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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-27

Leave Washington from station corner Of New
md ass .:sSI.a Limited
Express trains 11.ss an. e1s SO pm, Il IS
'fS! Sssses : '' s.s i.slsso.
0Ise md :Rsna saprss. al isAi
For F., L M'a. ..a s..usto.. 10, oar
Ing cars through to Memphis. 'A -AA'' ''eep'
Fsr Saiti1sre' week 'a aay., 500. $50 esa
q Is: 600 IS n,,nates, Isot. $50 n SO. ue. o.
s &c., O. SIS z e e e sss
s. 81 % u sSS ia15: 1sS
Is p &C. isSS s.a =. 4! :, Ga s
For Pa.a s1Rs. hss sS Ills .I pm MS Nso
EEor Hassrtoyn. !io:.o "a and $50 pm
Ess n ass oo ane AS say s1!st' g
3 ssss.:. ,: ~
s f's'' i''' sfsi y, T. s a's sosR
s''S p.:'s: q 9: g:
g. 90 op 9,n az 100 co. oeios ois0 'n 'sOins
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
ssp,nt csr running snrcusS % sos,oa xi s
change Vi, roushsespsi: BRIDE landing passenger
AZ '' ey Is loo s% and
Except sunday. DAILY. Sunday only
residehces by Union Transfer Co on orders LEFT at
i:'s rs and ''s, q SO g ssr L depot
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cHEsAPEAKE AND ouro RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EJECT Ararxr p, ,sas

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT August n. iepa
Trains leave daily frow Union Station a and
Pr. 9Th and SITS
THROUGH the erandest scenery In America, with
the hapdaomest and most complete Solsd-trair
Scrv'ce west from wsslinston.
200 nm. daily-'washinston and Chicaeo ere-
ciar'-6nlid vestihuled pewly equipped slectrtc-
iiehted train fulmae,s n2sst Steering care wash.
p,niae car frcm washineton. Arrives C,ncinnr d
7:I5 am. indianapolis i1:4s an, Chic.ro s:2s
pm.
u:le pm. aaily-The famous - y. v. Tim.
.tsd'-a sold vestibule train. With dining car ard
IcMt,ville. without cha.ce arrvins At f,rcinsr 4
e:e5 Pm. Isxinstoa s:ls pn., Leuisy1ue ESQ
pm. Indianapolis lilo Pm. Chicago e:65 m
F.. Louis I:4s an. connecting IN Union depot
Special Pullp,,n slcener Wednesdays throuss "a
Hot Springs. Va. without change; arrives 500
am.
eco ON. d,fiy-Expr-ss for cordeusvfne. Char.
lottesville. Waypest>ofo', Staunton and principal
Virginia points: daily. except Sunday, Tor Rich.
mond.
Pullman locations and tickets At eonpany's Of
fees S1S ard fof pe-oa. ave.
au24 n. ". rTTIvR- onnr Passenger AGENT
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PENNSYLvANA RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AMI s1Tzrp,r

STATION ee55S SEH y Hi hn 1sS srnrpru
,0,s An s SftS sfEgfsSs''i r I isss Pullman
Sleeping AID Dining Cars % Chicago, ana Harss
snsias az .ndrr ss:gSI. and Chi
,c eaf. faIlas aes ssspsE Car; SR
s%aSn: sss Cars ''E ss.I 1ai &
'ls fESr $s 81 a4fs.. sSSs CHI
Us + Ess3: IS ssssts
Ia! PEI! FKt sSy + fslssts z.rsrss-psu...
fS fIs 81 $ Il Iss!:
ssfn 70 ttfHsSnrs: and saast Sleeping Car bar
SS s .M f. S. Ka Ss, Rochester and
except sanasy FL W1sns ssS t asag
TAO Pm. Tor wuu.m.por., Rochester. surs,O and
SSiassrs F.is daily; s,cegt saturday, With
io..S f, IN iS5 re. csnsnd.igus and Rochester
sS ss EH sSx Iofk ASR TT. !.
S L. c So;t S Sa, pnps Gar ,S. for
Il do an Ina i2it !, ago BiSins osR: sis; ts0:
DINING Carr. his. i.eo 100. and il IS PM.
