The Russellville Democrat., 1893-01-26
RUssELLvILLE TAILORING co.

lot of extra patent flour which he offers lower than the lowest for spot cash. | --Tha estimable wife MT. s. A. Steed living near Potts Station died Sunday night of pneumonia, and was buried Monday in Pisgah cemetery. She leaves husband and nine children to mourn her untimely death.
 Remember the clock drawing at H. c. Wilkey's Feb. l. For every dollar you spend with him you get ticket.
 During the late cold spell Messrs. Rankin & Bernard have housed about 50 tons of ice varying in thickness from four to six inches. We can at least con gratulate ourselves upon the enjoyment this luxury will afford us next summer.
 I will go to St. Louis next week to buy car load of furniture, if you want any thing special leave order this week. Jno. Erwin.
 --The doors of the Erwin furniture store have again been thrown open to the public, fact the many friends of MT. Erwin will be pleased to learn. We trust the future will have naught but good fortune in store for all concerned. Go to Shinn's brick to buy furniture, wall paper, carpets, window shades, baby carriages, sewing machines and Stude- baker wagons.
 The DEMOCRAT was pleased to re- ceive calls and substantial favors from the following out of town friends this week A. B. Shinn. R. c. Bergman, C.. ". Forehand, A. NJ. Sosbee, 2. $. Bell, NJ. S. Page, J. M Sims Mrs. Julia | IVY lr II R J.H. rrigg, N.B.Arnold, CHI. Boggess, T. B.Stanley, Rev. W.M.Ludwick, Dr. s. C.. Burgess, Harrison Smith.
 Come to see me when you want wagons, sewing machines, and buggles. You will find me at Shinns corner. John A. Erwin.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bell of Potts Station were presented with beautiful little daughter last week and of course they are justly proud of the little visit or. The congratulations of all their friends are extended because of the hap py event.
 Do you want the BEST and CHEAPEST 1 life insurance in the world? If you do, call on J. E. Battenfeld, and he will tell | you how to get it.
 | Friends of the DEMOCRAT will confer favor and aid in making the paper more interesting by handing or sending in the names of persons visiting in town or of those leaving town for time. Other local or social items will be very thankfully received. Young men desiring to attend busi- ness college will find it to their advan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 Last Wednesday evening Magistrate | U. l.. Meade spoke the Hateful words which bound for veal or woe the hands and hearts of Samuel Miller and Miss Pearlie Stepy, all of Russellville. The groom is 29 and the bride I3. May hap l piness attend them.
 Found-A sum of money December | 19, in Pruitt Grocer Co.'S store, which the owner can have by identifying the same and paying for this notice.
 A little enquiry has developed the l fact that the new railroad schedule IS quite unsatisfactory to the business men, the tradespeople and the commercial travellers. There is talk of remon- strance with the hope of getting the old schedule re-instated.
 | Do you want to buy a piano or or ! gan? We have due bill on the Hol- l lenberg Music Co. which can be bought at bargain. Apply at this office at once.
 --The senate having adjourned from Friday to Monday Senator Harkey came home Saturday and remained until Sun day with his family. He says the legis- lature is getting down to business, and | the indications are that much beneficial legislation will be effected. Have you watch that needs repaIrs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to H. c. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repair | ed in first-class order.
 1 Mrs. Mary Smith, sister of Uncle Drew Perry, died last Friday morning of pneumonia at the home of MT. Zack Owens She was buried at the old famt- ly burying ground Sunday afternoon, | Rev. W. c. Wheat officiating. The de- ceased was nearly so years Of age. Property owners can secure money through the Arkansas Building and Loan Association to build residences, which can be repaid with rents in few years. Talk with Reynolds about It. Ut is said there used to be an old man in this county whose daily grace at the table was, "Lord make us thankful for these blessings, and keep 'Lizabeth and the children away from the stores. The prevailing price of meat makes the old mans application strikiDgly appli- cable to the present time.
 The policy issued by the Prevalent Savings Life Assurance Society IS the REST. the FAIREsT and the CHEAPEST contract for life insurance in the world | Call on J. K. Battenfield If interested.
 We arc pleased to note that J. A. Jamison's patented articles, namely, tre crate harness saddle, and music holder, are meeting with ready sale in the mar ket. indicating that they fill long felt want and promising to yield quite handsome revenue to Mir. Jamison, who richly deserves 1t all.
 Our drawing will positively take place Feb. lst 1893. Tickets will not be gwen out after Saturday Jan. 2S. Every aoi- lar paid on account or note or eash pur- chase gets chance. Love & hoys hu"' i Go.
 The DEMOCRAT is indebted to sen ator I. M. Harkey for the following nublic documents second biennial re- mort of the state debt board, biennial message of Gov. Eagle, second bienniai report of the bureau of mines, manuiac- tures and agriculture, and biennial re- port of the auditor of state-
 C,,ras Cuts Burns, Bruises and Fever oofes-
 euith's Pain oil 85 cents.