The Russellville Democrat., 1893-09-07
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 Love < Roys are now selling for cash.
 Bunker Bros. have purchased the tonsorial outfit of Wiley Albright. No trouble to show our goods. FA- NOUS.
 Miss Reata Carter of Morriltcn was the guest of friends here this week. Love X Roys will open no more ac- counts.
 --Dr. Isaac Harkey of Ola paid us a pleasant visit last Friday. No headache with TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
 --Mr. shrigley Eggleston is clerking for Wm. Brooks.
 Largest stock of neck-wear, hats shirts and underwear at FAMOUS.
 MT. Henry Barlow is out again after a protracted illness with fever. For sale A good cook-stove and q Franklin heater. Call at once. A. k. Lee. MT. and Mrs. Cal. Rowan were guests of Dover friends this week. Largest and finest stock of ladies dress goods in the city. Prices the lowest. FAMOUS.
 --Dr. Houston, of Houston Texas, is in the city visiting friends. See those ladies glove-grain button | shoes. Cut sample. Solid as dollar, Soc. FAMOUS.
 Mrs. J. M Harkey is visiting her daughter at Okalona. She will return | this week.
 Love & Roys have closed their credit business. Please do not ask us too open any more accounts. "A serenading party of colored musi- cians discoursed some excellent music in town Monday night. We cordially invite the ladies of Rus sellyille and vicinity to call at Miss Mary Aliens millinery store and see our styles of dress-making and get prices. MRs. BRYANT & MRS. JONES. The city ordinance prohibiting the 1 sale of cider without taking out license there for takes effect Saturday; thirty days will then have elapsed since the publication of the ordinance.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette is now published twice-a-week at the old price of LOO per year and at that rate ought to secure largely increased subscription list. If you are not taking 1t let us send in your subscription.
 IF. ". Bell, of the Fruit Bell Mercantile Co.,, left Tuesday for the markets to lay in a stock of goods. lie will visit the Propositions at St. Louis and Chicago before returning home.
 -Messrs. NJ. Jacobson and k. J. Will son who accompanied the Worlds Fair party to Chicago will visit the markets of the east before returning home and buy their fall and winter stocks of goods.
 Many new faces are now seen on our streets. What do you suppose It Will De when we get our new Training School built. The old ones will then have to hustle to hold themselves in the majori- ty.
 Misses Fannie and Lillie Rankin left last Friday for Lebanon, Tenn. Miss Iillie will resume her position as teacher in the Lebanon School for Young Ladies. and Miss FannIe will enter the same school as pupil.
 Notwithstanding the heat and dust over 1000 people attended campmeeting at Center Valley last Sunday, among the number many citizens of Russellville. The Rev Mir. Noble preached the II o'clock sermon. The meeting Is still Tn progress.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Crampton, en- route from a short visit to Nebo to their home in Clarksville, stopped over and spent one day with relatives here. They were accompanied home by their neice Miss Helen Erwin who will be their guest for some time.
 Ut is not the gold standard that is of such peculiar importance to Russellville inst now so mnch as it is the school standard. The latter when established means wonderful quickening in the circulation, of the former In the com mercial veins of our city.
 Mrs. T. $. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn, says: "sHILOH'S VITALIZER SAVED MY LIFE l consider 1t the best remedy for debilitated system ever used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble. 75cts. Sold by VIM. BROOKS.
 From notice published elsewhere if will be seen that Mrs. Ella Crook will resume her music classes on or about the 18th of this month. Her well known qualifications for imparting instruction in this science renders commendation from us superfluous. We bespeak for han a laroa pafr0naVe
 Coal for sale. Delivered on short mo- tice. Best in the market. Prices du- plicated. Call and see me before you iay in your winter supply. l Will make you terms to suit and guarantee satis- faction. Leave orders at drugstore.
 William Brooks.
 Miss Ethel Deshong and Miss Lillie Jacobson joined the Chicago excursion ists here Monday and accompanied them as far as St. Louis. From there Miss Ethel went to Mexico, Mo, where she will enter Hardin College, and Miss Lil- lie went to Lexington, Ky. to enter the Kentucky Female College.
 H.C. wiIkey, the Jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting A especial study, and is now pre- pared to nt cOnpllcdttu ucicctS VI ''0'0h on short notice. He tests each eye sep arately and gives the required lenses necessary, in any style frame required Give him a trial and if not suited It VIII cost you nothing.
 Mrs. James H. Shinn is spending a few weeks in Chicago, during which time her studio will be closed. While visiting the Worlds Fair she will spend much of her time in the art exhibit view ing the most magnificent collection Of fine paintings ever seen in America. Upon her return she will form new classes in landscape, figure and china painting.
 MT. J. A. Jamison of this city has 1 applied for patent for water-niter and purifier. It consists ol eompart,