The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-09

 land for sale. Apply at this office.
 Elder D. c. Hardin of Springdale, Washington county, has accepted call to the pastorate of the Ozark Baptist church.
 R. E. Hogins has good horse and mule for sale for cash or on time.
 --Eld. J. H. Parker, of Wilson town ship, Baptist minister, has gone to the Cherokee country where he has estab- lished claim.
 Hats the latest and most stylish in town at ,Pruitt-Bell Merchantile Go.
 --The Dardanelle & Mt. Nebo rail- way company has been sued by Col. T. Hartman of Little Rock for $2,000 for breach of contract.
 See our stock of fresh candies before you buy. It is nice. Smith Drug Co.
 When you want work done in your garden or around your premises call on Peter Huggler. He is good hand, is worthy of patronage. .su!MIa le Ie5uoI sYesM oMl IoJ ssolId ldnIYuuq ls Hss ol 9uunuoo IIIM
 --Capt. R. ]. Wilson returned Monday from Lebanon, Tenn. He left his daughter, Miss Kate, very much better and entirely out of danger. .s.ulMlH ar .ueul SuHIss puv spoo5 Msu dn Sunlnd sml sql HE Gsnq sIs As'IL
 -To our merchants: The DEMOCRAT circuiates in the homes of people buying the kind of goods you may have to sell. Moral-Invite them to your store.
 Horses and mules for sale cheap for cash or note with good security. R. j.. Wilson.
 --Syke Douglass has returned from Morrilton and is again working for Wiley Albright. He desires his friends when in need of tonsorial work to call on him.
 Our stock of stationery is unsurpassed in quality or price. Call and see. Smith Drug Go.
 The Dardanelle Post learns Col. H. N. Jacoway, who was recently stricken with paralysis at Denver, has partially recovered his speech and is able to walk about.
 You don't have to stand on your head to read Erwins locals, just turn the pa- per around.
 Under new schedule in effect last Sunday the night trains arrive at this station twenty minutes earlier than formerly. The day trans run as be- fore.
 FoUND.-A new cashmere coat No. 15. The owner can get same by applying at this office.
 --1'he members of the Epworth League with number of their friends were delightfully."- entertained last Friday eve ming, at the pleasant home of Mir. and Mrs. K. B. Hogins.
 The DEMOCRAT IS equipped for all lines of commercial job printing. Leave your orders with us.
 --Rev. N. c. Nunn, pastor of the Clarksville Cumberland Presbyterian church, stopped over several hours with friends here Saturday while enr0ute home from Mars Hill Presbytery.
 Every box of International stock food is sold on positive guarantee. Do not fail to try it. J. w. Wells.
 -Messrs. Van Boswell and P. G. Thompson, having purchased an incu- bator, are going into the poultry busi- ness on an extensive scale. They ex- pect to hatch 200 chicks per week.
 If you aim to haul us wood to apply on subscription haul it now, we will not need it after winter is past.
 All the while the republicans con tended that it would be cold day when the democrats secured absolute power in this country, and sure enough Satur- day was just such day.
 Do you wear hat? If so go to Pruitt- Bell Merchantile Co.'S and you will find just what you want.
 Owing to ill-health, Rev. J. E. Johnson, who has been pastor of the c. F. church at Ozark for several years, has decided to move to California, and will start about the lst of April.
 Limburger and Swiss cheese, Bologna sausage and WeInerwurst, always on hand at B. ". Craig's restaurant.
 The public school entertainment will take place the latter part of next week. An elaborate program has been prepared and two nights will probably be required to render it.
 c. D. Weir has just received large lot of extra patent flour which he offers lower than he lowest for spot cash.
 The public is requested to remember the commencement of series of ser mons at the Presbyterian church next Monday night by the Rev. MT. Mccoy of Ft. Smith. Everybody Is invited to attend.
 All the latest styles and shades in dress goods at Pruitt- Bell Merchantile Co. They must be seen to be appreciat- ed.
 Little Tommy Dnpree Kirkscey, the II months old son of Dr. Foster J. Kirk scey, who was badly burned last Decem- ber at Dr. l.. c. kirkseey's, Dover, is i'm proving quite rapidly and his perma- nent recovery Is now assured.
 Wash fabrics, serges, challies, henri ettas and in fact all the latest novelties and styles in dress goods at Pruitt-Bell Cos.
 Last Friday Esq. U. l.. Meade per formed the ceremony which bound iu marriage the following parties; Wm Wright and Miss Celia Richards, Frank Bowman and Miss Amanda Foster, all of Illinois township.
 Get your coal, the best in the market from Brown tS Rankin. Orders left al the livery stable will receive prompt st- tention.
 MT. John W. White is having many
 n f4ft made at the old homestead. When fin ished his will be. indeed, an ideal home the equal in appearance and appoint ment of many city residence. (1n re