The Russellville Democrat., 1893-05-11
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 TUFTS PILLS makes a robust body. A load of good pine wanted. Apply at this office.
 The wise ones say there is a wed- ding on tapis.
 200 bushels corn for sale. Apply to R. D. Love.
 Good residence for rent. Apply to Win. Brooks.
 MT. R. C. West of Appleton was in town Tuesday.
 Administer Smyrna and Moquetto rugs at Erwin's.
 Attorney J. A. Lewis of Appleton was in town Tuesday.
 G. E Howell has a five-room resi- dence for rent. Prof. NJ. H. Baird made a business trip to Atkins Tuesday.
 Moving machines and hay rakes for sale by Love & Roys Hardware Go. And yet cotton continues to go low CT and lower. Plant more corn and hogs. Buckeye cultivators are the best. For sale by Love & Roys Hardware Co. The handsomest line of neckwear in Russellville, at Pruitf-Bell Mercantile Co.'S
 Big line of mattings, window shades and smyrna rugs. Call and see, at Err wins.
 Wool challies, the latest shades and prettiest effects at Pruitt, Bell Mercan- tile Go. The finest line of baby carriages ever in Russellyille and the lowest prices at Erwin's.
 CHINCHINE is the best bed bug !. poison on earth. For sale only by J. W. Wells. MT. and Mrs. $. E. Ebbert of St. Francis county are visiting MT and Mrs. l II. c. Everett. For low prices in ladies, gents, misses and children's shoes, call on the Fruit Bell Mercantile Co.
 Attorney R. B. Wilson returned Tuesday morning from brief business d trip to Fort Smith. k Mrs. T. NJ. Oates, of Argenta, is here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. 4. Mckinney.
 Mrs. Sallie Matthews of Morrilton las the guest of Mrs. k. B. Wilson Sat- |rday and Sunday,
 From Dr. J. R. Linzey we learn that coal in paying quantities has been dis Ecovered near Atkins,
 --The delinquent tax list will be pub 1shed next week. It will be slightly rger than last year.
 --Station-Agent Patrick and family Df Mill Creek are visiting relatives in ussellyille this week.
 One second hand combined reaper and he single reaper for sale at a bargain. Apply to c. s. Gerber.
 -Dr. J. A. Westerfield has moved his Mice to the Ragsdale & Ferguson nilding on Main street.
 Miss Mary Allen has received new pck of ladies and ehildren's hats. New V styles and lowest prices.
 Miss Bessie, the 13-year old daugh- er of Mir. and Mrs. r. c. Everett is crit Eally ill with a pulmonary affection. Just as we go to press we learn she IS eing.
 FoR SALE.--A Disk cultivator, spring bth harrow, grain drill,and sulky blow most new. Apply to c. B. GERBER. r-Rev. S. H. Holmes and children of kolona, Ark, have been visiting Capt. |h Mrs J. NJ. Harkey for several days. 
 A full line of gents spring and sum- .NIIaer underwear, shirts, ties, etc, just received by Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co., - -Boswelrs chicken hatchery is per- forming very satisfactory. He has a E brood of 250 chicks in tlourishing con- & dition.
 E MT. and Mrs. c. W. Shinn of Little E Rock arrived last week and are enjoy \ ing visit among their relatives and \ friends. After several months afiiiction Mrs NJ. II. Baird is able to get out again 4 much to the delight of herself and her many friends
 Peter Hugler has on hand supply Of stone suitable for curbing, pillars or \ payements. If needing anything in this line call on him.
 A Chicago special says that the Arkansas public school work is equal to that done anywhere. Russellyille Is well represented.
 MT. Holly Patrick left Tuesday fol Atkins where he will engage'in the pho tograph business The DEMOCRAT washes him success, - River street has been extended Through the Terrence addition and grad ed, making it one Of the prettiest thor oHghfares in town.
 The St. Louis "Twice-a-week" Repub lic at a dollar a year is the cheapest pa per eXtant. We will forward your sub scriDtion if you desire.
 VI. T. Johnson, a-citizeu of this town ship, died on the 4th inst. and was buri ed on the day following in the Rankin cemetery. Obituary next week.
 w. c. Weimer, Notary Public at tn, tlrst National Bank, takes acknowledge ments, writes deeds and conveyance And does all other kinds of notarial worl
 -Aiessrs. Bill S Mann of Ozark rep resenting the Taylor Chromatic Print ing Process were in town yesterday ant iaVored us with an agreeable call.
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