The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22


Young men desiring to attend bust
ness college will find It TO their adyan-
tage 70 call at this office before making
arrangements elsewhere.
Rev. a. G.. Jones Of Batesville, held
a series Of services at the Presbyterian
church last week, closing Sunday night.
Ar. Jones is an eloquent IS well as forci-
Bile and earnest preacher.
If you want a good suit Of clothes
4 cheap, now Is your time, for ! am offer
ing my entire stock at cost. to make
room for new. II. Wilson.
The meeting at the Christian church
] closed Monday night after continuing
three weeks. Several conversions have
resulted from the meeting. Ed. He'd
/ rick returned TO his hon.e in Little Rock
Tuesday.
STRAYED. Light bay filley, one year
old, star in face, name shaved Liberal
reward paid for her return or for infor-
nation Of her. J, A. j. VAUGHAN,
Dover, Ark
/ "A party by the name of Simmons
skipped into Mrs Bonds house on last
Thursday and extracted few articles
of wearing apparel. The party was ar
rested and jailed, and the stolen arti-
cl es recovered.
We have changed our monthly collect
ing day to the 18th of each month. Be
ready for us when we call. All city bills
must be paid. Love Il Roys Hardware
| Co.
There is a revival in progress at
The pastor, Rey. Montgomery, is assist
, ed by Revs. w. G. Wheat and j. NJ.
| Hughey Much interest manifested and
several conversions reported.
RI. Wilson has just started to buy
! his fall stock of goods. To make room
for them he is closing out his entire
stock of mems, youths and boys cloth
ing at cost.
The town authorities should see to
it that the town is put in the best possible
sanitary condition. While there is hard
| ~ possibility of the cholera getting
here, a thorough cleaning of the town
will bring its own reward in many ways.
Have you watch that needs repairs
or some broken iewelry which you wish
mended? If so, take them to IL. G. Will
key, the Jeweler, and have them repair
ed in first-class order.
The friends of j. p. Gray will regret
| to learn of his death which occurred at
Argo, Texas, Sept 10. He was 20 years
of age, an exemplary christian and mem-
Der Of the Baptist church. The bereav-
ed relatives have the sympathy of many
| friends.
G. H. Payne, carpenter and builder,
offers his services to the people of Rus
sellyille. twenty-five years experience.
Terms low as possible consistent with
first-class work. See him before letting
contracts.
The following Doyerites visited Rus
sellville Tuesday: DIR. G. l.. Kirkscey,
Jno. b. West, w. j. Kirkscey, Deputy
Sheriff S. II. Rye and son, Ed Rye, J. l..
Simpson and son, Jesse Linton, Ben
Bewley and brother, Jasper Estes and
Prof James Eyants.
Why do do you send your pictures
away to have them enlarged when John
H. Gamer will furnish you with one
! life size free of charge? Call and see
him at his photograph gallery. opposite
court house.
i ..
Floy, wife and daughter of Mr.. Frank
Cook, the popular representative of the
| Zones Bros. Hardware Co, have return
ed from their simmer visit to Missis-
sippi and taken up their residence again
at the White House.
! w. l. Crow Of Moreland, and w. G.
Bullock of Jackson, paid the DEMOCRAT
pleasant call last Saturday and suppli-
ed themselves with justices blanks. We
keep full supply Of these blanks and
respectfully invite other justices to call
when in need of anything in that line.
--Rev. b. c. Matthews, pastor of the
NJ f. church, south, has been very i'll
at Union City, Tenn, whittier he went
some weeks ago to accompany his faml-
| ly home. We are glad to state however,
| that he was improving at latest accounts,
and will probably be home at an early
day.
II. c. Wiikey, the Jeweler, has made
the business of spectacle and eye glass
fitting special study, and is now pre-
pared to fit complicated defects of vision
ON short notice. lie tests each eye sep
arately and gives the required lenses
necessary, in any style frame required
Give him trial and if not suited it viii
cost you nothing.
The coal interests in and around
Russellville are growing to something Of
large proportions. There are some
eight or ten mines within the whistles
blow Of town already developed and in
running order, or will be at an early
day. We are glad indeed to note
such evidences of material prosperity
which these investments imply to our
town and community. They argue a
permanent basis Of development to our
community which nothing else could
give. We hope and believe the parties
will all find their investments profitable
and their citizenship among US congeni-
al.
License TO marry has been issued to
the following parties in Sept. n. b.
Burnett to Miss Emma Gibson, james
G.. Chanewelt to Miss Lizzie Watkins,
i. Robinson to Miss Ruth Rye, w. n.
Singleton to Miss Alice Hurley, j. III.
Ford and Miss Margaret Harbridge, b.
Duratt to Miss Alice Jones, 5. A. Du-
vail to Miss Willie Teage, Il. l.. Duvall
70 Miss p. l.. Shamblin, Eugene Ketch-
um to Miss Sarah Freeman, j. Z. Daven-
port TO Miss Harriet Morphis, w. G..
McAfee to Miss Arcissa j. Wilcot, II.
". Poe to Miss NJ. Il. Tackett, Il. G..
l.anders 10 Miss Loney Scott, w. G..
Weimer to Miss Cora lobe.
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