The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-27
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 MT. c. c. Majors of Searcy arrived ii our city to-day to reside permanently He will be connected with the Racke Store.
 WANTED TO ExcHANGE.--Desireab town lots for lumber. Apply to Law renee Russell.
 ProfW ". L. Crow, who has been sell ing school charts in Johnson county fol several weeks, came in Saturday and passed out to Moreland to visit the old homestead.
 Go to Miller Bros. for picture frames of any style. They always keep the lat est styles of frames.
 MT. Henry P Barbee, the we'll known drummer, passed down the road last Thursday and was met very cordial ly at the depot by several of his Rus. sellville friends.
 Wanted--ten scholars in china paint ing. Call or address Mrs. J. H. Shinn Russellyille, for terms
 -C. H. Young and family of Coal Hill moved down last week and occupy the Shinn hotel building corner of Main and River streets. Mir. Young will engage in the butcher business Life, Fire, or Accident Policies fur nished in the best Companies in the world, by J. K. Battenfield.
 -The Paris Times announces that Rev. w. F. Hamilton, assisted by Rev w. E. Rutledge of Russellville, will be- gin protracted meeting at that place the first Sunday in September.
 I will sell you two first-class sewing machines for s55.00. Why pay $55 for one! Jno. A. Erwin.
 An interesting communication from a DEMOCRAT correspondent narrating the scenes and incidents of weeks so- journ in the Comanche territory will ap- pear in next issue.
 Come to see me when you want sew ing machine. You can save 20 or 30 dollars. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Rev. T. F. Jones of Jefferson county is visiting relatives here. From the Headlight we learn that he has signified his willingness to accept the pastorate of the Baptist church at Morrilton. My machine will run backwards and not break the thread. Prof. Northup's will not. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Miss Edna Shinn gave social party last Thursday evening complimentary to her guest, Miss Emma Cravens of Clarks- ville Every one present voted the oc- casion one of the successes of the season.
 A nice line of rubber-tired baby car riages just received, also a nice lot of boys wagons at Miller Bros.
 --Encourage the ladies of the C. F. church in their effort to liquidate a church debt by attending the festival Friday night at Mr. Rankins. There will be ice cream and cake in abun- dance.
 Mrs J. H. Shinn has interesting class in painting and will be pleased to show work to all parties interested in art.
 MT. Rhea Wood, for sometime the junior member of the tailoring firm of Stueckel S Wood, left Monday for Fres- no, California, where he expects to To- cate May his lines be cast in pleasant places.
 LUMBER FOR SALE! l will deliver promptly. Leave all orders with T. J. Russell & Bro. W. J. SosBEY. If
 --Sheriff w. J. Johnson went to Little Rock Tuesday to participate in the or ganization of q sheriff's association de- signed to facilitate the capture of crimin- als and promote the better enforcement of the law.
 Go to Fuckers for ice cold drinks. Soda water, lemonade, ginger ale, milk shake and Coca-Cola always on tap.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Church of Free man Springs returned home Monday af- ter a short visit in the city, accompanied by Mrs. D. s. Hyatt and children who will spend few weeks at that delightful summering place.
 Accidents will happen-before you start to the Worlds Fair procure your Accident Policy from J. E. Battentield.
 MT. Reuben Smith has purchased from Capt. Harkey lot on Jefferson street on which he will erect business house soon. When completed it will be occupied by c. r. Hall who will open . stove repair shop.
 The verdict of all who have tried it is | that c. D. Rowan S Bros high patent llOul HihhcS tic Nlhttsb pic@n VI tstis '' | town.
 Al confederate pensioners whose names are on the rolls for this county must give the clerk notice before Aug ust lst SO that they may be retained on rolls for 1893 as his certificate must be sent to the State Board at that time.
 The parties who left a parasol and a | .l- s.f fah at "a fs obtain the same by calling there and de- scribing the property.
 We inadvertently omitted from the | list of public school teachers last week the name of Miss Mamie Mason. She was unanimously elected to take charge of the third grade department, the po- sition she filled so acceptably last term
 The St. Louis .Twiee-a-week" Repub- lie at a dollar year is the cheapest pa per extant. We will forward your sub. l scriDtion if you desire.
 --Rey. J. r. Weaver, late pastor of the 1 Dardanelle Baptist chuch, and wife, took l the tram here Tuesday for Tennessee their future home. Many of their ad- hiring Russellville friends were at the train to bid them an affectionate adieu.
 I sell machine that took the Grand | Prize over all other machines. The finest mechanics the world can produce say ssit is the best.n Jno. A. Erwin
 Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Fever Sores Smiths Pain OiL So cents.
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