The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-23
RUssELLvILLE TAILORING co.

I ' | of fine clothing. NJ JAcoBsoN.
 The strike at Cameron's mine was 1 satisfactorily adjusted last week and thu miners went to work at increased wages
 They are busy all the tune putting uT new goods and selling them. at Erwin's
 Mrs. r. c. Kyle, who has been down for the past six weeks attending the bed. side of Mrs. ". r. Wooten, has returned home.
 Will continue to sell at bankrupt l prices for two weeks longer at Erwins Now that the time for spring clean ing has come it is hoped the ordinance on sanitary regulations will be rigidly enforced.
 See our stock of baby buggies before buying elsewhere. Miller X Richard son.
 Little Ebert, the bright four-year old son of Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Howell, Is slowly recovering from severe attack of pneumonia.
 Miller S Richardson sell machine oil needles, belts and all attachments for machines.
 MT A. B. Williamson, the produce | dealer, is speaking of engaging in the mercantile business on Point Remove in Conway county.
 In Jacobson's mammoth stock you will find laces and embroideries in endless varieties.
 Mrs. Martha Fry of Batesville con | tarxD ff-l Iu in sellYille. Her son is the new cook at B. | ". Craig's restaurant.
 For drugs of all kinds, and articles usually kept in drugstores, call on J. | w. Wells.
 Have your teeth fixed at the Russell vile Dental Parlor, where you will re- ceive prompt attention and get nothing but first class work.
 The Messrs. Swann, one from New | York and the other from Tennessee, are | visiting their brother, MT. s. W. Swann, at London, this county. | FouND.--A new cashmere coat No. 15. The owner can get same by applying at this office. MT. Ray Wood of Batesville has ac- cepted situation in the Russellville Tailoring establishment. He is said to be an expert workman. Our stock of stationery is unsurpassed in quality or price. Call and see. Smith Drug Go.
 From the Gazette's legislative notes It can be inscribed on Senator Harkey's monument: Here lies pol | jtician and an honest man. LANDRETH's garden seeds, fresh, and the best in the world, at J. W. Wells drugstore.
 "A number of our subscribers are in arrears, and while in attendance at court | two weeks hence we shall take it as a special favor if they will call and settle. A new line of the latest and most stylish ladies shoes just received by Pruitt-Bell Go. pr Hopkins returned Friday from the Territory. While at Muldrow he de- | livered a lecture on music at the college building to a large and appreciative au- dience.
 | A car load of flour just received at surprising low figures by Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co. At the Cumberland Presbyterian church next Sunday morning Rev. U. j.. Hearon will deliver a discourse on "Evi- dences of Salvation" The public is in- vited.
 Miller & Richardson sell picture frames, curtain poles and window shades. | Call and see us. l Do,,no..,,ta+;,,a puobanan ,,airad nn I all the important measures pending, se- cured leave of absence and came home Friday to see his family. He returned Monday.
 | The DEMOCRAT IS equipped for all lines of commercial job printing. Leave your orders with us. The case of Brownrigg & Wilcox vs. Cazort Bros, in which judgement was rendered the plaintiffs in the Pope cir cult court, has been affirmed by the su- | preme court.
 c. D. Rowan & Bro. keep the best cof- | fee in town. Try their African Java coffee and be convinced.
 wANTEp.-A white girl IA or b years old to nurse and do light housework. | Apply to Ed Bernard.
 The first ear load of eggs ever sent | from Russellville will be shipped this week by Nj. 5. Whayne to New York. | The car will contain $50 cases, worth about Sl,2O0.
 l The largest, best assorted and cheap est line of stationery in town, is to be found at Wells drugstore. Attendants at court will find excellent lodging and meals, at reasonable prlces at c. D. Weir's restaurant.
 MT. Robt Chasteen of Fit. Smith was in town last week selling flour and ming ling with his numerous friends. The DEMOCRAT acknowledges pleasant and | substantial call.
 Do you wear a hat? If SO go tC Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co.'s and you will find just what yon want. | If you aim to haul us wood to apply on subscription haul 1t now, we VII not need it after winter IS past.
 Next Friday night is the time fol the regular semi-m0nthly meeting ol | Ashley lodge No. 53G Knights and La
 dies of Honor. Members are requested
 to be be in attendance. | Hamburger and Swiss cheese, Bologna
 sausage and Wenerwurst, always or hand at B. W. Craig's restaurant My stock of gents furnishing goods i
 complete. Now is the time to lay II
 your summer wear. NJ. Jacobson
 -Sallie Teastey, sixteen-year ol,
 colored miss, whose home is in Lee town , ship, was lodged in jail Monday charged , with infantcide. Her trial will take plac'
 during the April term of circuit court