The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-19

| past week has been slightly upward and now has healthy tone, but no prospect! 1 from the reports of any material advance ment It ranges now at 7.l5 to TAO.
 --The time for adjusting accounts has arrived and we beg to remind those iI l arrears to this office that an early settle ment is desired. We trust our subscrib. CTS on whom we have waited so long will heed this call.
 1 Mrs. Webb's pattern hats are marYelI of beauty. Comprising every NEW styl' out, when you have seen them you vii know the correct styles for this seasor in hats and bonnets.
 --Dr. J. W. Harris, an experienced pharmacist from Mariana, Ark, was ir the city last week looking for location to engage in the drug business. Being well pleased with our towni it's probable that he will return in the near future. The accounts of the late Smith Drug Co. have been placed in our hands for collection and must be paid promptly to save cost of legal proceedings.
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
 "A serious accident happened at the Carey coal mine last Monday in which a coal miner by the name of Brewer got caught between two ears and was badly crushed, with what prospects Of reeoy- cry we have not yet learned.
 Hall S Smith, the stove repairers, will sell you q new stove and take your old stove in part pay, or they will come to your house and repair your old stove, either in town or in the country. Call and see them or write.
 Mrs. E. A. Bell, of Potts Station, who has for long time been sufferer with cancer of the breast, died at 3 o'clock Tuesday, and was buried yester- day at Pisgah. To the bereaved hus- band and family the DEMOCRAT extends its sympathy.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette IS now published twice-a-week at the old price of $l00 per year and at that rate ought to secure a largely increased subscription list If you are not taking it let us send in your subscription.
 Certificates published elsewhere an- nonnee the fact that Mrs. Fannie Pat terson has received from the Knights of Honor the sum of $2000 the amount of her husbands policy in Chat order. The Knights of Honor pay their death bene- fits very promptly.
 Mrs. T. $. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn. says: "SHILOH'S VITALlZER SAVED MY LIFE I consider it the best remedy for q debilitated system l ever used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble. 75ets Sold by WM BROOKS.
 --The supreme court last week affirm ed the case of the Dardanelle pontoon bridge company ys. J. l.. ShInn appeal ed from Conway circuit court. It will be remembered that Mir. Shinn was awarded 5000 damages for right of way through his land to the bridge on this side of the river.
 The Weimer Drug Go. Is going to keer the most complete stock in the country If you want anything go there and you will besure to find it, but don't forget your money. Nothing will be allowed to leave the house before being paid for but lower prices than any one else Is the motto of the concern.
 Ut was nip and tuck between the Hon. Lawrence Russell's oratory in MT Blount's introduction Saturday night and Mir. Blount rhetoric in reply. Il is our understanding Mir. Blount says Il was the gem of all such efforts since hl' advent on the lecture platform
 The town council, and the street committee especially, needs to give I'm mediate attention to the sidewalk iron the corner of Mr. J. E. Battenfield's tt the school building. Take care of tht school children, others can take care o' themselves. By all means put down good sidewalk there.
 In the Mayors court last week tn re- cider eases against C. D. Weir were de cided hy fine of ten dollars and cost; in each case. Mir. Weir had been ar rested for keeping what the ordinance termed tippling house and carried be fore the Mayor with this result. We learn the cases go before the circuit court.
 Mrs. Hannah Wells has done very generous thing in opening Madison Street on the south side of her property on Oak to it's full width. By some mean' inc street had got into the enclosure o her lots before they came into her pos session. and she held title to them, bu generously yielded to the public gooe and widened the street as stated
 II. c. Wiikey, the Jeweler, has mad the business of spectacle and eye gias fitting a especial study, and IS now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of vlsioi on short notice. He tests each eye sep arntelv and gives the required lense necessary, in any style frame required Give him a trial and if not suited II VII cost you nothing,
 -One of our enterprising young gro e4ry men is about to form q trust ol 1 produce, with pumpkins as a specially 1 fl is also vaguely hinted that one of th i fair sex. who has considerable bushes l taef will be interested in this trust, Tn terested parties can getfurther infoTma I lion by applying to a certain younI ladv living on Jefferson street.
 -John M. Brashears, whose depart ure for Chicago was noted in the las l weeks DEMOCRAT, performed the uneS aupled feat of doing the Fair and n l Windy city to his hearts content all lt side of twenty four hours. He was thef ou Chicago day when 750000 people ~ tended the Exposition and witnesse many narrowing scenes that were ellipl ] ed in inc crush both Inside and ontsid tue Fair grounds
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