The Russellville Democrat., 1893-06-15


complished young lady of Clarksville.
Losr-At the ice cream parlor Satur-
day night a light blue silk fan. Suitable
reward for its return to this office.
"A new and substantial foot bridge
spans Priarie creek on Pine street con-
Meeting north and south Russellville.
High Patent flour, the finest
made, $500 per hundred at
Pruitt-BeII Mercantile Cos.
You can make no better investment
than to buy a Buckeye Cultivator. For
sale by Love 4 Roys Hardware Co.
Capt. J. NJ. Harkey, state agent for
the Masonic Relief Association is at Per-
ryville this week in the interest of the
association.
Miss Kate Wilson returned this
week from Lebanon, Tenn, where she
graduated from the Lebanon College for
Young Ladies.
A fun line Of gents spring and sum
mer underwear, shirts, ties, etc, Just
received by Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co
Mr.. w. f. Bowden Of Clio. Texas,
is visiting friends in this county. He is
a teacher of penmanship and is giving
lessons in this art.
Try that high patent flour, the
finest made, for So 90 per hum
dred at PruItt-Bell Mercantile
Co.
Take your old furniture to Miller
Bros. and have it repaired, vanished or
upholstered. They make 1t as good as
new.
Mr.. James Norris placed on our
table some nice apples and peaches last
Saturday. He says his fruit crop prom
ises to be abundant.
rhe verdict of all who have tried it is
that G. ID. Rowan 81 Bros high patent
flour makes the whitest bread Of any IN
town.
Mr.. C. w. Bowden, Jr., and family
have moved back from Texas and local
ell again on Gum Log. Their friends are
rejoieed at their return.
WANTED. Several wide-awake men
to represent the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. at Russellville. Address 1, u.
NoRrHUP.
j. NJ. Luker has purchased X. ii
Smiths interest in the RussellYille
foundry. The plant is now owned BY
Mr.. Luker and a. II. Davis.
That Pruitt Bell Mercantile Co. have
outstripped all competitors IN style,
quality and prices is the emphatic com
ment Of all critics.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. +. Hollo-
woa for box OF delicious rasberrles
presented Friday morning. They were
very large and finely Favored.
The st. Louis ''Twice-a-week" Repub-
lie AT a dollar year is the cheapest pa
per extant. We will forward your sub
scriDtion if YOU desire.
The Epworth League meets Sunday
afternoon at 3 80. Subject Jacobs
Dream - scripture lesson Genesis $40
~. Led by Miss jennie Rollow
We want to say to the ladies that our
stock Of wash goods, lawns, white goods,
etc. is equal, ii not superior, 70 any In
town. Fruit Bell Mercantile GO.
Rev. DR.. Dodd Of New Hope occu-
MED the pulpit Of the NJ. Il. church,
south. az IL O'Clock last Sunday, and
preached an interesting discourse.
For anything in the canned goods line
such as oysters, genuine French sar-
dimes, corned beef, Bahama pineapple,
etc. lust call on c. d. Rowan u Bro.
CoNuNDRUM.-How many residents o.
town can tell on what street they 1--we,
and how many could direct stranger
30 that he could find their homer
We were pleased 70 receive call
Tuesday from Mr.. George Williams, the
handsome and genial representative OF
the Frey Stationery co. of Sc. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Erwin pre-
sent an attractive advertisement IN TINS
issue Of the DEMOCRAT Call on them
when needing anything in their line.
W. G.. weimer, Notary Public, az the
First National Bank, takes acknowledge
ments writes deeds ANA conyeyances
ANA does All other kinds oi notarlal work
Mr.. =. NJ Rauney. representing the
Means Shoe Co 90 Boston, was 2 pleas
ana caller at tais ofllee Yesterday MORN
Ing in company with Mr. NJ, jacobson.
Mr.. John B. Brasiiear has retired
from the poultry buying business ana
resumed ais 0id position as He w agent
o. me ia. smith road. lie has tue night
run.