The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-29

Mr.. Joseph Potts, Of Potts Station
attended the funeral of his little nephew
Jimmie Potts, Sunday.
Don't forget the enlarged life size
pictures that the photographer gives
away to all his customers. Can and get
one.
DIR. j. II. Potts and family, of At
kins, came up Sunday to attend the
funeral of little Jimmie Potts.
You can save from $40 to s15 on suit
by having your clothing made by Wan
amaker & Brown. Monroe Bottoms,
Salesman.
Prof. Brejby formerly of this place,
now teacher of music in the Morrilon
College, spent last Saturday here.
Go look at the new samples of late
styles Of clothing made to order by Wan
amaker IL Brown. Monroe Bottoms,
Salesman.
Miss Loula Hale, a charming young
lady of Arkadelphia, Ark, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. West III. Humphreys.
Do not forget that note or account
you owe us when you sell your cotton
| They must be paid this fall. Love g..
hOys lldfuWdIe W.
After this date Mr.. Horace Bradley
can be found in his new office one door
west of Love & Roys Hardware Cos.
Young men desiring to attend bust
ness college will find it to their advan-
tage to call at this office before making
arrangements elsewhere.
i The time Of meeting of the Y. p. S.
G. L. has been changed from Mon
day evening to Sunday afternoon at
3 O'clock
II you want a good suit of clothes
cheap, now is your time, for | am offer
ing my entire stock at cost, to make
room for new. X. j. Wilson.
Mr.. Hiram Brown, telegraph opera
tor at BurksvIlle, ILL.,, was the guest Of
his friend, G. Il. Brown, of Potts Station
last week.
/ am literally packed with new
goods. | open with the largest stock in
the town and the best class Of goods and
the lowest prices. NJ. jacobson.
Rev. Geo. W. Hill of Altus is preach
ing a series of sermons at the Methodist
church, south, this week on the subject
of holiness.
Procure your Clubhouse insurance
NOW. 1t may be too late next week.
Cali on j. L. Battenfield at once and
procure policies without further delay.
Mrs. NJ. E. Webb and Miss Emma
Bonds have returned from st. Louis
and have large and elegant stock of
millinery enroute.
With special care have selected an
elegant line of dress goods, trimming and
buttons TO match which | invite the la
dies to call and examine. NJ. Jacobson.
Miss jennie Rollow, who assisted
Prof. Miller in the public school at Lon
don, is at home again, the school having
lcloscd last week.
We have changed our monthly collect
ing day to the 10Th of each month. BE
ready for us when we call. All city bills
must be paid. Love IL Roys Hardware
| Co.
The DEMOCRAT was pleased TO re-
ceive a friendly and substantial call
from Postmaster |. n. eagle, of eagles
vile. last Monday morning.
Have you watch that needs repairs
or some broken jewelry which you wish
mended? If so, take them to III. G. Will
kew, the Jeweler, and have them repair
ed in first-class order.
AT the blue lodge meeting next Sat
urdav night there will be work i'll the
e. A. degree. All masons in good
standing are invited to attend.
II YOU want life insurance il will be
big money TO you TO investigate the pol
lev and terms offered by the Proyident
Savings Life Assurance Society of New
York. j. Il. Battenfield, Agent.
The Atkins Mail has been revived
bv NJ. II. Smythe. The initial number
under the new management presented
quite creditable appearance.
Life. Accident and Fire Insurance may
be obtained in the best companies and
on the most reasonable terms by calling
ON j. f. Battenfield, who represents the
best companies in the world.
Mr.. and Mira. C. H. Vogel of Van
Buren,, returning home from Little Rock
stopped off Tuesday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. X, Craig.
The editor is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness and win soon be
al his post again, fact a forbearing pub
lie will doubtless hail with pleasure.
Governor Handy has declared Oct.
81, columbus Day" legal holiday. AS
vet no action has been taken concerning
proper observance of the day at this
place.
Mr.. II. G. Hollenberg, of the Holen-
berg Music Co. Little Rock, will be in
the city to-day Thursday and any one
having pianos TO tune will find him at
the White House.
Mrs. n. A. MeFadden has sold her
residence here and will leave soon for
Fort Smith to spend the winter with
her son, Garland, who is engaged in bus
mess in the Border City.
Rev. IL. b. Milner, financial pgent
Of Arkansas Cumberland College, viii
/ deliver 4 lecture at the Cumberland Pres
bvterian church next Sunday night. Sub
iect "Open Doors" Everybody inyit-
ed.
Mr.. NJ. r. Craig has purchased Mrs.
Winn's one-half Interest in the brick
business house on Jefferson street one
door north Of Smith a Browns. IL will
be occupied this season by Dunlap q
Taylor.
Rev. B. c. Matthews and family ar
, rived home from Tennessee last Friday.
Mr.. Matthews has about recovered from
his recent severe illness, and his family
are very much improved by their sum
mer trip.
Prof j. II. Fry has resigned his po-
e sition az County Examiner Of this eoun-
, ~. ans accepted a situation as travelling
representative for the American Book
Co His many friends here and else
where wish him abundant success in his
. new field Of labor.
Cotton is ope spg rapidly, and gen
z eral picking has tgun. soon business
/ will begin TO loon -, and our merchants