The Russellville Democrat., 1893-09-07
Buy your drugs from ]. W. Wells.

The town council will convene in regular meeting tonight.
 Buy baby carriages cheap at Erwin's Miss Lou Brashears of Moreland was in town Saturday visiting friends. snau Bile Beans prevent Constipation. ESQ. J. A. Russell says that good crops are the rule in Martin township. WASrED.--A load of pine to apply on subscription.
 Miss Maggie Miller left last week | for Lamar where she has music class.
 For new crop sorghum molasses go to Perry & Sons.
 Wiley Albright, the barber, accom- panied D. c. Weir to the Strip last week. A big lot of paints, oils and varnishes at J. W. Wells.
 MT. Robert Riddle left last week for short visit among old friends in New ton county.
 c. F. Howell has a five-room resi- dence for rent.
 Mrs. Jennie Scott and children re- tuTucu idSt Wcch to bhch HohC I'll Texarkana.
 Fresh Oysters at Winchester & Camp bells restaurant.
 Misses Lillie and Fannie Oliver have gone to visit friends in Little Rock and Benton.
 For rent. A four room residence, re- gently repapered and repainted. Apply to Jeff Davis.
 --Messrs. Wallace and Davis returned from Danville Saturday, having finished the business of the term.
 Use weimer's Liver Medicine-the best in the world.
 --John NJ. Brashears, with Ed Camp bell of Clarksyille, spent few days this week with his Russellville people.
 -Messrs. Will Pruitt and Floyd Ho- gins returned from the Fair last Friday. 1t is needless to say they had delight ful trip.
 The wife of neputy Sheriff K. s.. Hamilton died at Atkins last week after a lingering illness. The deceased was an estimable lady.
 Miss Stella Russell and sister return ed last week from the Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Russell stopped in St. Louis and will return this week.
 Judge J. T. Bullock. secretary of the school board, IS sengaged in enumera- ting the scholastic population of District II this week.
 -Teddie Rozzell of Morrilton is rem dering us valued assistance in the me- chanieal department while Elmore Lucy is attending the Worlds Fair.
 MT. J. k. lobe, editor of the Searcy Beacon. spent Sunday and Monday in this city visiting relatives. He return ed home Tuesday morning.
 Editor Howard of the Dardanelle Gospel Echo, organ of the Christian church in this state, favored the DEMo- GRAF with a call last week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Bowling of Ham, burg, Ark, are in the city stopping at the residence of Mir. R. NJ. Oates. They will remain to or three weeks.
 -J. c. McFadden, the veteran fruit grower of Northwood, was Tn town last week with some magnificent apples, for which he found ready sale.
 We invite every body 10 call and in- spect our sewing. We are yours for low prices. Mas. JoSEs & MRS. BRYANT, at Miss Mary Aliens Millinery store.
 McsIc.--AIrs. Ella Crook will resume her classes in vocal and instrumental music on or about September ID. Iern.s 8 .oo per month. Apply to Mrs. Croos' Karrs Clover Root the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness 10 the complexion and cures Constipation, 25c., soc. s1.00. Sold by VIM. BROOKS.
 -Messrs. Brown & Hall are breaking ground for their new building on Jerer- son street. It will be built of brick one story high. MT. Bradley will furnish the brick.
 w G. Weimer, Notary Public, at the First National Bank, takes acknowledg- ments writes deeds and conyeyanees and does all other kinds of notariai work Friday night will be the regular semi-monthly meeting of the hhlghts and Ladies of Honor. Members Se nrged to attend as business of importance will be considered.
 shiloh's Cure is sold on guarantee It cures Ineipient Consumption. u Is the best Cough Cure. Only one cenl a dose. 25cts, j0cts, and sl.OO. Sold bY VIM. BROOKS.
 MT. John A. Erwin is the proud father of baby girl three weeks old, but was too busy selling furniture ana sewing machines to tell the reporter about 1t until last Friday.
 Have you watch that needs repairss or some broken jewelry whicn you wlsl ls, ,,,o,,Jads if so. take them to II. C. Will. kew the Jeweler, and have them repair' ed in first-class order.
 Cotton has advanced about one hah cent in the past two weeks, ana the tendency is still upward. An advance of two or three cents would pc pooh ' The cotton raisers this season.
 INIT AGAIN.
 The Weimer Drug Co. has purchased