T Ts.i ss: only g' Cd sc en- a.;
Tor Bo..en without change. 7.so am. week dsys
For e s1s 3. 81 ~ 100 ~ ses 80
2s 800 1880 SS alfsd &c sS SO sis
Sunday; 5oe, 10; 600 s.oe, !o.i6.' 100 an.
sS liz liz n. ssd 81, us IA r II g
For Pops's Creek Line. TO An. and A.se pm.
For Annapolis. TO, 600 and II. so An and 40
Pm daily. except Sunday. Sundays, 900 am.
For Richmond and the south, $50 and 1857 am.
S.46 Pm, daily. For Richmond only, TO p N.
week days.
Accommodafioa for ouantieo. 7S an. daily and
For Aielandris, $50. sss. 74s, SO. s4s. 10. 4s
am. 1901 noon. .oo.s All. S2s. AS. 500.
sS SIS see 1905 and II SO pm. On sunday
Leave MeIandris Tor Washington, eos. 7.os. 500,
s.lo. l015 ILL, ll.N an. 100 2.0s. s. 90.
sos. s: As, 61S zoe. 10 els. 1852 and IL .Os
pm. On Sunday at o10. lois and 1l.1s a.n.,
Ros. sos. TOO. 90. s1s and TO- 81 pm.
Ticket Offices, northeast corner 18th street and
Pennsylvanis avenue and at the station, 9Th and B
ctreets where orders be left Cor the checking OF
sassass 70 dcsfinatisn from hotels End re:Ssnccs.
General Manager. tsec0a General Passenger Lcent
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FOR RENT-1125 10TH ST. NEAR MASS AVE
NV; handsome three-story double brick DWELL
ing of "a rooms: In thorough repair; with every
convenience; two bath rooms Dorches every
door; large stable for four horses. RUTIEDGE
WILSON, 4O6 5th st. NV Oc23-6ts
FOR RENT-31S C STREET s. E. NEW SEVEN
room brick; ami; elegantly finished; electric
bells, speaking tubes. coal vault and yards !:
good location: rent. $50 So See HARDIN. $40
Pa ave. s.e., or ARNOLD. ass La. oc23- 1 m
FOR RENT l5I4 Ist st Sc. Or. se7 so
1671 31st st NV 12r 500 sos 1st st Sc. so
14l0Ps av NV. 30 $40 LIST st Sc. Or. %. 50
1515 2Sth st 40 :1 10th at 6r 20. 50
1890 ct NV Ter 40 80 11O5-I-- 81 Harvard 6r 20
Hovart ave. Mt p, Sr i14OO 9th st NV, Or. 20
bath large grounds 20 1872 K st NV, 6r tcol) 20
15O5 2Sth st Tor. .IG2112 st NV 6r (coD... IA
1909 2Sth st nv. Or. 81 1642 Valley st NV 10
S3 III 81 NV. ST. 30 ~ 320Q s2l3 and 32I5
1915 18th st ext Or .....6 Cherry hill Ar (col) q
Jos st ss, 30 30 l044 31st st NV. office rm-
b16 LIST st Sc. 7r-. ..3n 80
FURNISHED.
400 @ Ut. 12r. ESQ ss239 18Th ST. e35
DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO.,
ocSr 1919 st. n.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. October %,
ts90.-Ihe Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia have received from Congress the fol-
lowing bill, with request for their views as to
the propriety Of enacting Il. They VIII hold
special sessions 70 hear statements Of parties
6 i1sssss'sa On MONDAY ,,s the sot s in,s at
the charter Of the Brightwood Railway Com
pany Of the District Of Columbia which pro-
vides Tor the extension Of the road from Its
present rights on It'll street along F1orida avenue
TO the intersection Of New Jersey avenue. thence
along New Jersey avenue TO street northwest.
conduit system. JOHN w ROSS. MYRoN NJ.
PARKER, CHAs. +. POWELL. Commissioners
District Of Columbia. 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. ID. C, Oct
been represented TO the Commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia that the following named
work 10 necessary for the public health safety
or comfort, under public act No go approved
August g. 1880, and requests having been made
that the work In question be ordered under the
compulsory permit system. one-half the cost TO
be assessed against AUDITING property. the Com
receive objections 10 said work from all parties
interested until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, NO
VENEER SECOND. 1898. Said objections should
be submitted In writing. Laying sewers, as IN
dicated on plats in the Office OF the Engineer
Commissioner. ID. C., in eastern end Of alley,
extended and Piney Branch road: on east side
Of Monroe street Anacostia. between Harrison
street and the line OF the Alexandria branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ]. W. ROSS,
n. PARKER. c. T. POWELL. Commissioners
d. c. oc2S-et
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DANvIILF RAuRoXD.
oi n sfhSf ios Il " k aS%TffSsrn AM


REUBEN TOsTER, RECEIVERS.
a., schedule N eject Septspkef 81. 1893.
