The Russellville Democrat., 1890-06-19
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l nope ne VIII unu mlliiOns III As- ] Special bargains in Millinery for the next few days at Mrs. Copelands. I -Clarksviile Herald Journal: Capt IJ. M. Harkey, of Russellville, and candidate for the State senate, was in town last week, and while here gave us pleasant call. He is well mp in politics. and will make valuable sen- ator.
 The Judd House is headquarters for | the candidates to meet and exchange | prayers.
 MT. Pink Jordan, for several years salesman for M. Jacobson, has severed his connection with that establishment and accepted a position in MT. h. V. Wilksy's jewelry store, where he re- quests his friends to call and see him.
 Tucker & Son want 200 cords of wood cut, for which they will pay 70 cents per cord.
 -Mr. Henry P. Barbee accompanied by Miss Norma Morton, left last Mon- day for Clinton, Ky, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. Barbee pre- 1 ceded them a few weeks. We wish them all pleasant season of rest and recreation.
 w. A. Clay is here again washing feathers and giving perfect satisfac- ton.
 Mrs. Margaret Bernard, grand- mother of our fellow-citizens Messrs. Mace and Ed Bernard, died at Altus last Friday, Of extreme old age. Her remains were taken to Dardanelie TOT interment beside her husband who died several years ago. FoR RENT. "A comfortable five room residence, plenty of water and out- buildings. Apply to G. E. HOWELL. We are in receipt of the speed pro. gramme of the Arkansas State Fair, 10 he held at Fort Smith Oct. IA to IS. It shows some decided improvements over the former programmes, and that the races will be more exciting and inter- esting than any formerly given.
 Parties having feathers they wish renovated and being unable to pay cash can have 1t done for part of the feathers.
 MT. James Perry had on exhibi- t,on at his store Saturday root of cot ton of last years growth from which A stalk with half grown leaves had put forth this season. He has put 1t out Tn his garden and will cultivate and watcn It's developement with interest.
 WANTED. -l0, ,000 pairs of shears and scissors to sharpen by NJ. Q. Meeker, punsmith, one door east Of the DEMO- GRAF office.
 Among those in attendance upon the county convention Saturday was MT. B. A. Kuhn of Potts station. He caught our ear long enough to re- mark that, with due respect to his bonored opponent. he thought the next county nudge would be two-legged man.
 Do you need eye glasses? If you do on to H q. Wilkey and huve your eyes tested by JOhnson's Eye Meter and get glasses to suit your eyes. There has been no material devel- opments touching the anonymous let ter received by Mr. John Boans last week. A strong effort has been made by democrats and republicans alike to ferret out the author but without suc- cess. We trust some tangible clue may yet be discovered.
 The Love X Roys Hardware Co. is the place to bny your doors and win doWs and builders hardware. Bear this in mind. Estimates furnished.
 The republic ans of Illinois town ship will meet next Saturday and they have taken especial pains to let the Ia dies know that they are ot invited. II they are ashamed for the ladies to Wit ness their deliberations It Is sad com mentary on their gallantry and meth ods that are dark.
 The Love x Roys Hardware Co. next week will open up one of tho largest assorted lines of tinware ever display ed in the town.
 We acknowledge calls since eur last issue from the following friends 1: T. D. Brooks, c. c. Mueller. ". +. Turner, J. A. Evans, Warren Bell, ". M, Clifton. J. T. Forrest, Arthur Er- win, Will Bledsoe, Harrison Box, Key. M. Oates, Judge J. k. Cravens, w. l.. Crow, Esq, Prof. J. M. krumseik.
 Love x Roys Hardware Go. are agents for Rife and Blasting Powder. Will furnish it to merchants at St. Louis prices. No freights.
 Our neighbor up the street refers us to the U. l.. platform printed in his paper to see if any thing is said about female suffrage. If he will only refer to the national platform he will find the plank of whic we spoke. Has his party gone back on that plank any how? The ladies would be pleased to know.
 The Leve & R0ys Hardware Co. have a full and complete line of grain cra- dies, moving blades and swaths, grass hooks, scythe stones, lawn mowers, etc, at bottom prices
 MT. J. F. Munday has been ap- pointed special correspondent at Rus sellvills for the New York Herald. He Is authorized to transmit by telegraph all occurrences of general interest to the public happening in this locality. Mir. Munday's eagle eye, attentive ear and faciIe pen united in reportorial capacity will be quite an acquisition to l the Herald's news staff.
 The Geo. F. Dittman shoe is beyond question the acme of durability and ei- egance. This combined with the low price at which they are sold, make them trade winners for Jacobson.
 -Messrs. Smith & Settle have about perfected combination farming i'm | plement destined to work revolution | in cotton culture. The machine scrapes chops to a stand and dirts at one and the same time, doing the work of ten men and doing 1t fully as we'll. The machine is on exhibition at the Rus sellville foundry and is worth seeing.
 Having secured Mir. R. P. Jourdan ts assist me in my business, l will now have time to repair all sewing ma chimes brought to my place of business Promptness and lowp rices guaranteed
 MT. wili Pruitt has returned from his eastern trip bearing evidence of hay l ing had most delightful time. Cor. trary to expectation on the part ol