The Russellville Democrat., 1893-09-21

Mir. L. Stevens informs us that the cotton crop around Mill Greek station will not average more than half as much as last year. Picking is in full blast.
 Ono Small Bile Bean every night for week arouse Torpid LiverA 2sc. per bottle.
 MT. Eli Ozment will accept our thanks for dozen nice apples present ed last week. He also left with us a sample of broom corn 30 inches in length.
 CHINCHINE is the best bed bug poison on earth. For sale only by J. w. Wells.
 IF. F. Youngblood's new house on St. Mary street, near the railroad, has been thrown open as railway eating house. Meals served at all hours day or night.
 For Sale.--A splendid COW and calf. Will give milk all winter. Apply to A. k. Lee.
 The drouth of the last twenty days has seriously affected wells in all parts of the county. Here in town wells that have heretofore been unfailing are now about dry.
 WANTED TO ExcHANGE.--Desirable town lots for lumber. Apply to Law renee Russell.
 M. Jacobson run across a bankrupt stock while in market and took it in at figures that will enable him to sell at prices unexampled for cheapness. Read his advertisement for particulars.
 For rent. A four room residence, re- gently repapered aRd repainted. Apply to Jeff Davis.
 MT. James Cameron is drilling to find depth of coal in order to sink shaft on the Mccall place one half-mile north of Norristown. The deposit of coal in that locality is said to be very good.
 FoR SALE.-Stove or fire wood, any length. Leave orders with Smith X Brown, or G. A. MORRIS.
 Mir. o. M. Ellsworth, accompanied by his wife and children returned from Chicago last week. Mrs. Ellsworth and the babies spent the heated term in Can ada and were greatly benefited by the trip.
 Take your prescriptions to J. w.. Wells, where you can have them filled by competent pharmacists.
 Capt. Wilson is just receiving a complete stock of new goods. Ladies dress goods, gents furnishing goods, and in fact every thing you want. Watch the DEMOCRAT next week for his an- nouncement.
 Wait and see R. J. Wilson's new goods before you buy, they will be the incest and cheapest in the town.
 We publish this week the first install- ment of an interesting series of articles written by the DEMOCRAT representative on the late excursion to the Worlds Fair. They will run through several is- sues of this paper.
 While in market I will buy fine llne of ladies dress goods. Do not buy be- fore you see them. R. J. Wilson.
 MT. W. l.. Odom and daughter, Mrs. Lou Heflin and three children, of Wood- land Mills, Tenn, arrived last week and will remain some time the guests of MT. J. T. Odom's family. The visitors are father and sister of Mr. Odom.
 R.J. Wilson's is the place to buy your goods. He buys for cash and sells for cash and no one can undersell him.
 Mrs. Amy Black desires to inform the public that her dyeing and renoyating establishment is fully equipped and the patronage of the public is solicited. Dr. ders left at Charley Mays barber shop will meet with prompt attention.
 Miller Bros. carry complete line of furniture, window shades, fine clock shelves and all kind of caskets and cof- fins.
 Small Bile Beans cure Constipation 2sc.
 Ut is estimated that cotton in the uplands has been damaged fully 20 per cent. in the past ten days by the drouth and hot winds. Cotton picking IS pro gressing, but there is a marked falling of in the yield as compared with last year.
 Dr. Hopkins having returned from Chicago, the Russellville Dental Parlor is again open for all kinds of dental work.
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