An trains arrtve and leave ct Pennsylvania Pas
500 m. dsny.-Lecsl }sf Dsnvuis and inter.
MEDIATE ststioas and through coaches for Front
ssaSsss: :. LyscSSoss VIII SosiSS sSd western
ss n 81 westward daily
Daily for Ly.ehbgrg, Dapvnis and for principal
RSipts south On Richmond and benvfile system
1rIS,,uGing Aoniston AID Rirminghan, also 0pelfka
SS% 05nn.s Montgomery. Mobile and New Orisans
- pm..D.iy for char,sstsvtis and inter.
w Is = rRIssPVvIb;i1S ,I XyAs4SToS AND soyra.
runs e Atlanta, Mostsomsry and View 0rieans
With Pullman Buffet sleeper through New YorS
and ana Nssa1gtSe g New orlsans va Montgomery.
1sS.vi. q. aSft Hs % sAS3Sssa AsG New fs,s e
s washhinsson to MsnpSis via prmiashaa. 81
,o TRANS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO pv1s
~ Roar MsShinston q slo Am, AS pm. DAN,
ssrndsn ard intsr@sdist. :tst,ons Retnrnins, a..
i've Washiagton $50 am. 2SS pm daily from
s HUI and ass an. daily except sunday
a,sroush trains fi0n u. south .rr,v. washinsto.
daily non tasrlsstcSviiis 'o''As' ana ." m
Tickets, 0esping Car reservations and informatios
.rn a at Smcss 81 ard 1900 Pennsylvania
W. W. rno o. raasenesr Station. Pennsylvania Rail
". II. GREEN. aes; Man.
L Z. Brown General Agent Passenger Dept sen
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FpR SALE . HANDsoMI NEW THREE sToRY
esssfalis built usSer our psssoesi sSps1visso:
and nsst,elass IN every respect; house open fos
:p aS TYLER fasi ,so
FSs sa, SALE OF 1s0I mogsH 81
h LIMB ExCHANGE 10 ". Saratoga 81 pa.
FOR sALE-oNLY ss,e00-A VALUABLE CORNEH
bath; large parking. CHAs. A. SHIELDS; iaoe
FOR .SS sPRVCE lie 1ao rAEK
oc21-et Gle 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-i9Oe ST NE: ONE OF THOSE
roors i.so s' i q s:s
S4,Oo0-SSo0 cash. balance monthly.
oc2o Cor. A 18Th a and sts N6kTHlAsr
FOR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW BRICK; Q
rooms, cellar and BATH four rooms on q door;
eaSnes A'n 'si
handsomely decorated; south front; wide park
ing 9 go ST. price, se'oo 500 cash. bal
ocis-tf ". HOPKINS. 1910 G st.
FOR sALE.iii7 18TH ST r, s SE; :, PRESSED sMs
south S'' sasss s.: ;'1 S4
AA'' ~ FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO..
oo2o Cor. 18th and g SIS NORTHEAST
FOR sALE-llas Q ST. NE; NICE HOUSE FOR
colored people; H.So0-9i0o cash and So 2 month;
new Broom house, water, gas, sewer being laid
on 18th st. Keys at
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO..
