The Russellville Democrat., 1892-05-05
NJ. R. Craig wants fat beef cattle.

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 Miss Amanda Young visited Miss Allie Thompson in Atkins last week.
 MT. Lee May, one of Clarksyilles haudsomest and best,spent part of Sun day with Russellville friends. Fresh bread daily and four large loaves for a diE1e at Fruits Bakery.
 MT F. F. Brooks and Miss Maggie, his daughter, and Joe, his son, of Dover, arrived at 0rosi, Col, on the 2lst ult.
 You get soc worth of goods for 50c and ticket in the drawing also at Wm. Brooks.
 Mrs. Conney Parton of Hector, who has been quite i'll for six months, is re- covering, under the skillful treatment Of Dr. Scott Burns.
 NJ. R. Craig will pay cash for one and two year old cattle to put on pasture. No limit as to number. Bring them in.
 The Union Labor party held a meeting at Center Point Saturday but we have been unable to learn the result of the convention.
 Do you want buggy, cart or road wagon, if so call on HarSey Saddlery Co. They can fix you up in great shape.
 R. D. Hamm of Appleton and Miss Hattie Doyle, recently from Tennesse, were married at Atkins Sunday, by Rev. E. l.. Massey.
 The DEMOCRAT will club with the Arkansas Fruit Grower, published at Harrison, for $l25. Send in your names.
 Prof. J. II. Fry, our wide-awake county examiner, and candidate for coun- ty judge, was here last week in the in- terest of schools and his candidacy.
 The "Twice-a-W Week" Republic for one dollar is the best investm cnt that can possibly be made. We forward subscrip- tions free of charge.
 -P. r. Winningham and John Simp- son of Johnson county, both we'll known in this county, have engaged in the mer cantile business at Sanger, Cal.
 Isaac W. Barton. miles north of town, has crop of strawberries ripen- ing which he desires to sell in the patch at 10 cents per gallon.
 A man named Young was arrested at Atkins Tuesday by the Sheriff of Van Buren county for eomplieity in the as sassination of Dr. Horn in that county last week.
 BROOKS VEGETABLE LIVER PILI.s-Ey- erybody uses them, call for q box. Sat isfaction guaranteed or money refund- ed. Prepared mad sold by Wm Brooks.
 MT K. E. Hogins returned Monday from trip through the western part of the State in the interest of his candida- cv for Secretary of State. He will leave in a day or two for the eastern portion. J.H. Steltz authorizes Us to state that he is d candidate for reelection to the office of justice of the peace of Illinois township subject to the action of the democratic party.
 --Dr. D. P. Run, one of Doyer's sue cessfnl physicians was here last week on professional business. We learn that he has recently connected his office and residence by telephone.
 Good dry stove wood, thoroughly seasoned any length, delivered on short notice. Also, two and four foot wood Leave order with Bob Miller at Erwin's, Furniture Store.
 ---Messrs. W. E. Young, John T. Rye, and A. NJ. Gibson bridge commissioners, were here Tuesday attending to business before the county court relating to the 1 Illinois bayou bridge near Dover.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so. take them to H. C. Will key. the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in tirst-ciass order.
 "A Russellyille correspondent con tributes a timely article on Twig Blight to the Arkansas Fruit Grower, which we publish elsewhere. It will be read with interest by fruit growers.
 Parties desiring good heart sawed shingles can get inside prices by apply ing to Love x Roys Hardware Co.
 Monroe Bottoms disposed of his stock of drugs last week to Wm. Brooks. Mir. Bottoms expects to engage in other business. and in whatever he may under take, we wish him success.
 -J. W. Massey, manager, asks us to announce that MorriltOn will open her base ball park Monday, May 9, with a game with Conway. Citizens Of Russ l ellville are invited to attend.
 Bring your watches and clocks to II. D. Jones and have them repaired. Satis- | faction guaranteed. Will be found at l r. C. Eyerett's Racket Store. IT, D. JONES.
 MT. NJ. R. Craig has purchased the beautiful residence of Mir. Il. r. Barbee on Jefferson street, the consideration be- | ing 5000. The property Is very Yalu- able and cheap at the price. A band of professional tourists, oth- erwise known as gypsies, IS in camp on the west side of town. They are literal- | ly people of the world, having travelled extensively in both hemispheres. We will receive a ear load of buggies carts. and road wagons this week. They | will be sold on the most reasonable terms. Call and see them. HARBEY SADDIERY Co.
 We are requested to announce that there will be vocal and Instrumental music at the Baptist church next Sun day afternoon al o'clock, led by D. t' Hopkins. The public generally IS in- vited to attend,
 Miss Ella Bonds came down from 1 Clarksvillc Friday evening to spend a i day or two with her mothers family. She is one of the teachers in Cumberland College and is filling the position with | satisfaction tO all.
 Mrs. Sarah $. Jones. wife of Rev. Y. | F. Jones. died in Jeflerlon county April l6th. The deceased was a sister of Mrs. W. J. White of this place She was an estimable lady. Her husband and seven children survive her.
 MT. R. r. Smith left last week for his home in Lougyiew, Texas. Bob" is one of the most popular cotton buyers that ever handled the fleecy staple in ! RussellvilIe and his return next season will be hailed with delight.
 Grapdma B0Wden. living in Cum