The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1892-03-03
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George Slocum of Ouita Is learning
photography in the gallery of John H..
Gamer. He is progressing well with
his studies and bids fair to become an
expert artist.
A young democrat of usual size and
weight arrived last week at the resi-
dence of John Pickett. To say that
John has been call smiles" since but
half expresses it.
M. f. church, south, quarterly
meeting, second round, will be held as
follows: Dover circuit, at Dover /,
March 6; Appleton circuit, at Boil
ing Springs, March l2-l3.
Have you watch that needs re-
pairs, or some broken jewelry which
YOU wish mendeds If so take them to
il. C. wilkey. the jeweler, and have
them repaired in first class order.
The regular meeting of the Knights
of Honor will be tomorrow (Frlday)
night, and as important matters are to
be discussed Ii will be to the interest of
every member to be in his place.
DR.. O'Kelly, the dentist, arrived
Wednesday, and can be found at his Of
fee over the Peoples Exchange Bank
ready for business. He will remain
until Saturday week. Call on him.
Owing to the unfrvorable condition
Of the weather DR.. Hill was unable to
leave for Hot Springs as early as IN.
tended. He expects to get on early
next week. He continues TO improve.
There will be grand rally at the
X lights of Pythias hall tonight. Ey-
cry member is expected TO be present.
Business OF importance to every
Knight will come up before the lodge.
The campaign DEMOCRAT will be sent
until after the November election,
eight months, for 80 cents cash In ad-
vance. The sooner you subscribe the
more papers you get. Send In your
names.
%. ID. Strother, of Jasper, Newton
county, has rented the Howell, White
a Co building, aud entered the market
for the purchase OF hides, furs, wool,
go gs. etc, He paws the highest market
price in cash. Try him.
DIR. d. C. Hopkins aud wife, form
erly of Atlanta. Ga, are the latest &C
auisitions to Russellvllle citizenship.
they are at present boarding at Mr.
Rush McArthurs, east of the college.
We bid them welcome.
The Reindeer Cultiystor which we
handled for three yeare gives the best
satisfaction of any cultivator on the
market. Call on us and examine Its
merits. Price has been greatly reduc
ed. Love & Rows Hdw. Co.
Il
The Forthcoming city election
must be held under the new election
law The county election commission
ers we presume, are acqualnting them
| selves with the requirements of the
statutes that no mistakes be made.
ID. C. Hopkins, dental surgeon, has
nerma,entiy located in Russellville
| His office is up stairs in the Shinr
brick building. where he will be pleas
ed 10 see all needing work Ia his line
Work first class aud charges reason
able.
H. C. Wilkey, the jeweler ''pointi
with pride" to the arrival of baby
hov at his house. He is expected Il
ne,,traIize one democratic vote II year;
hence, but it is fair to assume tina
there will be no republicans by thai
time.
4 i. NJ. Lee moved his barber shoI
this week across the street to the room
untII lately occupied by the Racke
Store. John III. Hill. who formerly
conducted a shop at this staAd Is viii
Mr.. Lee, and wants his old friends Z
cali and see him.
The doors of the new Peoples
Rank at Dardanelle were thrown opci
Tor business last week. Jesse j.. Georg
IA president, G. b. Cotton vice president
Holm B. CrownoYer cashier. In
J stockholders are some OF the most In
nuential business men Of Yell county
Our efficient art teacher, Mrs. Jane
n shinn has been persuaded 20 teaet
another class ia oil painting which sh'
commenced this week. Ladies' desir
mo 10 avail themselves OF this %
nnrtunity will call at her residence
where very reasonable terms can .
secured.
John II. Ganuer's photograph gal
lerv will be open all the time now sine
III business has so Increased as 10 oc
cnnv ali his time. The Atkins CALLER
svtil he closed after this month, SO thos
In need Of first class work may nm
! him az any time 10 his studio at NJ
post of duty.
Get late styles jewelry at 5. NJ. 30
toms & Co.'S.