Once open till pm.
oc20 Cor 18th and G SITS NORTHEAST
For SALE-1222 LINDEN ST.. GROOM. PRESS
ed brick; all mod imps.; lot 16x7s to 12-ft nj
interest; newly papered. Keys at
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO..
oo20 Cor. 18th and G sts NORTHEAJT
For sALE-1sO4 q ST. NE: NEW GROOM.
pressed brick. stylish finish; reception hall. large
rooms; south 'front.' newly papered: oak man
tells; all mod. tmps.: $S,SO0-$200 cash. $50 Q
month, ten notes q year; this house and you
Frank I. HANCOCK & CO..
oc20 Cor. 18th and q SITS. NORTHEAST
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FOR s SSkFH%4 si fIs 81 s.d alls
Alley bet eth ana b b, s rooms,
IN i rooms. St. g. 500 'aes soUTHhisr. i'''
sss is r';::: y; &; e -
soot St. M 5r: $50 scssi frfp st. III. SSS
l2sl222 Madison st. ai rS bet az IT. and tn o
=: ss: - ,sss i0i a. al III
1922 sod ST, n. ir25oo IT tx. st, p Or. leo
sos and sos T" a A'p so szr vi Il 800
ss Marion alley. 49, ~ a;s Il to- t. $50
,is to is rsr;s 81: $50 st. rs q. e.: Z 80
se!.f soom:i 500 IS list Fl, ST. i. sSS
Il g ss s'se a1. .si ses susis =:
h a. Of ONCE z: sss &:
issued sued on the LIST and 18th. v,oo.w.w
FOR OR s ALE. BUILT WELL ARRANGED
cellar cells large closets: convenient: desirable iocs.
50 IT: alley. There is no better opportunity to
door, 's sao n0 H. terms r. %si:
FOR sALE-LoOK At THIS CAREFJILY-Ioo1
81 ~. h.w.: elegant new house: stone front;
hard wood; hot water heat; every convenience:
not built BY contract but by days labor. II;
CENTRAL LOCATION makes this very desirable;
is rooms; price, $4,000.
oc12-lm JOHN o. JOHNSON 4 CO., GIT + st.
FOR SALE-4s4. 4se 4rH ST. n -E-rwo PAR
ticulsrly handsome, soidly built 7-room bay win
dow pressed bricks: 10 feet from; built with eX.
ira care: all modern Improvements; abundant
closet room; bright dry. coy. convenient terms
easy. Inquire Of owner WILLIAM MAYSE, SIC
oth st. NV. sclS-2m
FOR sALE-ONE BROwN-sToNE AND PRESSED
brick houses; 10 rooms, beautiful cabinet mantels
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; parlors
tiled bath room and vestibule. electric bella
speaking tubes. electric gas lighting, large yard
steam heat and granolithic sidewalks, Very de-
sirable for high government ofhcals or Congress
men Fashionable neighborhood west Of lIth st
se2-sm OWNER, Room 8, 1901 Penn. ave.
FOR sALE-NEw EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
cellar. all mod. imps. 1906 SOth ct. NV: two
blocks from two lines Of cars Apply to ND. J.
HANNAH. 81 nth st. NV. auo-tf
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J. T. WALKER Sons. ao4 10TH ST. NV.
Building Papers, Moth-proof Goods. Fire Brick.
Clay and Tile Asbestos. Flue Lining. Pulp Slate,
&c. ap1<
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. :IIyrrrD."
s.r.. s:ss "a Mds sss, Ss' HFrDsrsD.r,
II sa
s.c:!rs1 v ts. cS % MONDAYS :sa
s s'f Khan. :Rs II sS ' :ss pYs IS
s sssFS '. .nS fnD 5,yn 4 Mss'sssa VIII
PAYS f. $50 Pm ss GSlG ~. se;sh c0,sos.
diving at wssSinetoc SUNDAYS sbsot 10 pa
...u Nv; ,'C% .a.!;.
NEW PALACE srEA>itR Harry RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf tn street. Sun
ali wharss as far down .s Nader cr.ss Return.
ing on Mondays. wednsedays and Fridsys 3
q s:s Fsasss. s'
+. A. REED CO.. agents. klsxandrta
.p,7-.r Proprietor 5 81. asfSMR sa.1s.,
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. D. @.
ToE1REss AoNRoE o go =.
The ne and powerful Isos Palace SseaInerN
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoLK-souTH BOUND.
RI s: Soss se se's
vhers rairos. ...,nsctioss u.aas sos al poists
youth and southwest.
Leave sorfclk daily at $40 pm. Leave Fortress
s aso': am st mex. al: n r''' washington
Ticket. on cal. .. sle sis. 1881 and La, Pens
Ash FOR tia ksts vi. the new line.
eO.''' mo. cAr.AH.n:
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FOR lighthouses.
