, clocks.
watches, (silvsr and gold. ranging In
price from IS to $l00), diamond rings
worth from $40 to $50, gold pens and
endless variety of pins, charms. chains,
etc. He has an unsurpassed stock Of
optical goods and gives especial atten-
ton so this branch Of his business. He
is skilled workman and watch and
jewelry repairs of all kinds is done in
firstclass manner. Mr.. Wilkey 10 re-
liable dealer and the prices OF his goods
compare favorably with those of any
other house. Miss Minnie Underwood
and r. p. Jordan, courteous and atten-
tive at all times, look after the wants
of all elatOmerg