The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-14

sOuIH mas ever seen m many year.
 While they may not know any more about 1t than other people, 1t would be just as well for crops to be planted with a drought in view. If 1t comes you will
 be prepared for 1t, and if 1t does not come, you will be all right any way.
 The "Twice-a-W Week. Republic for one dollar is the best investment that can possibly be made. We forward subscrip- tions free of charge.
 l Standard Electric Eminent it does not give you perfect satisfaction we re- fund your money. Price soc. Prepared only by Wm. Brooks
 Among the twenty-five graduates of the Little Rock Medical college this spring was Reuben Nj. Harkey of this place. The graduating exercises took place last Thursday. Dr. Harkey is [ spending few days visiting Russellville l friends and kindred, after which he will leave for Ellis county Texas where he will locate for the practice of his profes- sion. The DEMOCRAT wishes him sue 1 cess.
 John H. Gamers photos are the best. If you don't believe it just call and see. All kinds of work done from the cheap est to the highest grade.
 See Mrs. Webbs stock of lace and embroideries before making your pur- chases elsewhere. Hers is all new and novel, and will surely please you.
 They who have been pierced by cu- pid's arrows and agreed to tramp down and up the hill of life together: Moses Byrd and Miss Iona Love; Philip J. Harvil and Miss Mary Childers; Jerry G. Gray and Mrs. F.. N. Cartright; J. T. Whorton and Miss Amanda Brown; Lewis Baker and Miss Ella Robinson J. F. Hendrixson and Miss Elizabeth | Freeman.
 Have you bought that new spring hat 1 If not, % at once to Mrs. Webb's before the stock is broken. Her stock is so large and varied that she can please the most l fastidious.
 Bring your watches and clocks to H. | D. Jones and have them repaired. Satis- | faction guaranteed. Will be found at | T. c. Everett's Racket Store. H. D. JONES. At Bentonville they have an anti COW ordinance which cut quite figure l in the recent municipal election. Two 1 tickets were in the field, one favoring repeal of the ordinance, the other against repeal. The anti-cow ticket won by a handsome majority. We notice that our friend Dr. Wyatt was candidate for alderman on the ticket that didn't win. May you have better luck next time, Doctor. 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. 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 i'll first-class order. -The Clarksville Herald-Journal pays one of Russellville's honored citizens | this high compliment: "We notice that our able young friend Lawrence Rus sell is candidate for the legislature l from Pope county. He made faith | ful member two years ago and with the experience of one session in his favor IS certainly capable of making an efficient representative. He stood well in the Assembly of Is9l." A cordial invitation is extended to all to come in and look at my new spring stock whether you wish to buy or not. Will take pleasure in showing you | through. M. Jacobson. l I have convinced one-half of the ladies of Pope county that the Geo. F. Dittman I shoe is the best. The only way 1 can 1 convince the others is for them to try a pair. M. Jacobson,
 From MT. B. Cowell we learn the particulars of damages sustained by Knoxville, Johnson county, from the cy- clone on the 3d inst. Four residences were blown down, the Baptist and Meth odist churches were lifted from their | foundations and very much damaged. | In the town fully 5000 worth of proper | tv was damaged, while in the country, | in the track of the storm the injury is well nigh incalculable. This makes the fourth cyclone visitation in that section since 1880.
 l Mrs. Webb desires those who have not done so, to call and inspect her new stock of millinery, which consists of all the articles which are usually kept in we'll regulated millinery store. All new and | fresh, and at prices to suit every one.
 Some say that have to sell goods high enough to make up for my drawing, but this is not the case. afford 1t by having large patronage. REMEMBER, l GUAR ANTEE EVERY PRICE IS MY HOUSE TO MEET ANY IN RUssELLyILLE!
 Wm. Brooks. | The DEMOCRATS guessing contest came to close last Saturday, and the award of prizes took place in the pres ence of alarge number ofpeople interested ! in the result Messrs. J. l.. Turner, A. M. Sosbee, w R. Mckinley as judges,and l.. Stevens, J. NJ. Sims and C. E.Campbell as clerks, superintended the counting and awardof premiums. There were 4596 beans in the far. The prizes were awarded as fol- lows To John Sims. the watch, guess 4595: to Messrs R. M. Harkey and H. C. Wilkey, the bureau, each guessing 4599; to A. M Bradley, the dictionary, guess 4590 The lowest guess recorded was 300. the highest Az ,296. The latter was made by Judge J, T, Bullock, entitling him to the beans. Particulars of the DEMOCRATS next contest will be publish ed shortly.
 Dr. J. W. O'Kelly extracted twenty one teeth for me and it gave but very little pain. He used a local anesthetic. | take pleasure in recommending him as A pleasant and skiilful dentist, to all who
 need dental work.
 MRs. FLORENCE YoUNGBLooD.
 II. C. Wilkey, the Jeweler, has made
 the business of spectacle and eye glass
 fitting a special study, and is now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of vision on short notice. He tests each eye sep
 arately and gives the required lenses
 necessary, in any style frame required.
 Give him trial, and if not suited it will
 cost you nothing.
 Entitled to the Best.