The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-10

you to see my prices before puylng. k J. Wilson.
 --The DEMOCRAT family is deeply in- debted to Mir. and Mrs. E. H. IIealey foi some luscious peaches--the finest of the season, presented Tuesday afternoon.
 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.
 --Embry Scott, the bright little son of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Scott, is danger ously i'll in Little Rock. Capt. Scott went down Saturday to attend his bed side.
 Lost or strayed.-One dun heifer calf wearing spike muzzle It's return, or information leading to it's recovery will be paid for. D. B. JAMES.
 Mrs. R. F. Roys and son, Marco, de- parted last week for Peshtigo, Wiscon- sin to be gone several weeks visiting relatives. They will return by way of the Worlds Fair.
 Just received full line of gents fur nishings, underwent, ties, suspenders, | fancy shirts at figures far below regular prices. Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Go.
 Freeman Springs is becoming a most popular resort. Several families from Potts Station are now encamped there enjoying the health-giying wa ters and cool breezes.
 sell machine that took the Grand Prize over all other machines. The finest mechanics the world can produce say Fit is the best" Jno. A. Erwin
 Rev. P. B. Summers, presiding elder of this district, will preach at the south ern Methodist church every night after Thursday up to and including Sunday night. Everybody welcome. We eat to live. If you would live to a 1 ripe old age take your meals at Winches- ter & Campbelps restaurant. All you want to eat and that first-class, for 25c.
 Ticket No. 2249 drew the Calendar clock at II. c. Wilkey's August drawing. The next drawing will take place the first of October and every dollar spent at his store will secure chance. ". G. Weimer, Notary Public, at the First National Bank, takes acknowledg- ments, writes deeds and conyeyances and does all other kinds of notarial work
 -Morrilton Headlight: With Hunt, of Johnson, Bullock, of Yell, Russell, of Pope and Reid, of Conway, all out for Prosecuting Attorney, the fight next year will be "rale interestin'." Have you watch that needs repalrs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to H. C. Will 1 key, the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in first-class order.
 Ut is lawful to kill deer from the first of August to the first of February; turkeys, from the first of September to the first of May; quail, from the first of October to the first of March. WANTED-A live man to represent our business in this place. Previous experi- ence not necessary to right man. Ad- dress PLYMOUTH RocK PANTS Co, 403 Main St., Little Rock.
 The public will be surprised to hear that the water-walking feat at Darda- nelle Monday afternoon was q fraud and fake. How strange. What will they do next to humbug the people. Pruitt- Bell Mercantile Go. are now showing the most complete line of gents luTHlSliiG EOOtlc. iNti w nus sellville. Call early and make your se- leotions before the stock is broken.
 Nora, the two year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Baird died Tuesday morning at the residence of their broth CT. Jeff Baird, where they were visiting. The child had been sick for some time.
 Capt. W. M. Peeler was right sick with fever several days last week which caused much apprehension on the part of his friends. He is convalescent nowhowever, and will soon be out again.
 --Messrs. Lawrence Russell and G. W. Walker will represent the C. r. church of Russellyille on the part of the eldership at Ewing Presbytery at the New Hope meeting on the 24th inst.
 The long looked for rain came last Thursday night greatly refreshing the atmosphere and giving new life to the almost parched and shriyelled crops. The only regret is that there was not more of 1t.
 We have heard much complaint re- cently about the condition of the roads and bridges over culverts. Overseers failing to look after these matters will have to render an account to the grand iury when it meets.
 am now selling everything in my stock at COST and cannot charge goods at such prices. So please do not ask It as I must refuse to make tickets for any one during this cash sale.
 NJ. Jacobson.
 While digging coal in mine south of town Saturday W. D. Lucy was caught by about a ton of failing slate and quite badly bruised. Fortunately assistance came promptly and rescued him from his perilous position.
 MT. Henry F. White is entertaining this week his brother, MT. J. B. White and Messrs. T. W. Wilson and James k. Falls. all of Gaston county, N. c. They are enroute to Texas, and stopped oil here to visit and rest awhile.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette is now published twice-a-week at the old price of Sl00 per year and at that rate ought to secure largely increased subscription | list. If you are not taking IL let us send in your subscription.
 Mrs. Mary F., wife of Mir. H. C. Arlett, died on the 4th inst. alter painful illness of two weeks, and was buried Saturday in the Russellyille cemetery. The bereayed family have the sympathy of wide circle of friends
 MT. T. E. Harwood Of Trenton, Tenn. was a visitor in the city several l days last week, the guest of his kinsman, MT. T. J. Russell. Mir. Harwood IS a prominent lawyer and politician, and has the honor of being at present mem Der of the upper branch of the Tennessee legislature. He is an upper-ease demo- crat. talented and geniai,--a gentleman with whom it is pleasure to meet at all times He returned home Saturday.