The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-20

keep the kuOWleuge of that fact to our selves. Adyertise
 Have your prescriptions filled a Wells drugstore by competent pharma cists.
 "A good congregation greeted tn, Rev. MT. Price at the Presbyteriai church last Friday evening. There wer, two aec!essions to the church. Big line of mattings, window shades and smyrna rugs. Call and see, at Er wins.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Albright left Monday for Ft. Smith where Mrs. Al bright's eyes will be treated by Dr Smith, the celebrated specialist.
 Get your spring suits at Russell $ Bros while the stock is full and com plete.
 --Evangelist W. w. Orr of the A. R 1 F. church will begin a meeting at the Presbyterian church next Friday even. ing at s o'clock. Everybody invited. Wool ehallies, the latest shades and prettiest effects at Pruitt, Bell Mercan. l tile Co.
 In the published list of lucky guess. CTS in the DEMOCRAT contest last week R. o. Morton's name was inserted by mistake. c. E. Campbell was the for tunate guesser. Satteens-brocaded, figured, solid col ors in all shades, at Pruitt, Bell Mercan- | tile Co.
 MT. and Mrs. M. A. Joseph returned to Quincy, Ill. Tuesday. They were sc favorably impressed with .Russellville as to promise to return again, perhaps to reside permanently.
 The finest high patent flour in town $2.00 per hundred, at Pruitt-Bell Mercan- tile Co.'S.
 Capt. J. M Harkey has been electe l | to the position of State organizer for the Knight Templars and will travel in the interest of that order. He will make his initial trip next week.
 The finest line of baby carriages ever in Russellyille and the lowest prices at Erwin's.
 Mrs. w F. Settle has purchased the on River street. MT. W. J. Reynolds
  in turn sold it to Mrs. Settle.
 LANDRETH's garden seeds, fresh, and the best in the world, at J. ". Wells drugstore.
 Owing to the failure of witness to appear against him Bob Bruce was not indicted by the late grand jury. He has been transferred to Morrilton where tIaa al, ,.fh -fn ha oyer him.
 Miller & Richardson sell machine oil, needles, belts and all attachments for machines.
 MT. John Cairo Russell, cashier of the National Bank of the Republic. St. Louis, returning from DardaneIle, stop ped over in Russellville Tuesday and spent several hours very pleasantly with our bank officials.
 For drugs of all kinds, and articles usually kept in drugstores, call on J. W. Wells.
 At Morrilton Monday Judge Wal lace decided to empanel a special grand jury to take action regarding the mur- der of Constable Pate. One as principal two as accessories to the Pate murder are in jall at Morrilton.
 Our stock of stationery is unsurpassed in quality or price. Call and see. Smith Drug Co.
 The interruptions fakirs who en- veigled several Morrilton and Darda- nelle capitalists into d hedge-fence in vestment year or so ago have been knocked out by a federal court decision. The victims are to be congratulated.
 Miller & Richardson sell picture frames, curtain poles and window shades. Call and see us.
 --The heavy wind one night last week ripped off a portion of the iron roofing from the north end of Shinn's brick building letting in flood of water. The carpet and furniture in the Russellville dental parlor were considerably damag- ed.
 Russell & Bro. is undoubtedly head quarters for the latest style ladies and children's shoes.
 For low prices in ladies, gents, misses and ehildren's shoes, call on. the Fruit Bell Mercantile Co.
 The suspension of mining operations by the Broadwell Coal Co. last week was done to enable some improvements to be made and additional machinery put in. Mir. Broadwell informs us that mining will be resumed by the lst of May.
 A ladies woolen wrap left at the court house last Wednesday evening can be obtained at this office.
 
 The largest, best assorted and cheap est line of stationery in town, IS to be found at Wells drugstore.
 70. T. Black, local merchant at Morrlton made an assignment Saturday to W. J. StoWers Assetts and liabilities about $20,000. Two St. Louis firms and few local creditors were preferred. Dull business and losses on cotton caus- ed the failure.
 Attendants at court will find excellent lodging and meals, at reasonable prices, at C. D. Weir's restaurant.
 Call at Pruitt Bell Mercantile Co.'S and get free trial can of Premier Baking Powder, the purest and finest on earth.
 An adjourned term of circuit court was held at Morrilton Monday by Judge Wallace to render decision in the land case of Mrs. Ruth Henry and George Taylor commission Co, also in the case involving the title of T. M. Neal to cer- tain Morrilton property.
 A hypodermic syringe was lost on the street Sunday. Dr. w. fl. Hill will pay liberal reward for the return of same.