The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-10

MT. and Mrs. Jerome Clary, of Au- gusta, Ga, enroute to Waco, Texas, to re- side permanently, arrived last week on a visit to Mrs. Clary's parents, Capt. and Mrs, J. M. Harkey. MT. Clary depart ed Monday, his wife will remain about ten days,
 John Raney, brother-in-law of c. A. Morris of this township was killed .near Riverside, Woodruff county, last Friday night while assisting the sheriff to arrest negro. MT. Raney lived here a few years ago and will be remembered as a very quiet, inoffensiye man.
 Prof. J. c. Smyth and family, of Chicalah, arrived last Wednesday and are pleasantly domiciled in the Moseley residence on west David street. The DEMOCRAT welcomes this excellent family to Russellville and trusts their stay may be long and pleasant
 Times are hard and money scarce and in order to reduce my large stock l will offer all goods at actual cost for the next GO days. But parties taking ad- vantage of this sweeping reduction must pay cash down as will make no tickets during this sale. M. Jacobson.
 Fayetteville Sentinel: MT. Law renee Russell, of RussellyIlle, will be a candidate for prosecuting attorney of that judicial district. MT. Russell has served two terms in the state legislature. He is graduate of the A. I. U. and has the best wishes of host of friends here. 
 An interesting interview with Rev. w. B. Rutledge on the proposed location of the Dardanelle district training school appears in this issue explaining fully the method adopted to secure the placing of this school at Russellville. It is worthy of careful consideration. Read it.
 At meeting of the session of the c. F. church held last week vacation of a month was voted the pastor, Rev. U. J Hearon, and the same was accepted. Therefore there will be no preaching at this church for month. The Sunday school and prayer meetings will be held as usual, however.
 Slightly disfigured but still in the ring. When you can't find what you want elsewhere come around to Pruitt-Bell Go. where you will always find just what you want at the very low est prices consistent with good, honest goods. No job lot or auction goods offer ed oyer our counters.
 The Russellyille Real Estate and Co. has in preparation colored map, folders, etc. containing a write-up of the county in and Russellville in particular. This matteris intended to attract capital and settlers to this part of the state and will be given wide circula- ton throughout the country. It is a method for advertising Pope county and which will doubtless be fruitful of good results.
 Notice.-It is a well known fact that a firm selling goods on credit will fall sooner or later. Hence we give notice that we will adopt the cash system begin hing September l, 1893. Thanking our customers and friends for their past pat and hoping to retain the same III the future, we are very respectfully, SMITH DRUG Co.
 We have heard it whispered that there is possibility of the establish ment of packing house in Russellville in the near future. 1t strikes us that this would be good location for such an enterprise, and with it, of course, would come a much needed ice factory. We learn that the company contemplating these enterprises will be strong enough to compete in the ice business with Lit- tie Rock and Ft. Smith, and why not be as big as any town in the stateY
 Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Fever Sores Smiths Pain Oil 3o cents.
 H. e. wiikey, the Jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting especial study, and IS now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of vision on short notice. He tests each eye sep arately and gives the required lenses necessary, in any style frame required Give him trial and if not suited 1t will cost you nothing.
 Since the city authorities have had the weeds cut down in the streets It seems strange that people living on those streets will permit their sidewalks to remain overgrown with weeds, not only presenting an unsightly appear ance, but rendering professionalism any thing but pleasant, especially mornings before the dew k gone. From com plaints heard it is evident the authori- ties will be called upon to remedy the matter. A hint to the wise should be sufficient.
 The DEMOCRAT is indebted to Capt. John K. Homer Scott for the presenta- ton last week of handsomely framed chart representing notable in- cidents in American history in the line of discovery, invention and statesman ship since the advent of the Northmen in the year 1000 down to and including the administration of Chester A. Arthur as President. The whole forms Q col lection of historical data that IS both in teresting and valuable. We sincerely thank our good friend for his kindness.
 The many truthful testimonials in behalf of Hoods Sarsaprilla prove that HooD's CURES, even when all others fail. Try it now.
 MT. A. N. Gable of Ridgeway, H., is spending few days in the city. He represents company of capitalists op- erating an extensive syrup, broom, cheese and butter plant in Illinois who desire a southern location. The com panv has three points under consider ation. one in Virginia, another in Mis- sssippi, and Russellville. Negotiations are now pending for the Melrose mill building and tenement houses. The ac- ouisition of this enterprise would be a valuable addition to our manufacturing interests, and every effort should be made to fayorably impress MT. Gable. Upon his recommendation will depend U, ...-a s....i.... Al a location