The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28

L. c. Taylor, and will leave in shor 1 time for Nashville, their future home
 S2OO. .Oo to be given away thhfi }year. Cal on us and get particulars The chance of lifetime and it cost i you nothing. Love & Roys Hdw. Go | We were pleased to receive cal from, and to get acquainted with, MT | Wm. Nj. Ingham, late of Hutchinson Kas. He has charge of the mining in. terests of Mir. Emerson Carey, the new operator, mention of whose acquire ment of the Nj. R. Shinn mines wal made in last weeks DEMOCRAT.
 When you want farming tools do not l fail to call on us. For the cash we vii give you better bargains than anybody We mean what we say. Love & Roy, Hardware Go.
 of miners leaving Tennessee for Arkan sas coal fields is perhaps an exaggera' tion. It is certainly so as far as the Oui- ta Mines are concerned, for not oyer a dozen people have arrived there instead of the 100 reported. And but few oth. CTS have shown up at the other mines iu tnlS county.
 l Call and examine the finc line ol samples at John H. Gamers before having work done elsewhere. All work finished on short notice, and guaranteed to be first class. Ut becomes our sad duty to-day to record another death from the effects of pneumonia superinducea by Ia grippe. Mir. Ransom Boswell breathed his last Tuesday night, after several days of intense suffering. The interment will take place thi afternoon in the Russellville cemetery where his wife and son lie buried.
 Have you watch that needs re. pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendeds If so take them tc II. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order.
 Hon. Ben T. Embry is critically i'll at his home in Atkins. He has typhoid pneumonia. His many friends through out the county earnestly hope for his recovery.
 Later.-Col. Embry died Tuesday afternoon. He will be buried at old Gala Rock this (Thursday) afternoon by the masonic fraternity Of which he was an honored member.
 We are the people to buy your hard wore and farming tools from. Why { Because we have the best in the market and our prices are the lowest in pro- portion with the quality. Love & Roys Hardware Go.
 The forthcoming political campaign promises to be unusually rich and rae y and as fall of sstirring and exciting scenes as a yellow back novel. Dur ing this thrilling and eventful period the Pope county voter with out the DEMOCRAT will be A mighty lonesome individual. Avert such calamity by having your name entered without de- lay. Call early so as to avoid the rush. J. F. SMITH & Co.,: Gentlemen = The bottle of ''Blle Beans" proved en- tirely satisfactory. found them to do all and more than you claim. Enclos- ed is 25c., for which kindly forward another bottle and oblige.
 J. c. DIEBALD, Campbell,
 Corners, Mich.
 -Dr. w. H. Hill was stricken sud denly and severely Tuesday morning with return of rheumatic pains simi- lar to the attack which gave him so much trouble last spring. To be thus ffiicted is unfortunate at any time, put doubly so at time like this when his services are in almost hourly request by the afflicted. He speaks Of going to Hot Springs at an early day, hoping to obtain permanent relief.
 WANTED To lease for one, three or five years, 300 acres of Arkansas river bottom land in high state of cultiya. ton. On the place Is store house, mill, gin and plenty of stock, tools and tenement houses. No capital required except for running expenses. Apply to W. G. WIENER, Russellyille. Ark. No one should get mad because a newspaper publisher duns him for money, A dun Is not an impeachment of subscribers integrity, but simply an outcropping of the editors necessi- ties. For instance, thousand men owe a man from one to four dollars each. He has to dun them to get the money to pay his expenses. Instead oj getting mad because the editor ask' him for his honest dues, the subscriber should thank the editor for waiting SC patiently, and pay him like a gentle man. Exchange.
 H. c. Wilkey, the jeweler, ha' made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting special study and Is nov prepared to fit complicated defects o vision on shert notice. He tests each eye separately and gives the required lenses necessary, In any style frame re qnired. Give him trial and If no suited it will cost you nothing.
 Next Saturday, the 30th inst, II the afternooi ., Mir. J. Nj. Rice, repre- s.nting the Missouri Pacific Railwa, system, will meet with as many of thu fruit growers of this county as can st tend. for the purpose of discussing tn fruit growing interests with view O giving greatly reduced rates to shir pers. The meeting will be held In tn hall over Bowden & Weir's grocer. store formerly c. G. Winn's). and tn outcome of the conference will un doubtedly be to the interest of frui men. It is essential that the meetinI be largely attended by the parties fo whose benefit 1t has been called, ant we hope every orchardist in reach vii be promptly on hand.
 Why worry and fret about dinner O Sunday when you can go to Fruit Restaurant and get it for less none than you can prepare It for. Specis rates to families. Read bill Of fare b' low:
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 Cranberry Sauce;
 Sausage or Steak to order. Baked Sweet Potatoes, Corn and Tomatoes. Light Bread, Biscuit aud Corn Breat Coffee, Tea and Milk.
 DESSERT.
 Chocolate Cake, Lemon Cake
 and Orange Pie.
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