The Russellville Democrat., 1892-10-06


Bnmpass of White county is the only
candidate for sergeant at arms of thu
next house of representatives. Mr.. y
Cowell of this place was the first candi.
date In the field for the position and vii
continue in the race to the end Ant
it might be remarked enpassent that tn,
man who beats Ben Cowell will be ser
| geant at arms Of the next house.
TO THE LADIES.
That New Fall Dress is a problem tina
is vexing your soul. You want it to BIZ
of the latest pattern. You wish it t.
look we'll. Moreover you are convinced
that it should not cost much money
Quality, good looks, style and cheap
ness are all combined IN the dress pat
terms we offer. Come and see them now
A word to the wise is sufficient.
WooTEN a. OATES.
DIR. T.. Cheaney and wife, who have
been residents several years of Dallas
Tex, are guests Of Mr.. Van Boswell. DR.
Cheaney is a prominent member of the
dental profession and Mrs Cheaney, for
merly Miss Porah Boswell, is pleasantly
remembered by large circle of friend.
and associates Of other days. They will
remain some time visiting, after which
they will leave for Chicago, their future
home.
Constipation is caused by loss oil
the peristaltic action of the bowels
HOOPS Pills restore this action and
invigorate the liver.
--Russellyille has full fledged parlia-
mentary club, differed as follows: w
G. Wheat, president; A. f. Lee, vice
president; NJ. II. Baird, secretary; d.
b. Richardson. treasurer. There are
sixteen charter members, and several APP
plications for membership are on file.
As the name indicates the object of the
club is to study and apply the rules of
parliamentary law. Two meetings have
been held, both of which were exceeding
ly interesting. Meetings will be held
Monday evenings hereafter, at the court
house.
People who give Hoods Sarsapar-
lila fair trial realize its great mer-
it and are glad to say good word
for it, Have you tried it?
We were pleased to receive call
Monday from Rev. II. B. Miner of
GAINESVILLE. He was here in the interest
of the Arkansas Cumberland College.
From him we learn that the college had
a fair opening and the attendance has
increased every week since the opening
1t is believed that the enrolment will
reach one hundred this month Con-
sidering the hard times and the fact that
there has been no agent in the field
since June, the college is doing we'll.
The college is fully equipped, is home
enterprise and solicits share of the
home patronage. Mr.. Miner is now
in the field as financial and general
agent and will look after all the interests
of the institution.
The finest flour made at Pruitt Grocer
Cos.
The nights are growing longer and
people will have more time for reading.
Ii you are not already taking the DEMO
Graf, subscribe and get a chance at our
handsome premiums.
Circuit Clerk Bullock will have ev-
erything in apple pie order for circuit
conrt next month. The jury lists will
be opened to-day and appear in next
weeks paper.
The finest flour made at Pruitt Grocer
Co.'S.
New barrel pickles at Pruitt Grocer
Co.'S.
Mrs. Malinda Brooks has had her
Oak street residence remodeled and
greatly improved in appearance. When
finished it will be one of the handsomest
two story residences in town.
New crop rice, the best, at Pruitt Gro
Ger Cos.
You can get 50cmeal at Winchester's
for 20 cents.
-Jo Desha Williams came in from
Texas last week on a short visit to his
family. He is selling SILVER Pine Heal
ing Oil and International Stock Food
and has met with abundant success.
| want your trade and must have it
Jno. A. Erwin.
Grass seed, all varieties. Love & Roys
Hardware Co.
The Dover campmeeting conducted
by Rev. Erwin Harris and the local minis
try, closed Monday night. There were
40 conversions and a gracious revival of
religious fervor in that community.
If you want a COW with young calf see
John A. Erwin.
Cash buyers offered special induce
ments, at Wilson's.
Magistrates Sproles Of Burnett,
Mueller and Harness of Bayliss, Bullock
of jackson, and Crow of Moreland, at
PENDANTS upon the quorum court, favor
ed the DEMOCRAT with calls Monday.
If you want the best wagon made, buy
the "Studebaker."
Canned tomatoes and corn, cheap, at
Pruitt Grocer Co.
Members of the democratic county
central committee will meet at this
place to-day Thursday at O'Clock D.
m, by request of Chairman Russell Ii
is expected that full attendance will
be on hand.
Wilson is offering greater bargains
than ever this fall.
Winchester's bread is very popular.
Two big loayes for dime. Try it.
Joe Howard, Jr., who has been
teaching school in district 10 the past
three months came to town Monday TO
interview the County Treasurer, and
visit his brother, who is our efficient
county clerk.
Buy the light running Studebaker
wagon. Jno A. Erwin.
Good dwelling for sale or rent at a
bargain. Jno. A. Erwin.
met at Hector last Friday. There was a
splendid attendance and a profitable
meeting Messrs. Y. j. Garrett and O..
+. Reed represented the Russellville con-
gregation.
Take your eggs to Pruitt Grocer Co.
and get the cash for them.