The Russellville Democrat., 1893-09-28

Mary Aliens millinery store and see
 our styles of dress-making and get prices. MRS. BRYANT & MRS. JONES. "why do you wait, dear brother" for the umbrella tramp to get that old um-
 brella mended? Take 1t to Miller Bros. l and get it done up in first-class shape. l They also do all kinds of mending, var
 nishing and upholstering.
 Hall & Smith, the stove repairers, will sell you new stove and take your old
 stove in part pay, or they will come to your house and repair your old stove, either in town or in the country. Call and see them or write.
 --The following members of Ben T. Embry Camp, U. c. V. left Tuesday | night for Bentonvilie to attend the an-
 nual reunion: w. B. Young, R. B. Ho- gins, W. H. Poynter, J. M. Harkey, T.. H. Elgin, H. $. Taylor, J. W. Quinn, H. F. White, W. NJ. Peeler, Caleb Davis, G. W. Vaughan, W. K. Hale, H. A. Clifton, F. l.. Lee.
 The Weimer Drug Go. is going to keep
 the most complete stock in the country.
 If you want anything go there and you , will besure to find it, but don't forget your money. Nothing will be allowed to leave the house before being paid for,
 but lower prices than any one else is the
 motto of the concern.
 Frank K. Stockton has written the history of How wrote The Lady or the Tiger'?" for the next issue of the Ladies' Home Journal, and tells what came of the writing of the famous story
 and the condition of his own mind, at the present time, of the correct solution of the problem whether the lady or the tiger came out of the opened door.
 H.C. wiikey, the Jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting a especial study, and is now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of vision 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 1t will cost you nothing.
 The fall term of our public school
 will open next Monday in charge of Prof. J. G. Smyth and staff of efficient as- sistants. Every pupil in the district should be promptly on hand at the open ing hour. Remaining out of school for one or two weeks flinders the school and
 works detriment to the pupil. The
 best results can be achieved by starting in on opening day.
 The school charts, sold by agents in this State in accordance with law and under sanction of the State Superintend- ent, embrace State map, history and civil government, phonics, penmanship, drawing, arithmetic, U. s. History, geog-
 raphy. U. s. civil government, physiolo-
 gy and hygiene, with stand, price $20. These charts are highly recommended by leading educators, and cannot fail to prove valuable adjuncts In any school room.
 --Messrs. J. W. Quinn and J. NJ. Har- key announce in this issue date for am other exhibit of fine stock. Three prem | iums each will be awarded best horse and mule colts. This exhibit will take place Nov. 10. On the following day
 there will he premiums given best trot-
 ter and saddler, the contest to take place
 on Mir. Quinn's track, two miles east of
 town. Entries in all these contests will
 be confined to Pope county. A small
 admission fee will be charged to defray expenses. Competition on the line indi- cated Is calculated to awaken greater
 concern in stock raising, and this is the object in view. A great many people
 have signified approval of the plan and intention to participate. We hope tc
 see lively interest manifested and ev- cry part of the county represented,