The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-09
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l uow's TFi1s I Nc oiier One Hundred Dollars Reward fo | any eAse Of Naiarrt that cannot be cured bl 1 Halls Eatarrh Cure.
 we X: < Se Ssss rfsg fsgs~s TYss ' { ss 2 ney for the iasf IS years. and believe him per ] feeil2 honorable and financially able to carr.
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 ing directly npon the blood and mucous snrfnce, uf the system. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold b7 VI Drnggisss Testimonials free. lai' Remember you can get goods now ai the Racket Store (Howell 4 White old stand, at St. Louis prices for we are sell ing at cost.
 Several anvils were fired here about noon Saturday in honor Of the restora- tlon of democratic supremacy in the government. The loyal democracy ol Russellvilie has lost none of its enthusi- asm since the iies of November. T. J. Russell & Bro. are closing out their old stock at great sacrifice to make room for new goods. Now is tho time for bargains.
 Mir. ". <. Bewden of Clio. Texas lost his residence and smoke house and all their contents. valued at $12O0, by l fire, recently. The fire originated in n defective fine Mir. Bowdsn's many Pope county friends will deeply sympathize with him in his misfortune Pair of good mules and pair of good horses for sale for cash or on time En- quire of ]. B. Evants, or G. A. Morris at Perry Renfrow place.
 -In the report of the surgical opera ton on Mrs. Bell in last weeks paper we inadvertently omitted mention of the fact that Dr. Whitesides and young Dr. Ragsdale were also present. Mrs. Bell | IS getting along excellently and will soon be we'll again.
 The handsomest line of spring dress goods ever displayed in Russellville just received by Pruitt-Bell Merchantile Co. Call and inspect them-
 The Dardanelle pontoon bridge is advertised for sale to satisfy judge- ment against it in favor of Mr. Shinn for S5000. Mir. Shinn owned the ferry at Dardanelle and the bridge rendered it useless.
 's.tHMIT 9B 'ApOq aug nsql Isdpaqo auso Isd e9 sstusIJ Hss 'ssmeLJ 5In9oId aYnru saInlIuInJ uo 5u! -L!edsI Jo spuIa IIe op Asql lsqmsmsH Among our new advertisements to- day will be found the card of Dr. l.. J. Smith offering his professional services to the people of Russellville and vicini- |ty. Dr. Smith is graduate of the Memphis Medical College. His office is in the the Smith Co.'S drug store.
 Shorthand by mail or personally. Three trial lessons free. Simplest and best system. Kansas City Business Uni yersity, Kansas City, Mo.
 --Dardanelle has club called the An cient Order of Never Sweats The last meeting of the order was held in the rear of butcher shop. The chief N s. is Miles Hastings X member must have at least two qualifications. He must be too strong to work or too weak to loaf.
 The St. Louis s'Twice-a-week" Repub- lie at a dollar Il year is the cheapest pa- per extant. We will forward your sub scription if you desire.
 Mir. M. Jacobson is in St. Louis buy ing an extensive stock of dry goods, clothing, etc, suitable for the spring trade. Ills Knowledge of the wants of the trade is sufficient guarantee that his selections will be highly satisfactory. The arrival.o his goods will be awaited with interest.
 Young men desiring to attend busi- ness college will find it to their advan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 Mir. and Mrs. Twiggs Brown of Potts Station are being warmly congratulated upon the arrival of pretty little girl to bless their home. It has been ten years since the last event of this kind trans pired in their househould, hence their joy can be better imagined than describ- ed.
 The closing out sale of the Racket Store is still going on at the Howell & White old stand Come everybody and get goods while they are cheap.
 Henry Howell and Chester Russell left Friday for Fayetteville to attend the coming session of the Arkansas In- dustrial University. Pope county is en- titled to fifteen beneficiaries in this in- stitution, and we should like to see our complement taken. If Interested call on Judge Berryman for particulars.
 Do you want to buy piano or or gan? We have a due bill on the Hol- lenberg Music Go. which can be bought at bargain. Apply at this office at once.
 The second term of tic Dover pub lie school under the superintendency of Profs. J. D. and A. s. Hays will close next Friday evening with a pleasing and instructive entertainment. The Profs. Hays have given such satisfaction in the conduct of the school that they have been employed to teach the next term.
 c. D. Weir's Restaurant Is the place to stop. Centrally located, and courteous attention. Fare the best the market af- lords. Lodging by day or week. Prices reasonable.
 -J. k. Holden, one of the Potts Sta tion robbery suspects was released last Saturday. A Memphis party came on with ample testimony to show that Hol- den was in Memphis on the day the rob- bery occurred, hence there was no ex- cuse for holding him. He left on the HIht tEdtl SuifIS tdcl. hliueFbrdilu anu Adams are still held, there being no likelihood of them proving an alibi.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to H. c. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in first-elass order.
 MT. J. F. Saurman and family have arrived and occupy the Dr. Wyatt place on Long street. Mir. Saurman is Mir. Shades new partner. He was once su- perinfendenf of the Thomas COfton