The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-06-08

One second hand combined reaper and
one single reaper for sale at a bargain.
Apply to c. b. Gerber.
Judge Bullock and family went out
to Seottsville Saturday to spend few
days visiting friends.
For SALE.-A Disk cultivator, spring
tooth harrow, grain drill, and sulky pillow
almost new. Apply to G. B. GERBER.
The person who furnishes items for
newspaper is always valuable and
appreciated friend of the editor.
A full line of gents spring and sum
mer underwear, shirts, ties, etc, just
received by Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co
Miss Clemmie Mckeeyer is visiting
| friends and attending the commence
ments at Arkadelphia this week.
Try that high patent flour, the
finest made, for $500 per hun
dred at Prultt-BeIl Mercantile
Co.
Mr.. Emmett White arrived Tuesday
| from Marietta, |. L. to spend a week
visiting old friends around Dover.
| Take your old furniture to Miller
Bros. and have it repaired, vanished or
upholstered. They make it as good as
new.
Rev. j. w. Harris of Conway filled
1.-THE Baptist pulpit Sunday and delivered
most interesting and eloquent dis
! course.
| rhe verdict of all who have tried it is
| that G. ID. Rowan Il Bros high patent
| flour makes the whitest bread of any in
town.
! Piney Station Monday TO take some
! Photographic views for an enterprising
| firm there.
Miss Stella Teeter departed Tuesday
morning for her home at Pleasant Hill,
Ohio, where she will spend vacation with
her parents.
Rev Lee Carson left Monday for
! Huntsville, Marion county, to accept the
pastorate Of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church.
We were pleased to receive call
Saturday from Rev. j. w. Harris, of
Conway, accompanied by County Ex-
aminer Pickett.
y. A. Smith, colored, cook at the
White Hotel, will return this week from
Wellington, Kansas, where he was re-
Gently married.
That Pruitt Bell Mercantile Co. have
outstripped all competitors in style,
quality and prices is the emphatic COM
ment of all critics.
"A committee appointed last Sunday
is arranging program Tor Chlldrens
Day TO be observed sometime this month
at the G. II. church.
Miss Emma Bonds is visiting friends
in Clarksville and attending the com
meneement exercises of the Arkansas
Cumberland College.
The st. Louis "Twice-a-week" Repub-
lie at a dollar year is the cheapest pa
per extant. We Will forward your sub
scription if you desire.
The contractors are rushing up the
walls of the new NJ. +. church as rapid
ly as the weather will permit. The first
story Is well under way.
Prof. j. II. Fry, with the American
Publishing Co. of New York was In
town for short time Friday, returning
from a trip TO Yell county.
We want TO say to the ladies that our
stock Of wash goods, lawns, white goods,
etc., is equal, if not superior, to any in
town. Fruit Bell Mercantile Co.
Prof. Parker of Lonoke High school
enroute to his home in Logan county
stopped off Friday and spent the day
with his friend Prof. A. +. Lee.
For anything in the canned goods line
such rs oysters, genuine French sar-
dimes, corned beef, Bahama pineapple,
etc. just call on G. ID. Rowan & Bro.
Van Boswell's poultry yard suffered
a loss of about fifty young chickens dur
ing the rains of last week. lie has
about 300 living and doing well.
w. G. weimer, Notary Public, at the
First National Bank, takes acknowledge
ments. writes deeds and conyeyanees
and does all other kinds of notarial work
Day Operator Frazier OF the depot
tele0raphic force has been on the sick
list for several days. His place Is sup
piled by Mr.. Nathan Phinney OF Mem
phis
Cures Cuts. Burns, Bruises and Fever Sores
smiths Pain Oil 50 cents
We received pleasant call yester-
day morniag from Mr.. w. J. Kirkscey
of Oenayille, Texas. He was enroute TO
Dover to spend couple Of weeks with
his parents.
Mrs. Ella Crook and Master Clarence
returned last Saturday from Missouri,
where they spent a month most delight
fully with relatives. Mr.. Crook met
a. -. - a., Rnran