The Russellville Democrat., 1893-05-18


TUrrs PILLS invigorate body and
mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cole are enter
tanning twelve pound boy at their home.
POO bushels corn for sale. Apply to
r. ID. Love.
Mr.. James r. Oates is buying young
beef cattle and has quite number ON
hand.
Good residence for rent. Apply to
u VIM. Brooks.
j. A. Burns and daughter, Miss Lula,
paid the DEMOCRAT pleasant call last
Friday afternoon.
Administer, Smyrna aad Moquette
rugs at Erwin's.
,-Mr. J. W. Wells has returned from
ton of the State.
G. f. Howell has a five-room resi-
dence for rent.
The handsomest line of neckwear in
Russellyille, at Pruitt-B Bell Mercantile
Cos
MOVING MACHINES anu tdhSS Aot
sale by Love q Roys Hardware Co.
The weathersM onday and Tuesday
mornings was more suggestive of No
vember than May.
Buckeye cultivators are the best. For
sale by Love & Roys Hardware Co.
The delinquent real estate list for
: 1892 appears in this issue. 1t contains
23l tracts and lots.
Big line Of mattings, window shades
and Smyrna rugs. Call and see, at En-
wins.
Mr.. j. Il. Fowler returned Tuesday
from a fishing and hunting expedition
G.fr in Yell county.
Wool ehallies, the latest shades and
prettiest effects at Pruitt, Bell Mercan-
tile Co.
N DIR. and Mrs. W. w. Kerr are at
Y tending the State Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation in Little Rock this week.
: The finest line of baby carriages ever
in Russellyille and the lowest prices at
Erwin's.
Miss Ella Bonds came down from
GAINESVILLE Saturday TO visit her mothers
family and to attend the meeting.
CHINCHINE is the best bed bug
poison on earth. For sale only by ).
w. Wells.
A tribute to the memory of j. Il.
johnson was crowded out to-day by the
tax list. 1t will appear nextiweek.
For low prices in ladies, gents, misses
and children's shoes, call on the Pruit-
Bell Mercantile Co.
Editor Robt. Toomer Of the Darda-
nellie Post, enroute to Fort smith, favor
"a! the DEMOCRAT with a call last Thurs
day.
For ANYTHING IN the dental line, or If
YOU suffer from any kind Of sore mouth,
call at the Russellyille dental parior'
Mrs. John Faulkner. living south of
town, was gored in the face by vicious
COW last Thursday and was right badly
hurt.
One second hand combined reaper and
one single reaper for sale at bargain
Apply to G. b. Gerber.
Mrs. j. A. Miller obtained her loan
in the Southern Home Building ana
Loan Association of Atlanta, Ga, last
week.
For SALE-A Disk cultiyator, spring
tooth harrow, grain drill, land sulky pillow
almost new Apply to G. B. GERBER.
Prof. T. b. Northup is again in the
employ Of the Singer sewing machine
company under twelve months con-
- raet.
A full line Of gents spring and sum
chi of
received by Pruitt-Bell Mercantile CO.
Mrs. Henry Kirchoff and Mr.. Lee
Langford of Dover are quite sick, the
latter critically so. We hope both may
recover.
Mrs. A. Greer. mother of Mrs. DIR.
= Hopkins, left Friday for Augusta, Tenn.
after very pleasant visit Of four months
in Russellyille.
sheriff w. j. johnson paid visit TO
Little Rock last week and wade con
tribution to the states eXchequer OF tax
es collected for 1892.
The st. Louis 'sTwice-a-week Repub-
lie at a dollar year is the cheapest pa
per extant We will forward your sub
scriDtion if you desire.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Garden and
Misses jennie aud Fannie Rollow left
Tuesday for a two weeks visit to rela-
tives at Clinton, Ark.
Mrs. Geo. e. Howell, Mrs. Frank
Cook and Miss Rose Patterson went az
to GAINESVILLE Wednesday to spend few
days visiting friends.
W. C. Weimer, Notary Public, at tho
First National Bank, takes acknowledge
ments. writes deeds and conveyance
and does all other kinds Of notarial worh
We were pleased to receive cal
Monday afternoon from Mr. and Mrs. NJ
G. c. Kirkscey. their daughter, Mis-
Ophelia, and Miss Ida Landers, all o.
Dover
Mr., J. ID. Williams came home sun
day 10 attend Mrs. Meek's funeral anc
returned Monday 10 Hot Springs wher'
he Is soiourning for the benefit OF hil
health.
Mrs. G. 5. Jones has for sale 2
nights lodging in the Ladies DOrmitory
At the Worlds Fair. For particulars
prices, etc, apply at her residence o.
Oak street.