The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-23

| Druggists. Testimonials free. iuI The sympathy of large number of 1 friends goes out to Mir and Mrs. Pat Bo- ! gan on the death of their twin girls Fri day night last.
 Judge K. B. Wilson has sold one of 1 his Oak Street residences 10 Blr. Peter Graham who now occupies it with his new wife.
 Shiloh's Cure, the great Cough and Group Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c Children love it. Sold by WM. BROOKS
 The Russellville dental parlor will be closed from Monday morning until Thursday night, Dr. Hopkins being ab- sent at Atkins.
 W. c. Weimer, Notary Public, it inc | First National Bank, takes acknowledge ments, writes deeds and conyeyanees and does all other kinds of notarial work
 Capt. J. W. Russell and Senator J. NJ. Harkey are in Little Rock in atsend- ance upon the meetings of the masonic grand bodies.
 Col Dan B. Granger has moved to his new residence on the corner of Riv- CT street and Granger avenue in north l Russellyille.
 MT. Charley Jacobson, of Morrilton, | is clerking at Mir. NJ. Jacobsous, while the latter is in St. Leuis replenishing his stock of goods.
 MT. P. c. Thompson, secretary of 1 the Broadwell Coal Go, returns to his 1 post Of duty after several months yaca tion. Glad to see hIm back.
 MT. c. A. Gamble, proprietor of the 1 Harrison (Estes) Nursery, delivered q large lot of nursery stock to patrons at this place last week. Judge Wallace held an adjourned term of court at MOrrIlton Saturday. Several cases were disposed of which had been under adyisement. -Harkey and Brashears are in the hide and fur business right. They have ear load on hand ready for shipment, and say this is hardly beginning.
 Filler Lawrence W. Scott will preach at the Christian church at II U. in. and Gia ?. m. on Sunday, the 26th of November. All invited to attend.
 Nearly an accident occurred at Crook S Rutledge's mine Thursday night last. The water being exhausted out of the boiler before it was detected. NICKEL CLOCKS at Wilkey's jewelry store at the following low prices: time, calendar and alarm soc; time and calen- dar soc; time and alarm S0c; time only | 60c.
 Tine infant son of Mir. and Mrs. An await. after all illness of three months, died Saturday night and was buried Sunday, Bro. Rutledge holding the ser- vice at the grave.
 SrRAYED.-A black half Holstein hcif- CT about Is months old, marked with underbit in left and slit in right ear. Five dollars reward for her return to A. T. Davis.
 --Grand Juror NJ. c. C. Kirkscey made us brief call Friday. The arduons lab or of "sectionizlng the Strip" had not made pereeptable inroads upon his health or spirits.
 Mr. Horace Bradley has moved his law office from the Peoples Exchange Bank building to room No.-- upstairs in the Smith < Brown building on lief fersou street
 MT. Y. J. Garrett has been appoint ed general manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. in this county vice Prof. r. B. Northup resigned. The Prof. will engage III teaching again.
 Have you watch that needs repaIrs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to II. C. Wll- key, the Jeweler, and have them repair cd i'll first-elass order.
 Let all who go to conference get a certificate of purchase of their ticket here and present this certificate to the confer ence secretary for his endorsement. This will return you for one cent per mile.
 The accounts of the late Smith Drug Co. have been placed in our hands Tor collection and must be paid promptly to save cost of legal proceedings. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
 5.00O rolls wall paper will soon be re- eeiyed at Wm. Brooks drug store. All next seasons designs, prices from 5c to 75c per roll Call and see it before pa pering your house.
 There has been less sickness and more deaths in Russellville in the last two months than eyer before in the same length of time. This is a strange para dox,--but almost if not quite as true as strange.
 Get Hall X Smith to repair your stove and save money. Out of town people will get their work done at once by bringing their old stoves to their shop, or they will swap you out of the old ones.
 We missed the item last week of Bro. Hearon's visit to Dover and New Hope last sunday week in the interest of the missionary cause of hIs church. Learn ing who was his company, lets guess at his eloquence.
 KarI's Glover Root will purify your Blood. clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your head clear as a bell, Poe and 50c., Sl.OO Sold by WI. BROOKS.
 --1'he receipts Of cotton since our last issue are Monday 5l bales, Tuseday l6l, Wednesday I'll, Thursday 90, Friday lOi, Saturday 42, Monday the 2Oth, 66, total 6s5 bales The price continues weak, ranging from 6la to 6.9O.
 Captain Sweeney, |. s. A., San Diego, Cal. says: "shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine l have ever fonnd that would do me any good. Price 5Oc. Sold by VIM. BROOKS.
 MT r. C. Weaver, conductor on the Houston. Central Arkansas and North- ern Line, d part of the Mo. Pacific sys- tem in Louisiana, has been spending a short lay off visiting in Atkins and Rus sellyille. The DEMOCRAT was favored with call from him Thursday
 
 We give Clarksville, our sister town, praise for the large hospitality that made them equal to the task Of entertaining l two such bodies as the Arkansas synod of the (. F. church and the Arkansas Conference of the Methodist church, one adiourning and the other converting m ] the same week.
 ! One Small Bile Bean every night for weeS