1888 X 1t NV, 12r,
N a. Al lDA

Af
unfur .......-..-l, 900
RS sth st NV. 12r. 81. 20
GO La ave NV. 3r. IS
1914 y Y ave NV, 12r 80
1918 T st NV, 7r. .35
81 22d st NV. sr. IN
1887 and 80 b st ne,
OF 9th st ne, 6r. 1t
Gil I st ne, Or. 1880
622 and "a Md ave
300 and ii NJ st sw.
or .............18.6O
141s A st Sc, Or. rs
121 Pierce st NV, Or. rs
63 Q ST sw. Or. 1880
I01 Va ave sc, 7r. IL
&23 l. st NV, Or. ..12
1213 I st ne. 5r. .12.0
I45-4l-49 and 81 Navy
Yard place. .10.50
4 Champlain ave NV.
or III
1870 Coyington st NV.
Ar ..............10.3O
1 la aad IS NJ u
Sc, Ar. ---....--..-..IU
g + st Terrace Sc. 4r.S.3O
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FOR RENT
NORTHWEST.


Upper pit 141e 18th
st, 9r..-...-.--.-$O
-. y 81, ur..-.-.-.-T4o
S9 9 ST. Or.
~ 80 ST. Dr.: --.-So-3g
!2l Fla ave. sr...--.32
iW sth Of, Ir.-...-.-S -
80 N st, Ir;.:.-Ss d -
"a Door ~ - sV "a st % 81
TYper pt -, 20, g.. "'
upper pr iOi = 80
.ca ~ sS
-. Z, 50. q. - ~
1e-oo.ast.,O1.,9s
Spper ~ a.iS ~
D noosS ou ON - cat,
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FOR SALE-LQTS.
DO YOU WANT TIT

1900 feet Of ground; z64 feet south frontage;
will take q houses IL feet 'front.' no grading:
twenty-five cottages now built north half Of
square; only i've squares from street cars. be-
ing block Is, Isherwood ne. Don't want to sell.
but must have money. Address MASON COOKE.
Owner. 625 Q Ut. NV. oc27-f&m2t
TOk sALE-OR TRADE-2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
Sc. corner Kentucky ave. and Lincoln Park: 8
houses can be built on the lots. CHAS. A
SHIELDS, 1406 y Ut. NV. oc2S-St
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D1IxN ~ l.
DR. GRAHAM. so7 7rH ST NV. SPECIALIST
In operative and surgical dentistry Filline and
EXTRACTING positively without pain. No inexperi.
enced. nswly dedaed graduates nor incompetent
All operations performed personally By DR.. drsham
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic. soc
Cleaning. 15c.
Filling with platina. silver or amalram Tie
Porcelain crowns. IS: gold crowus 30
Very best full set teeso. 81. oc21.lm.
GROSHON'S DENTAL "ARLORS, ESTAB 1897
1905 14th NV. Artiaciel Teeth inserted 81 to go
Open all hours, including Sundays. Local anaes
thetic used for painless extraction Of teeth.
oc2S-lms
u. g. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization Of America. Scientific DEN
TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only 1OI
7TH ST. See card in another column. oc9
FREE DENTAL INTIRMARY.-TEErH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, eY.
cept cost Of material at 1925 H ct. NV Den.
tai department of the Columbian Cniversity,
from to pin. daily. except Sunday. Ex-
traction free. Indrmary open from October 8 to
June 30. se23 .tr
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The above Is only a portion of the property on
my books. For full list call at Office for bulletin
oc2T w. THos E. wAGGAMAN.
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NORTH Bound.
Leave forfolk daily at e:lo pm. Leave FORTRESS
Monrs At a:io pm. Arrive 1t Washington At
$50 am next day.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-27
Wilson Townshin News.

HopFwELL, July 24.-Too much rain for cotton Peaches, apples, watermel- ons and roosting ears are getting ripe
 Hopewell school progressing finely un- der the control of W. N. Oates. Up to date B pupils are enrolled The good people of Hopewell are very generous and hosDitable. They are expecting a good time at the singing convention which meets here on the first Friday in August. They are looking for a good turnout from other classes, and they are making ready to extend hearty well come to all visitors. The committee to assign homes for the delegates consists of Messrs. W. l.. Sproles, W w. Boyd, O. c. Alewine. The committee to supply conveyances consists of Messrs. John Dollar, John Alewine and James Key holds. The delegates are Miss Othella Burgess and Reece Alewine - Prof. James Golden has charge of the school at the Austin school house, and Miss Stella Hintonis in charge at the Dollar school house. Both are giving general satisfaction. o. W. N.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-27
THE TAILOR

Miss Lucie Hills left Tuesday to visit her brother in Little Rock after T three weeks visit to her RussellYille friends.
