The Russellville Democrat., 1892-03-31
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dreth's Garden Seeds
for sale only byJ.W Wells

dreth s Garden Seeds
for sale only byJ.W Wells
4 Co see Dir. Hopkins when you want
your teeth fixed He turns off nothing
but firSt-class work. See what those
4 who have tried him have to say about
him.
DIR. r. NJ. Drnmmond was called to
Arkadelphia last week to attend the
(, deathbed of his brother. He has the
sympathy of many friends in his be-
1 reayement.
/ Mr.. G.. w. Latham, one Of Luker,
Davis Il Co.'S. most expert workmen,
dropped a chisel on his right foot one
! day last week, causing a right ugly and
| painful wound.
VIII @. Rodgers, formerly RUSSELL
/ vile boy, is now candidate for Mayor
Of Nashville. Ark. If his friends here
could vote for him he would be elected
overwhelmingly.
j. G. Berryhill placed on our table
| last week an egg encircled with variegat-
ed colors, apparently gotten up for an
easter occasion. 1t is certainly rare
freak of nature.
Mr. r.. z. Jourdan has moved back
from Ozark He will be connected with
the Wilkey Jewelry establishment.
Pink's many friends are glad to have
him home again.
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.
We will receive a car load of buggies
carts, and road wagons this week. They
will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Call and see them.
HARKEY SADDLERY Co.
take pleasure in stating to the public
that / had DIR. Hopkins, the Painless
Dentist, to pull large jaw tooth for me,
and it did not give me any pain whatev-
err IL. i. MAXIM.
The municipal election occurs next
Tuesday There are two tickets In the
field-the straight democratic ticket and
the jumped up, mixed or malcontent
ticket. Vote the democratic ticket.
The Campaign DEMOCRAT will be sent
until after the November election, eight
, fNOilluS IOI w 0Shtos Sroia 81 49, '"'.SN'
The sooner you subscribe the more pa
pers you get. Send in your names.
The Reindeer Cultivator which we
have handled for three years gives the
best satisfaction of any cultivator on the
market. Call on us and examine Its
merits The price has been greatly re-
duced. Love & Roys Hardware Co.
Mr.. w. A. Galloway has been APP
pointed election commissioner for Pope
county in place of 4. A. Darr declined.
The appointment Is good one. Mr..
Darr declined because he could not give
the attention necessary to fill the office
as required.
We take pleasure in calling attention
to the new professional card of DR.. j. A.
Westerfield in this issue. He comes we'll
recommended as gentleman and prac-
titioner His office is at Brooks drug
store, his residence on David ttreet, cor
ner Of Terrence.
Our efficient and worthy teacher, Mrs
Bessie Shinn desires few more pupils
in art She is prepared to teach anything
from Landscape painting to the French
decorative art and Relief painting
Shadow painting a speciality. Prices
reasonable.
Hon. j. T. Bullock, the efficient cir
cult clerk, will present to each of the
attorneys attending court next week a
handsome pocket bar docket. This Gus
tom was inaugurated byMr. Bullock at the
beginning of his term, and now every
clerk in the district follows suit
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Cox
was frightened last Friday by the arriv-
al of very young gentleman whose adj
vent celebrated the 44th birthday OF his
mother. Their next youngest child Is
16 years .old, consequently the new ac-
QUESTION fills long felt want"
desire to state to the public that DIR.
Hopkins pulled two teeth for me which
did not give me any pain. One tooth
had been pulled at before three different
times. DR.. Hopkins pulled it the first
time and without any pain.
G.. X. REAvEs, Hector. Ark.
Mrs. j. II. Perry of Russellyille, gives
me permission to say to those wanting
teeth pulled that | pulled twenty-five
teeth for her and did not give her but
very little pain, and great many OF
them did not hurt her any.
DR. HOPKINS, the Painless Dentist.
Mr.. j. NJ. White, whose critical i'll
ness aforementioned last week, died in
the afternoon of the %. He was an affee-
tionate and indulgent husband and
father, and worthy citizen. His funeral
was attended by a large concourse OF
sympathizing friends, attesting the es-
TEEN in which he was held by our people
II. C. Wilkey, the Jeweler, has made
g Ia nva oils
fitting a special study, and Is now pre-
pared 10 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 a trial, and if not suited it will
cost You nothing.
Work on the Dardanelle and Mt.
Nebo railroad which was commenced
last week amid pardonahle exultation
and enthusiasm was soon thereafter sud-
denly suspended. just why is not ex-
actly we'll understood by the public, but
an apparently well grounded suspicion
prevails that money in needful quantity
could not be secured for the completion
of the work.
II you do not visit Mrs. Webb's spring
opening next Saturday You will miss
rare treat. There will be displayed up
on her counters on that occasion the
largest and by far the most elegant line
of spring hats and bOnnets, ribbons, laces
and flowers, ever shown In this city,
and your time will we'll spent, as her
store will be as on similar occasions, "a
thing Of beauty"
DIR. j. w. O'Kelly will be in his Office
here Friday the first day Of April and
remain two weeks. Having devoted the
last eighteen years OF his life to the study
and practice Of dentistry, feels confident
he can do first-class work. Filling de-
cayed teeth, treating sore mouth, and