The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-12
Rnr your coal of wm. Brooks.

at Erwins.
 MT. Bob owens is clerking at the Racket store.
 Come and pay your account at once at Erwins.
 big lot of paints, oils and yarnishes atJ W. Wells.
 Bob Bradley has 100000 frst-class brick for sale.
 250oo first class heart shingles cheap, at Erwin's.
 Use Weimer'5 Liver Medicinc--the best in the world.
 Mrs Mary Montgomery spent Sun day in Little Rock.
 Big line of new shades just in from Poe. each to $l.00 at Erwins.
 Campbell & Winchester have in stock saf fine line of cigars Try them.
 Hon. ". L. sibley of Atkins was in town last Thursday.
 Tate & Peeler have for sale pea and timothy hay and oat straw, all baled
 Weimer's Bronchiline is guaranteed to cure all kinds of sore throat. Try it.
 -Ex-Postmaster ". W. Brashear was in town last week calling on friends.
 Have you seen those ladies all-wool ribbed hose at Jacobsons for only Is cents!
 CHINCHINE is the best bed bug poison on earth. For sale only by J. ". Wells.
 MT. John Ewton Is suffering from an attack of fever, but is improving.
 Come and price our new goods and if they are not cheap enough you don't have to buy. J. 4. Erwin.
 FoR SALE.-Stove or fire wood, any length. Leave orders with Smith & Brown, or G. A. MORRIS. a4 -Messrs. Ed Bernard and ". J. ohm son were visitors in Little Rock this week,
 Campbell S Winchester serve excel lent meals at Poo. The table is supplied with all the market affords.
 Hall & Smith will buy any stove they can't repair. Satisfaction always guaran- teed Leave orders with Smith X Brown
 MT. John NJ. Brashear is in Chicago this week enjoying the Columbian Expo sition.
 The Boyd family, company of musi- cal prodigies, will give an entertainment at the courthouse on Thursday night, l2
 Miller Bros carry complete line of furniture, window shades, fine clock shelves and all kind of caskets and cof- fins.
 MT. Robert L. Harkey and wife left last Saturday for Chicago to visit the great fair.
 Until cooler weather Campbell & Winchester will not keep fresh oysters FBnly on Saturdays. Give them your orders,
 --Rey. H. B. Milner and family left this morning for Sherman, Texas, where they will locate.
 Mrs. Shinn, the Art teacher, is pre- par ed to take orders for frst-class portraits in pastel, oil, and crayon. Prices reas- onable.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. C. Brown and Mir. and Mrs. Arch Rellow of Dover spent Sunday with relatives here.
 LADIES' LADIES My stock of dress goods is complete embracing all the latest styles in goods in the leading shades. M. JACOBSON.
 Probate court will be in session next Monday There will be an adjourned term of county court Tuesday. We have the best stock of Furniture. | baby carriages. wall paper, collins and caskets between Little Rock and Van \ Buren, any price you want at Erwins.
 Misses Jonnie and Fannie Rollow \ snt last week at Dover visiting rela- Lyes, returning home Sunday.
 have four good young work mules for sale cheap for cash, or will trade one for corn. Call and see me one mile east of Russellyille. J. NJ. Harkey.
 Miss Maggie Miller, who has large music class at Cabin Creek, came down Friday to spend few days visiting her mothers family. W. G. Weimer, Notary Public, at the First National Bank, takes acknowledg- ments, writes deeds and conveyances and does all other kinds of notarial work
 Mrs. Ruth Henry is desirous of get ting up class in oil and crayon painting. Terms reasonable. Apply at residence on Russell street.
 Shiloh's Cure, the great Cough and Group Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 2oc i. Children love it. Sold by WM. BROOKS -R Bob MeKeeyer, son of John McKeey- Fer, formerly q citizen of this township, now of Palmer, Texas, IS here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. James II. Shinn is prepared 10 take pupils in drawing and in all branches of painting. Terms to suit the times. Studio up stairs in Shinn build ing.
 --Mr. J. W. Wells and family return ed home Saturday from Bentonviie I where they spent the summer very leasantly and prohtaby.
 NICKEL CLOCKS at wilkey's jewelry
 ore at the following low prices time, .lendar and alarm soc; time and ealen- lar Soc; time and alarm soc; time only COG.
 --Rev. 5. J. Oslin, of It. Smith, one Of ! the leading musicians of the State VIII , attend the union singing school at At kins Saturday and Sunday. l have just received Q sloch ol p@ii- more tailor-made suits. Why pay twice Es ]. price for suit when l guarantee ht in these fine garments NJ. JACOBSON. Cotton went of several points Tues day, losing nearly one-half cent The price now ranges from 694 to "a accord ing to quality. Receipts good | Mrs Wehb is receiving new goods leonstantly and her stock is full and eomplete in every particular. She in- Yites the public to call and see for then.-