The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-08

Students are invited to call an | see my line of tablets, states, sponges, book straps. pens, pencils, ink. paper, etc. J. ". Wells.
 We are pleased to note that Mss \. Lee Trammell is one Of the leading contestants for the Argeata Times Scholarship in Walters Business Col iege Of Cincinnati. Her Russeilyille friends hope she may carry of the prize.
 We guarantee Plantation Chill Cure, why not trv its If it don't cure 1t will not cost you anything. For sale by s. M. Bottoms & Co.
 We were pleased to receive a call Tuesday afternoon from Mir. J. J. Baulkman of Logan county who came over 10 sell hrs cotton and do some trading. He says there will be great deal of cotton brought here frem his section.
 Have you seen those exquisite new hats and bonnets st Mrs. Webbsss If not, go imme liatelg eF you will be too late. They are beauties.
 The impsosed Hall time lock safe and individual safety deposit boxes were placed in position in the big burglar proof vault in the First Na- tioBal Bank this week They have been Inspected and admired by many spectators.
 We will sell yoa IS pounds Of the best granulated sugar for one dollar re- gardless Of what others may tell you ts the contrary. Pruftt Grocer Co. Attention Is directed to the adver- tisement of the Russellyille Meat Mar ket in another column. Mr.iCraig un- derstsnds the business most thorough ly and proposes to serve the public in | first-class style He will pay the high est mar kst price for beeves, hogs, etc.
 have sold nine dozen International Stock Food on 8 positive guarantee and no one has entered complaint or asked me-to refund. J. W. Wells.
 -Mr. J. H. Gamer is spending the week at his Atkins gallery. His recent visit to St. Louis enabled him to s'eatch kon' to some new wrinkles in the art of photography which he very generously gives his patrons the benefit Of without extra charge. Visit him at his Atkins
 or Russellviile gallery and examine his
 latest designs.
 Strickland & Young In opening up I their new stock Of hardware has knock
 can no longer complain at goods being
 sold high.
 The levy Of lIz mills for bridge purposes will raise about s3,700. which | with the fund already on hand will be ample to build two bridges-one this year and one next. Where to build them to best accommodate the greatest
 number will be the perplexing prob lem for the court and commissioners to
 solve.
 Mrs. $. M. Perry Is receiving her
 fall millinery goods, and is exhibiting some elegant styles. She cordially in- vites the ladies to call and see them be- fore purchasing.
 -One of our merchants shipped 8 consignment of Shannon apples to I Clarksville this week. Johnson coaD- lty has something of reputation her
 self in the way of apple growing, but
 when it comes to the very best why an
 expert comes to Rassellville selects a barrel of Shannons and sends them for ! 6Akhs SN0tC a80tttCt O0tnN ACA @hN S@h-
 ner county of Pope.
 The celebrated new Blue Springs 1 -four Nos o & l. the best buscuits and 1 bread product you ever saw, at most agreeable figures. Call and see. Potts Garden < Co. An interesting and important case was tried before Esq. Doggett last week. It was w. T Shorter suing the county contractor for wages while de- tained on the farm. The plaintiff got judgement fsI3 per mouth. The de- ! fense appealed. The D plaintitf was rep resented by Bradley & Fowler, the de- fense by Wilson & Granger and Judge Davis.
 Until we move into our new building we will sell you everything in the Hard ware line at closing out prices. < Call early and get some bargains. Love & Roys Hardware Co. MT. West H. Humphreys, the rus- ting representative of the Tennent- Stribling Shoe Co.,, Of St. Louis, has had his samples on exhibition at the Howell, white & Co.'s store room this week, and to say that he has sold stacks of shoes and boots would be stating the case mildly. The man that sells more goods in 6 day than West must get up early and hustle till late.
 Have you q watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendedg If 90 take them to fl. c. Wilkey. the jeweier, and have then repaired in first class order. What has become of the public IA kT Al. selfish spirit and magnanimity our peo- pie enjoyed the advantages Of an ad- mirabIe lecture course last winterf Their highly appreciated and com- mendable services if repeated this sea- tIIng down the ages as the most liberal and generous of men. "A hint to the wise Is sufficient"
 Now Is ime to SOW grass seeds. We have few more bushels Of red top, red clover, timothy and orchard grass. and only A few. Supply yourself before they are gone. Potts Garden < Co.
 --Messrs. J. c. shepherd, W. ". Roberts, J. H. Townsville, W. w. MeCorkle. E. l.. and W. NJ. Shokley, J. 5. Bird, c. w. Day and W. F. War ren, all substantial farmers Of Yell county, were in town yesterday selling cotton and buying goods. They will return home well pleased with their treatment here and will come again bringing their nelghbors with them. They live near Alpha.
 The City Restaurant, c. D. Weir, proprietor, is ready for business and feeds scores Of people daily. Breakfast 51< to n a. m.. dinner, II a. m. to p. m 2, supper to7 D. n. Meals 25 cents.