The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-30

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 --C. D. Weir has bought the Matthews restaurant will take possession this week. He solicits the patronage of his friends and the general public.
 If you have 8 fat beef take it to NJ. R Craig. He wants it and will pay high est market price.
 We were pleased to receive d call Monday from Editor Dodd of the Nor rilton Headlight who was returning home from Dardanelle.
 Remember the clock drawing at IT, C.. Wilkey's August 6. For every dollar you spend with him you get ticket.
 If our Hector" correspondent will furnish us his name we will publish his communication. We cannot afford to notice anonymous correspondents.
 We take special pains to handle the finest flour in the market; try sack.
 Pruitt Grocer Co.
 -"Children's Day" will be observed next Sunday at the Cumberland Presby- terian church. The program will be very interesting. Everybody invited.
 International Stock Food cures hog cholera and chicken cholera. Every box guaranteed. J. ". Wells.
 Notwithstanding the condition of crops has been wonderfully improved in the past two weeks, taken as a whole they are far below an average for the season.
 John H. Gamer has room now for another young man. Call and see him if you want to learn how to make pie ttres.
 There will be a regular meeting of the Knights of Honor tomorrow night. As business of importance will come be- fore the meeting every member IS urged to attend
 The photographer still gives away q life sized picture of that babe or any member of the family. Call and get one.
 -Wm. K. Shoptaw of Clark township, died suddenly Saturday of heart disease. A wife and four children survive him. He was brother of Mrs.J. W. Tucker of this place.
 Best selection of fruits, oranges, ba- nanas, lemons, nuts Of all kinds that the season will afford, at Fruit Grocer Cos.
 Miss Kate Norfleet of Paris, Ark, enroute to Nebo to attend the State Teachers Association, stopped of here Monday aud was the guest of Miss Ger trade Munday.
 but nothing better than the new process !. T..a 4
 --F. NJ. Goar. representing the Graves X Vint0n Loan Co. is in town. His com pany negotiates loans on improved plan- tations and farm lands. He will appoint an agent at this place. E Use International Stock Food for horses. cattle. sheep, hogs and fowls. Every box guaranteed. Sold only by J. ". Wells.
 We have been requested to announce the selection of the following persons to be judges of the primary election in Bur nett township, viz: W. l.. Sproles, F. E.. Wilson, George Russell.
 Young men desiring to attend busi- ness college will find it to their adyan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 -One feature of the DEMOCRAT to-day will be especially pleasing 10 politicians the platforms, of which there are three. the democratic, state and national, and the peoples party.
 The Ladies Aid Society will give an ice cream social at shinn's building on Friday evening July lst.
 MRS S L., GUIIES Pres.
 The following charming young la dies of Dover were visitors in town this week. viz Misses Anna Poynter, May Horton, Minnie Emdy, Maud Hays, Net tie Petty and Mamie Rye.
 International Stock Food is the cheap est on the market and the only one that is guaranteed. Have sold nearly 800 boxes. J. W. Nehs'
 We are requested 10 announce that the banks will he closed July 4; also, that after the 4th the banks will open at s a. m. and close at ! r. m. Positively no cheeks will be cashed after o'clock.
 Since the editor of the Atkins Mail disclaims any connection with the crit icsof the recent convention we withdraw SO much of our Tit for Tat article as relates to him. The balance stands.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended If so, take them 70 II. (. Wil- key. the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in first-elass order
 The aged consort of Uncle Drew Perry died last Friday after an illness of over six months. Her remains were inferred in the Shiloh cemetery. An obituary by her pastor will appear next week.
 For the remainder of 1892 we will send the DEMOCRAT to any address Tor fifty cents cash. Send in your names and take advantage of this liberal offer The sooner you subscribe the more pa pers you get.
 Not less than a dozen coal mines are in successful operation within five miles of Russellville Thousands of dollars are invested and hundreds of hands are em- ployed. Most of the outpu. Is shipped ta Kansas.
 Judge Bullock and Orr Iiearne arg to meet in joint debate on the political ! issues dividing the democratic and Peo- ples' parties at Potts station next satuf- day Several will % down from here l tO witness the forensic combat. l For painless amputation Of hair ol ' beard try that eminent tonsorial surgeon John Henry Hill, lie of the Lone Stai State, proprietor of the esly fox" anl other animals. Shaving and hair cut. 1 ting at popular prices, smiles and joke | free.
 --Rey. E. c. Matthews and family vii ! leave this week for the mountains o 1 Tennessee to spend q month or s' visiting relative. and recuperating ! Rev. James NJ. Hughey will occupy th' i Methodist pulpit until the pastor re