The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-02

1 The colt show that was to nave taken place on the 9th of November has been postponed until next fall.
 J. N. HARKEY. | Miss Mary Wells, daughter of MT. James Wells, was married to MT. Dick 1 Fisk, by Esq. John Estes, on Sunday last, at her fathers residence in Holly | Bend
 KarI's Clover Root the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to 1 the complexion and cures Constipation, 25e., soc $l.00. Sold by WM. BROOKS.
 Mrs. Lon Spencer and her daughter, Mrs. George Howard, of Russellyille, spent few days visiting the family of Mr. G. T. Spencer in Dardanelle last l week.
 ". c. Weimer, Notary Public, at the First National Bank, takes acknowledg- l ments, writes deeds and conveyances ] and does all other kinds of notarial work In the language of Grover Cleveland the 25th day of October, 1893, is destined to go down In history, for on that day a baby daughter was born to Judge k. B. Wilson.
 l We have the best stock of Furniture. baby carriages, wall paper, collins and easkets between Little Rock and Van Buren, any price you want at Erwins.
 A good secondhand buggy to trade cheap for cash or will exchange for corn, Apply to Dr. R. NJ. Drummond, on Jef- ferson street, next door to First Natlon- al bank.
 -Rey. U. J. Hearon will preach ser mon next Sunday morning at II on the | publishing interests of the c. F. church and at night on the history and doctrine of the church.
 We are sorry to learn of the acci- dent which befeil Irl, son of J. Y. Darr, a prominent merchant of Atkins, last week. He was run oyer by q lumber wag- on. His leg was crushed.
 Mr.J. G. Garner, of CbicE.dah, was in town yesterday. He has rented MT. | II. Pes rvs place and will move oyer this side of christmas. He wants to get near our school,
 By the running away and overturn- ing of a hack Mr. $. c. Harris, of Ross, this county, had a shoulder q slocated recently. His escape from death is said to have been na "ow one.
 MT. s. H. Goater, familiar face amorg ayeliug mel, wilt be seen DO mo e. He died at 0za k on the i35h His son s. H. Guntea, J., takes his place on toe road.
 Mrs. Porah Cheney is on a visit here. and we learl expects to spend the winter W; h her relatives q 1d frierds of Russellyile. Chicago is a lit,le too win- n ,r, ,fa,. raaiJanap
 NICKEL CLOCKS at Wilkey's jewelry store at the following low prices: time, calendar and alarm soc; time and calen- dar soc; time and alarm soc; time only G0c.
 The fall term of Pope circuit court will be eopreded next Monday The term will last about two weels. The CT, pia3l docket co i.a'ns 4l cases, tnat ol chs aeery 5, and eommoa law 34.
 Have you watch that needs repalrs or some broken jewelry which you Wlsh mended? If so, take them to Il. '. Nll- key. the Jeweler, and have them repalr- ed in first-class order.
 Mo. Howells hss given the title Of My Litesaeg Psssioas to h's litera aufobiog an which he has writLea Tor The Ladies Home JoU nal, ld wlll be- of ! the next issue of that magazine.
 Sbiloh's Cure is sold on q guarantee Ii cures Incipient Consumption. It Is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25cts, 50cts, and Sl.00. Sod by VIM. BROOKS.
 -For the past week there has been but little change in cotton. Today ltls selling at 6.90 to 7.20, with a little more strength in the market. It IS 10 be mop ed the lowest point has been reached.
 The accounts of the late Smith Drug Go. have been placed in our hands for collection and must be paid promptly to| save cost of legal proceedings.
 FIRsr NATIONAL BANK.
 --Dardaaelle Post: P'of Har 7 l.. .ior was over rom Russeiiville last Sa.urdav. He is deiighted " tn h's new field aud says tue school IS progressing to inc perfect satisfaction of all concern ed.
 Columbus made the egg stand. Had he lived in this progressive age he would have taken his eggs to Mcfaaaeh Young. instead of indulglng Tn sucil nonsense They pay cash for all produce
 Mr. Horace Bradley has moved bis law office from the Peoples EXcnange Rank building to room No,-- ups.alrs in inc smith X Brown building od Jei- fer.On street.
 --Gentlemen of the city council shall fine school children call in vain for aside w.,lk from Mi, J. E. Ba teniield's corner to the school DuilG.agg Don't wat LOT Lad weathec tbe t0ipg needs at'endon now.
 MT Lafayet,e S3arleeG left yester- day after a two weeks st home, TOT Te xatkana where he and h's bro'hef-ih- law. Mr. Robt. Truett, have empioyuleht | in inc building of the new courthouse at that place.
 The Ii. fle Rock weekly Gazette IS now ,,I,Iishpd twice-a-week at the old price l of Sl .OO per year and at that rate ought 1 to secure a largely increased subscriD'4oh lGst If vou are not taking It let us send in your subscription.
 Ms W. c. Bowden has been at her e,.he ,s Rev. G. w. Q. Davis, 70 ell 'S,,e.v fo, abopt four weeks confined 70 | heJ mosl of taat time with s,uDDofh at,ack of geve. She is better, however and win soon be able to return home.
 w. NJ. Vim has opeaed 8 restauf- ant and lunch siand on Jetiei son stfge.' one door south of c. p. Weiis, le also deals in canned goods aao table sqpPG,iies Country produce bought and sold' eiNe | bim a trial,
 Mrs. Jennie Bush who had come a | down win her husband to attend the op- seauies of her sister, Ms. Mooten, re- fpIaed to her home in yaa Bgren Tues Tues; day last. accompanied by Miss Jessle .,s Waofen who will attend school at that place
 MT J. W. Albright has returned s.ono Tittle Rock and accepted position ttsNtl ~ tla harber shop of Jack Bunker where sii el'n s,, Ns se ,{aaeed to zee his old friends