The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1892-10-13

The DEMOCRATS guessing contest
is in fun blast. Complying with th'
conditions everybody i entitled 70 !
guess, there being no restrictions on ac
count Of race, color or previous con
dition. See advertisement on fourth
page, first column.
Remember the clock drawing at Fl. G
Wilkey's Dec. l. For every dollal
you spend with him You get a ticket.
-. Foster a Co, wholesale grocers
and cotton factors. Of Fort Smith, one
Of the really enterprising and reliable
firms o. the Border City, have q card IN
this issue Of the DEMOCRAT We be-
speak for this house due consideration al
the hands Of our business men.
Dir. Wilson, dentist, viii be in his Of
| fee in Atkins from Oct. Is TO Oct %
All desiring dental work should call
early.
The series Of reminiscent articles of
"My Father as / Recall Him." by Mamie
4 Dickens, the oldest and fayorite daugh-
ter of Charles Dickens, will begin in the
next issue Of The Ladies' Home Journ-
al by an entertaining narration of Dick
ems personal habits, and an INNER
glimpse Of his home life.
The man who got j. p. Ewton's post
hole digger at the Christian church is
requested to return the same, the own
er needs it.
w. III. Brown Of Cagiesville placed
on our table last week full grown
open chestnut burr, taken from chestnut
orchard Of his own growing. He has
eight trees in bearing and others coming
on He has fully demonstrated the fact
that chesnuts can be grown here with
proper care and attention.
See those lovely pattern hats at Mrs.
Webb's before they are all gone. They
are the very cream Of fashion and are
remarkably cheap.
Mrs. +. Ellsworth, of Ontario, Can
ada, is the guest of her son, Mr.. Q. Nj.
Ellsworth and family, and will remain a
few weeks. She is returning from a
visit to Galveston, Texas, and Meal
lister, |. T., where she has a daughter
residing. The DEMOCRAT trusts her
visit to Russsellyille may be very pleas
ant.
Mrs. Webb has the very latest in dress
trimmings anu DutloitS, - you "nit
your dress TO look just right see her
about trimmings.
Hon. MI. Davis of Dardanelle,
democratic elector for the fourth dis
trict, spoke at Appleton Monday, at
Scottsville Tuesday and at Dover We'd
nesday. After filing appointments in
johnson, Franklin and Logan he closes
the campaign at Russellville Oct. 20, on
the occasion of the grand democratic
rally.
Ladies who have inspected my stock
of dress goods and trimmings to match,
declare it to be the handsomest in the
town. NJ. jacobson.
The cotton market is easy and for a
day or so there has been no important
change in the price, Our merchants pay
~ for the best grades. Receipts at
ports continue to fall far behind last
wear proving the shortness of the crop,
and there is very good reason for believ-
ing there will be still greater advance
in the price.
Always take in the main show. /
show the largest stock of dry goods,
clothing, and shoes in town, at lowest
prices. NJ. jacobson.
IT. G.. Smith and others who wanted
the county bridge located at or near
Dwight are preparing TO enjoIn the
County Judge and commissioners from
building it the point selected by them.
Dan b. Granger represents the InJunc-
tionists and Horace Bradley the COM
missioners. The case will be heard be-
fore Judge Wallace either in chambers
or next term time.
Young men desiring to attend a busi-
ness college will find it to their adyan-
tage to call at this office before making
arrangements elsewhere.
William Webb, farmer living near
the Center Valley camp ground, lost his
residence, smoke house and barn and
their entire contents by fire last Satur-
day night. The fire is believed to have
originated from a defective flue. His
loss amounts to several hundred dollars
and leaves him in truly pitiable condi-
ton. No insurance. Many friends
sympathize with him in his misfortune
Mr.. John Harkey is agent for the Mis-
sissipi Cotton Co. of Memphis, Tenn,
and ships cotton for producers. He de-
sires the patronage of the people of Pope
county.