The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-16

" .,e nave handsome line of gents shoes that have just come in. All the latest styles. Call and inspect them. Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co.
 Mrs. $. J. Baker of Gum Log will accept our thanks for q copy of the Ma tional Tribune published at this place nearly twenty years ago. The paper is remarkably we'll preserved and in its columns are many things of striking in- terest to this writer who had then but re- gently cast his lot with this people.
 Do you want to buy piano or or gan? We have due bill on the Hol- Ienberg Music Co. which can be bought at bargain. Apply at this office at once.
 Candidates for town officers must pay the town treasurer one dollar and present the receipt to the board of elec- tion commissioners to get their names on the tickets. Certificates of nomina- tion must be fled not less than l5 days before election. Nominations may be made by primary election. convention or petition.
 c. D. Weir's Restaurant is the place to stop. Centrally located, and courteous attention. Fare the best the market af- lords. Lodging by day or week. Prices reasonable.
 --The two year old son of Mrs. Mollie Wade, living one mile southwest of Mill Creek, was fatally burned on a Sunday evening recently. The accident occurred about s o'clock, while the child's mother was out of the room and after great agony, he was was released from suffer ing by death at about four o'clock. Mrs. Wade is widow and the deceased was her only child.
 You ought to take 2, Chicago paper during the Worlds Fair. The Daily Evening Dispatch is the cheapest paper published at B per year. Subscriptions received at this office.
 The action of the republican con vention at the courthouse Tuesday eyen- ing, the proceedings of which are pub lished elsewhere, inaugurates friendly, though spirited contest, for the munich pal officers. The candidates selected are excellent gentlemen and would make good officials, but the democratic nomi- nees are more to the notion of this dem- ocratic stronghold, and of course will be elected.
 Have you a watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to II. c. Will l.. Taxu Inr sad IT, ed in first-class order.
 --L. J. Fisher, living near Appleton met with the serious misfortune of get ting his residence and it's entire con- tents consumed by fire recently, entail ing loss Of several hundred dollars. His family was absent from home at the time and the orign of the fire is a mys- tery. Liberal neighbors promptly came to the assistance of the distressed fam ily and contributed sufficientcy of the neeessaries of life to relieve their inn mediate wants.
 To correspondents It is news, not idle gossip. we want. Avoid local jokes and paragraphs likely to give offense, and above all do not try to use our columns to avenge some real or imaginary injury
 Why not qualify for a good position, by taking either a business. shorthand, or telegraph course? We aid our gradu- ates in securing employment. Write for catalogue and particulars. Kansas City Business University
 Rev. M. McN. Mccoy of Ft. Smith has been delivering series of sermons at the Presbyterian church this week beginning Monday evening and will continue them through the week. There are two services daily, in the afternoon at 1 and in the evening at 80. The afternoon service is designed particular ly for the young people and school children. Mir. McCoy's discourses abound in religious feryer and are deep ly interesting. Good congregations at tend every service.
 We receive fresh groceries every day and desire that you give us call when you need anything in the grocery line. We will do our best to please you and will guarantee satisfaction. Very Resp.
 c. D. Rowan & Bro.
 If you expect to attend school away | from home, write to the Kansas City l Business University, Southwest Corner 7th and Main, Kansas City, Mo, for 50 page catalogue. Departments, Business, Shorthand, Typewriting and Telegraphy
 Rev, John F. Lowry, the well known evangelist of Little Rock, is conducting a series of meetings at the M. F. church, south. The meetings are largely attend ed and much interest is being manifested. Mir Lowry is an eloquent and forcible preacher, jealous and energetic in the work of the Master, and much and last ing good will no doubt result from his earnest and faithful efforts to win souls to i Christ. Services each day at 10 a. m. and l ' 80 D. m., to continue indefinitely. Ey- erybody cordially invited to attend.
 Co to c, D. Weir's for your groceries provisions. confectionaries and cigars Lot of seed irish potatoes and onion sets l just received The best -four In town constantly in stock. To the cash trade he offers special inducements,
 The Pearl polish is the best polish on earth for silyerware. brass. glass, tin or any material where brilliant lustre is required. Actually indispensable to housewives. Sold and guaranteed as represented by II. c. Wilkey, the Jewel CT
 1 Prof T. B. Northnp exhibited at our office last week some excellent specimens of his pen-work. The Prof. is quite an expert with the pen, and his work eyinc- es commendable artistic talent.
 To aid Digestion tal.s ons Small Bile Bean after eating, @Se. Der nortlA