The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-26

MT. W. B. Rollow, representing Carl & Tobey of Little Rock came Tn home Saturday and spent Sunday With his family, worked the town Monday and went on his circuit again.
 Mr. Horace Bradley has moved his law office from the Peoples Exchange Bank building to room No,- upstairs in the Smith & Brown building, on Jef- ferson street.
 MT. NJ. Jacobson calls attention to his immense stock of fresh and stylish goods in a new advertisement to-day He keeps first-ciass goods and deserves the liberal patronage he enjoys
 To my Customers Being summoned before the United States grand jury at Little Rock my barber shop will De closed until my return which will be as soon as duty will allow. SIX. DOUGLASS
 A Mr. Wells, of Cabin Creek, was down Monday looking out q business location for a boarding house. We hope we may be able to locate this one of Johnson county's excellent citizens.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette is now published twiee-a-week at the old price of $l.00 per year and at that rate onght to secure a largely increased subscription list. If yon are not taking It let us send in your subscription.
 Eight clerks were heard complain ine Saturday afternoon at the Racket about not having had any dinner. The store was crowded all day with people anxious for share of the big bargains,
 "A motion has been filed in the su- preme court by the Dardanelle pontoon bridge company to set aside the Judge ment awarded Mir. Shinn. This opens the case again and another legal tilt will be had.
 General Superintendent Peck and Superintendent McGee passed here Monday night on tour of inspection, and were on the yard when the wreck which occurred Monday night took place.
 If you know how many there are in A wood bucket full of oceans then you know how many thanks the editors fam ilv returned to Mir. W. H. Garden when he got home with a bucketful of that kind of fruit
 The Pruitt--Bell Mercantile Co. have new advertisement in this issue. This is live, progressive firm, compos- ed of young men who keep fully abreast of the times in seasonable goods and popular prices.
 Mrs. Lou Hall offers her services to the public in the line of dressmaking Having had several years experience she guarantees satisfaction. Residence on cofner of River X Russell street where Mir. Branch Renfrow formerly resided
 -The Y. P. $. C. E. have changed their time of meeting from half-past fonr Sunday afternoons to hali-past two We worshipped with them Sunday after noon and enjoyed very much the readi- ness with which their young members participated.
 To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean after eating. aSc. per bottle
 The appointment of Mir. John E.. Crownover to be receiver of public mon ies at Dardanelle was made by the Pres ident last week. As Mir. W. r. Wooten has been recommended as register, we presume his appointp' will be made at an early day.
 The Weimer Drug Go. is going to keep the most complete stock in the country. If YOU want anything go there and you will besure to find it, but don't forget yonr money. Nothing will be allowed to leave the house before being paid for, but lower prices than any one else is the motto of the concern.
 Cotton is eddying around a point about three-eighths below its best price ten days ago. Tuesday it ranged from ITO to TAO and maintained these figures yesterday without much sign ! from which to prophecy either m ads vance or a decline.
 -Messrs. John Hatley and Berry Li- 1 nam sent to the DEMOCRAT this week by 1 Cant. Scott [ sample of Boomerang burr, which attracts attention on account of 1 the shape of the stalk being exactly sim 1 Tar to the boomerang, weapon of de- 1 fense used by Australians.
 -Rev. q. J. Hearou requests us Co state that there will be no preaching at ! the c. r. church next Sabbath. The missionary collection will he taken on the first Sabbath in November and on the same day there will be a service m l the interest Of publications.
 Pitchers CastoFla.