The Russellville Democrat., 1893-09-14
Our Prices aIWay the Lowest. Gall and See Us


 --ssThere is that which with-holdeth, but it tendeth to poverty" solomon wrote this for the man or town that was too mean and stingy to invest in pub lie enterprise, and especially in school enterprise.
 MT. J. T. Fowler's Jefferson street residence has recently been remodelled, repainted and improved so that in com fort, convenience and imposing appear ance it is the peer of any in town. MT. Fowler is to be congratulated upon hav- ing such handsome home.
 Prof. A. E. Lee and family departed to-day for Ft. Smith where they will make their home in the future. All Russellville regrets to lose this excellent family, but comments them most hearti- ly to the good people et the Border City.
 One Small Bile Bean every night for week arouse Torpid LiverR. Gc. per bottle.
 Lots on the corner of Jefferson and David street, opposite the masonic build ing, have been purchased by the trustees of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church, on which they purpose erecting handsome house of worship soon as the arrangements there for can be perfected.
 We noted recently that in conse- quence of her schools every house in Conway was filled and demand for more. One-third of Searcy's population and that much of her wealth is due to her schools. Can Russellville see a point?
 The business men who advertises gives evidence that he wants your trade, and the fact that he adyertises also em- phasizes the fact that he can and will make prices on his goods that will con vince his customers that they do well in purchasing from him.
 The DEMOCRAT representative ac- companying the Chicago excursion writes under date of September T: All the party arrived safely and are com fortably located. Am enjoying it huge ly. Have had no difficulties. Attend ance immense, nearly 3OO,O00 to- day"
 snsau Bile Beans cure Constipation 25c.
 -Dr. W. II. Hill celebrated his 45th birthday last Sunday. He has been a resident of Russellville since 1873 and has at all times been one of our fore- most and most progressive citizens. In his profession he ranks with the best. His friends most sincerely wish him many returns of his natal day.
 SmaR Bile Beans cure Sick-headache
 To Mir. Lewis Koonce of Clark township belongs the honor of bringing the first bale of cotton to the Russell vile market. It came on the afternoon of the 9th inst. and was sold to T. J. Russell & Go at n cents pound. The bale was ginned by l.. NJ. Smith of this place.
 Small Bile Beans cure Biliousness.
 At recent meeting of the annual missionary conference of the NJ. E. church, south, in Jauan, the Bishop be- ing unable to attend on account of sick ness, Rev. Crowder Moseley was elected to preside in his stead. MT. Moseley was formerly resident of this city, and is pleasantly remembered by all our people.
 snrrH's Pain Competitive, pure;
 Every ache and pain will cure. Prom all accounts cotton has been more seriously injured in this county by drouth than is generally supposed. In the nplands the top crop Is almost total failure, while in the bottoms, while not so general, similar complaint is heard. It is conceded that the crop this year cannot possibly exceed that Of last year very far.
 Cure for Colds, Feyers and General Debility Small Bile Beans 2oc. per bottle
 The elaborate and interesting report of the reunion of the ex-confederate veterans. which was held at this place last Saturday, appearing in our columns to-day, Is the product of the trenohant pen of Mir. J, F. Munday, himself an ex- soldier and one of the boys who partici- pated in Saturdays gathering with artl0r and enthusiasm unbounded. On it's own account and in behalf of Ben Elm hry Camp, |. C. w., the DEMocRAx re- turns thanks to MT Munday for his en- tertaining report of the meeting.
 Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Fever sorea Smiths Pain OIL s5 cents.
 The fall term of Dover school will begin October Q and continue eight months, with the following faculty Prof. A. s. Hays, principal; Prof. Will ' F, Turner, intermediate department; J, q. Hays, primary department, With capable teachers, excellent location, comfortable buildings, necessary appa- ratus. etc.. the Dover school offers excep- tionable advantages to the youth of both sexes Co secure an education. Read ad- ivertisrmeut in this issue, and write for catalogue to A. $. Hays, Principal, or | ur. D. F. Ruff, Secretary of Board.