The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-26

bed, We are sorry to state.
 MT. T. L. Bourland was circulating among Us Tuesday, interested both in K. R. and insurance matters.
 MT. K. A. Bailey Jr., of Mill Creek, left Monday for Chicago to spend week at the Worlds Fair.
 The Johann Faber No. ,. That's what this local was written with. Com pliments of the Racket store. Miss Emma Austin, of Muscogee, |. T. is visiting her uncle Mir. Pete Rice, who resides on the north side. Dist. No. 21, Prairie Grove, will be presided over by Prof. George Kenny in l ! winter school to begin soon. Ut makes you feel citified to hear the regullr down town accents of the ] fellow who cries ''hot tomallies."
 -Rey. F. r. Flaniken, of Nashville, Tenn, is conducting revival at Clarks- vile, and meeting with success.
 Didn't some one remark that it had been long time since Miss Rose Pat terson had been seen among us?
 The D. & R. R. R. have just as much work now as they can chin. better equipment will soon be necessary.
 MT. G. E. Howell has. showed his | lumber energy into the strip. He ship ped car load to Kildare Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lazenby of Atkins are extremely happy over the birth of daughter-theIr first child.
 When you sell your cotton don't fail to call around and settle with the printer. Many subscriptions are now due.
 Mrs. Belle Erwin and children left l last week for Ozark where they will re- main sometime visiting friends and rela- tives.
 MT. W. H. Rankin left Monday for I Little Rock to enter upon his duties as grandjuryman of the L.. s. court at that place.
 Rev A. II. Autry of Magazine, Lo- gan county, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Baptist church at Dar- danelle.
 MT. NJ. R. Shinn of Terrytown was in town Monday. He represents the coal mining interests as being lively in 1 his vicinity.
 MT. NJ. R. Craig got back Friday from the Texas Fair at Dallas. He was in the minority going in that direction to a fair this year.
 MT. W. R. Wooton of Hector informs us that corn gathering is about done and cotton picking will be finished in ten days in his section.
 -MrHolly Patrick has gone to Bates vile to engage in the photograph busi- ness. He is worthy young man and we wish him success. -Dr Drummond now answers calls | from his new office on Jefferson street next door to the First National Bank. He moved Tuesday. The Sunday school classes of Mrs. 1 r. c. Everett and Mrs. J. F. Munday spent Saturday nutting on the moun- tain west of town.
 The coal mines have all got into the chorus now and they are making busi- ness hum. That's chorus we like to hear full round and strong.
 -Expostmaster ". W. Brashear was | in town Tuesday in the cotton traffic. 1 He reports crops in his community good and gathering rapidly advancing. Shiloh's Cure, the great Cough and Group Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only Poe | Children love 1t. Sold by WM. BROOKS
 MT. w. W. Warren is making val uable addition to his residence on Main street, adding another story to it, which will very much improve its appearance.
 Capt. J. R. H. Scott visited Dover Tuesday to assist his old friend, Mir Henry Kirchoff in erecting the tomb lstone at the grave of his deceased wife. The depot is the center of rustling business just now. Merchandise ct cet- era coming in, cotton, coal, ct cetera,go- ing out. The boys have their hands full. Captain Sweeney, |. $. A., San Diego, Cal says "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine l have ever found that would do me any good. !" Price 50c. Sold by WM. BRooKs.
 MT. Will Rowan will return thls week from Sharon. $ C., where he att tended as d delegate the Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church.
 1 huEl AlVNtI IAbul VIII HAAh1 ' NNA Blood. clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make yonr head clear as a bell 25c. and 50c., Sl.00. Sold by WM. BROOKS.
 MT. Horace Knowlton, of Conway, who was severely injured in cable car accident at Chicago, has returned home He was not as badly injured as at nrst reported.
 l W. G. Weimer. Notary Public, at the First National Bank, takes ackuowledg- ments. writes deeds and conveyances and does all other kinds of notarial work
 Marshal Youngblood reports mat ters lively in police circles. He knows how to lead the boys good counter whenever they see fit to shy their cas- tors in his ring.
 have four good young work mules for sale cheap for cash, or will trade one for corn. Call and see me one mile east 1 of Russellyille. J. NJ. Harkey'
 Through Mir. R. NJ Lemley we get inc news of the illness of our old friend Henry Tate near Appleton He has lbeen suffering for quite d while With malarial fever.
 We have the best stock of Furniture, babv carriages, wall paper, collins and easkets between Little Rock and Van Buren, any price you want at Erwins'
 pr. j. W. Bruton. we learn of MT. K. NJ. Lemley, is lying dangerously IT at bis home at Appleton with something like inflammation Of the brain. Our nope is for his recovery.
 NICKEL CLOCKS at Wilkey's jeweiry store at the following low prices time' calendar and alarm Doe; time and caien- dar soc; time and alarm soc; time only COG.