 Hams and breakfast bacon at Pruitt- Bell Mercantile Co.'S. The ladies of the c. P. church will serve ice cream at the residence of ". H. Rankin next Friday night. Everybody l invited. Leaye your orders for good, dry stove ] wood at Miller Bros.
 "A newcomer of the masculine gen 1 der made it's arrival at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bonds last Tuesday l afternoon.
 Van Boswell has a few pairs of white and black rabbits for sale.
 MT. Will Fruit and wife went down to Potts Station Tuesday to spend day or two visiting relatives and to do lit tie fishing.
 Buy the Stakeholder, the best wagon on earth. Jno A. Erwin.
 Misses Kate and Mary Howell, Edna Shinn and Lottie Happenstall were guests of Hotel Pratt on Mt. Nebo one day last week.
 Ladies slippers at very low prices a Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co.'S.
 MT. Marvin Boyles slipped down l from Altus Sunday and spent the day with one of Russellville's fair young ladies. Sly boy, can sell you good high arm ma chine for S20. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Prof. J. H. Shinn, superintendent of public instruction, has been appointed member of the Worlds Fair committee of awards on liberal arts.
 Take all your repairing, vanishing and upholstering to Miller Bros.
 Those who attend the Prairie Grove basket meeting next Sunday are promis- ed good time. See program of exer- cises in another column. Buy your fruit jars from c. D. Rowan 1 dS Bro. They have Mason's best flint l OlaSS
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-27

1 r. Ruff treasurer, the position she has | filled so efficiently the past year. The reelection of Mir. Munday was a fitting recognition of his ability as presiding officer and of his zeal and devotion to the Sunday school cause. The next meeting of the association will be held at Lon don. An entertaining account of tho meeting from the pen of Rev U. J Hearon appears elsewhere. The officia proceedings will be published next week.
 Procure your Fire Insurance from J i k. Battenfield and in case of loss you will rhaye no annoyance or trouble in getting prompt settlement. He represents the best American and Foreign Companies in the world.
 "A considerable portion of the DEM ocRAT this week is edited by Messrs. Alexander X Dowdy, proprietors of the Racket Store. announcing their grand opening next Saturday. MT. Alexander is the travelling representative of the Se- ward Confectionery Co. of St. Louis while Mir. Dowdy has been connected for several years with Love & Co. of Searcy one of the largest Racket Store enter prises in the State. Both gentlemen come with the highest endorsements and are in every way worthy of the confi- denee and patronage of the public. Their goods have been bought with the view of giving the greatest value possible for the least amount of money, and the stock embraces such lines as will meet the wants of the people. Read carefully | their advertisement, note the prices and then attend she opening next Saturday and see the grand display.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette is now published twiee-a-week at the old price of Sl.00 per year and at that rate ought to secure largely increased subscription list. If you are not taking it let u' send in your subscription.
 --1'he following interesting mention of Pope county exhibit at the Colum bIan Exposition Is made by q core spondent of the Little Rock Democrat '"r. II. Latferty and wife, of Little | Rock, are visiting the fair. Mir. Lafferty | is connected with the Ouita Coal Go. which has an exhibit at the Arkansas building. It consists of several cases O prepared coal from Russellville, ana while it is not large, it is representative and has been the cause of much inquiry by visitors. This grade of coal is pecu. liar, being found in no other state il the Union and in no other county bui Pope. It is the Arkansas free-burninl anthracite and is fast taking the place o the Pennsylvania anthracite in the West l since their present mode of preparation was adopted. When taken from th' bank it is crushed, washed and prepared l by a process similar to that employed il l Pennsylvania. There is very large de. mand for it in the West.p
 H. c. Wiikey, the Jeweler, has mad' the business of spectacle and eye glasi | fitting sepecial study, and is now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of visior on short notice. He tests each eye sep arately and gives the required lense necessary, in any style frame required Give him a trial and if not suited 1t vii cost you nothing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-27
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