The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-03

l MT. A. c. Shouse, proprietor of the
 Freeman Springa hotel was in town on ,business Wednesday.
 Miss Lillie Jacobson gave an enter
 tainment last Thursday evening in hon-
 or of her guests, Misses Hulda Jacobson
 and Theddie Rover. All present enjoy
 ed delightful evening.
 l WANTED TO EXCHANGE DesireabIe
 town lots for lumber. Apply to Law lrence Russell.
 | -Russellville by September 1st will
 not have a first-class store house to rent
 Property owners lookout. More new stores or repair the old ones will be the cry before you know it.
 am not bucking against "would-be competition" but against inferior goods M. Jacobson.
 W. J. Reynolds and wife, J. T, Fow- Ter and family and R. NJ. Oates are re- I cent additions to the Rnssellyille colony at Freeman Springs enjoying the advan- tages of that noted resort. l FOR sALE.-Fine mare seven years old for cash or good note. Apply to T. J.. Russell & Bro.
 --Messrs. Crook and Sweet placed on our table Tuesday sample of coal taken l from mine they are operating a few miles south of town. The sample is as fine as any ever exhibited here. Go to Miller Bros. for picture frames of any style. They always keep the lat est styles of frames.
 --Capt. J. M. Haney left this week for l Chicago and the Worlds Fair after which | he will 20 to some point in the east and I overhaul cotton mill plant, returning home by way of Niagara Falls. l Wanted-ten scholars in china paint ] ing. Call or address Mrs. J. H. Shinn, Russeliville, for terms 1 A. w. woolf, Deputy Grand Mas ter of the I2th district, favored the DEM ocRAT with call Tuesday. See his 1 list of appointments to meet with the lodges of this county in another column. Come to see me when you want a sew 1 ing machine. Ton can save 20 or 30 dollars. Jno. A. Erwin. | Rev. E. M. Pitkin, superintendent of the American Bible cause in the State will preach at the Southern Meth odist church next Sunday at II and at the c. P. church the same day at $50 ?. m.
 l L. Stevens of Mill Greek, Ark, has a span of No l mules to exchange for brood mares. See him. 24. --Messrs. Brown and Gardner have named the 2nd day of September next as the date of their colt show. Everybody interested in fine stock is invited and we predict that large crowd of spectators will be present.
 FoR SALE.-Stove or fire wood, any | length. Leave orders with smith X Ayown, or G. A. MORRIS. MT. John W. White and wife re- turned Sunday from an extended visit to relatives in Utah, and incidentally to some of the famous resorts of the Rocky Mountains. They had most delightful trip.
 | will sell you two first-class sewing machines for $55.00. Why pay $55 for one2 Jno. A. Erwin. l Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Fever sores- | Smiths Pain Oil a5 cents.
 l --One of the most enjoyable events of the season was the sociable given by the Misses Baird on Monday evening number of young people were present | and the occasion was attended with very much pleasure.
 MT. c. B. Gerber placed on exhibi- tion in our office last week a sample of Johnson grass nearly feet in height. Mir. Gerber says it grows luxuriantly on his farm and makes from two to four crops of hay a year.
 Life, Fire, or Accident Policies fur nished in the best Companies in the world, by J. E. Battenfield.
 MT. Jesse Wick of Dalark, Ark, spent several days here last week visit ing relatives and friends. He has been serving as conductor on the Philadelphia X Dalark railway for six years and is | quite popular with the management.
 A nice line of rubber-tired baby car riages just received, also nice lot of boys wagons at Miller Bros. Several real estate transfers were made last week James Tate bought the Hobbs place on Madison street, east of Oak, and J. l.. Tucker bought of c. D.
 Weir four desirable lots on the west side of Jefferson street in the Terrence addi-
 tion.
 WASrED.-Twenty farmers to engage
 in fruit growing for the market. Apply to J. A. NORRIS, Russellville, Ark. [ The DEMOCRAT is desirous of pub
 fishing all the news. If you have an
 item of interest, if any of your friends
 go away or somebody comes to see you
 send note to the editor apprlsing him
 of the fact The kindness will be appre- [ ciated.
 LUMBER FOR SALE! I will deliver promptly. Leave all orders with T. J.
 Russell & Bro. W. J. SosBEE. If
 One Small Bile Bean every night for week arouse Torpid Liverk 2sc. per bottle.
 Misses May and Cinda Meers of
 Greer county, Texas, were guests Of their
 relative Mir R. H. Tate and family last
 week. They favored the DEMOCRAT with
 a call "Wednesday in company with MT.
 Tate and his daughters Misses Jamie and
 Maggie.
 Mrs. J. II. Shinn has interesting class in painting and will be pleased to show
 work to all parties interested in art The MeAnally Printing Go. is the style of a new enterprise recently or
 ganized to do general job printing
 business and to issue the Pastors Helper ' weekly pamphlet edited by Rev. w : K. Rutledge, pastor of the Southern
 Methodist church.
 ! Go to Fuckers for ice cold drinks Soda water, lemonade, ginger ale, mill : shake and Coca-Cola always on tap.
 -Messrs. John Trest and Mack Bry' r ant in charge of party of 53 persons l went seining in Point Remove last tgWed
 nesday and caught enough fish to feet
 the entire crowd and to have consider