The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-31

Coal for sale. Delivered on short no tice, Best in the market. Prices di1. plicated. Call and see me before you lay in your winter supply. 1 will make yon terms to suit and guarantee satis- faction. Leave orders at drugstore.
 William Brooks.
 Next Saturday week will be the time for the meeting of the ex-confed- crate veterans of this county for the purpose of organization and preparation for the march to Bentonville. A full at- tendance is desired. See call elsewhere in this paper.
 MT. Dan Paterson, and old and high ly esteemed citizen of this county died last Fridry night and was buried Satur- day in the Russellvilfe cemetery by the Knights of Honor. Resolutions of re- spect by committee Of his lodge will appear next week.
 Magistrate U. l.. Meade received 2 telegram Saturday from Honey Grove Tex, announcing the death of his moth CT. Having been afflicted for some time her death was not unexpected. Many friends will sympathize with the sorrow ing relatives in their bereavement.
 The scholarship in the Peabody Normal College at Nashville, Tenn, ac- credited to this congressional district, was captured by Mir. Charles l.. Shinn of this county. There were several con- testants and Mir. Shinn's success is the cause of hearty congratulations on the part of his friends.
 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.
 H. c. wiikey, the Jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting 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 trial and If not suited it will cost you nothing
 Two hundred pupils additional to what we have was Prof. Smyth's esti- mate for the school patronage of the new School now projected here. These at 4125 each, his lowest figures, means $25,000 scattered in our town every year among grocers, milliners, dry goods men, etc., etc. Let's have that school. There's nothing else to be thought of.
 Lovers of art should go to John A. Erwin's furniture store and see one of Mrs. J. H. Shinn's latest pictures--an oil painting-representi rural scene. 1t is 37x59 inches in size, enclosed in an elegant heavy gilt frame measuring 4 feet four inches by feet, the product of Mir. Erwin's framing department. The picture is beauty and greatly admired by all who have seen 1t.
 ss.ou Bils Beans cure Sick -hsadacha
 Miss Jennie Taylor returned last week from Texarkana where she took lessons in dress making under the direc- tion of an experienced modiste and now offers her services to the ladies of Rus and asks share of their patron age. She has rooms at the residence of MT. Jeff Bard, at which place she in- vites her friends and those desiring work in her line to call. Terms very reason- able.
 SMou Bile Beans cure Constipation. asc
 --The contract for the annex to the public school building has been let to Contractor Macarthur and work on the same is progressing rapidly. It will be by the opening of the school which will be early in October. This addition 25 X 30 will be of material ben eft in relieving the crowded condition of the school, as we'll as providing an ample auditorium when occasion re- uuires by throwing back the folding doors seperating the primary depart ments.
 ss.ou BiIs Beans prevent Constipation.
 We desire to call the attention of our readers to-day to the new advertise ment of the Russellville Real Estate and Company. Messrs. J. l.. and J. H. Shinn are too we'll known for probity and fair dealing to need com from us. The proposition made by them to dispose of several hun- dred lots in their handsome addition to is exceedingly attractive and liberal and is bound to demand at tention on the part of homeseekers and investors.
 To aid DiRestion take ono Snsau Bile Bean after eating. 26c. PCT bottle
 We are indebted to James H. Shinn, secretary and treasurer of the Russell vile real estate and improvement com pany, for a colored map of Pope county, the land grant of the Fort Smith railway, the lands deeded and un- sold, the railroads, water courses, coun- ty roads, incorporated towns, villages and postoffices. On the reverse side is a we'll written descriptive article on Pope county and Russellville containing val- uable information for investors and 
 Cure for Colds, Fevers and General Debility. Small Bils BeAnA 2sc. per bottle.
 -Russellyille is very much excited over the discovery of natural gas in a we'll that is being bored in that town. They say it blazed six feet high when they struck match to it few days ago. Pshaw! they can just tap George Howell or Will Weimer every morning and get bigger blow of gas than that.- Dardanelle Post. George Howell says the kind of gas that comes out of wells inRus- sellville illuminates the town, but the kind the editor of the Post draws out of barrels in Dardanelle illuminates his nose.
 snrH's Pain Ofl-posittve, .pure;
 Every ache and pain will cureL
 Marriage licenses have been issued to the following parties since our last report: J. A. Wasson and NJ. V. Mutt :; Warren Casey and Hester Womble; H. F. Newton and Tinney Snyder; J. R.. and vinie Richardson; H. l.. Sweden and Nj. D. Anthony; K. l.. Carnes and Emma Linam; G. W. Rob ins and Ethel Cook; A. B. Bates and Mahala Nj. Burks; c. J. Hattenger and R. A. Moore; Lewis Brown and Harriet Foster; W. A. Cherry and N. K. Capp {; Benj. Beaumont and Nancy F. Long.
 curss Cuss. Burns, Bruises aud Fever Sors& anitha Pain oil S5 csnts.
 IN IT AGAIN.
 The weimer Drug Co. has purchased the Smith Drug Go. stock and will con tinue the business at the same stand. They will sell only for spoT CASH, but