The Russellville Democrat. [volume], October 07, 1875, Image 4

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T II E DE M OC R AT.
The Russellville Printing
Association,
i
IVni.lsHKJ;'. AND PjtOI'RIKTORS.
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All i 'inmiiim-ntionM on business should he
addressed to
H. V. «!01>K, BrsiNKssManager,
!.;t- * .11 villi. A rkansan.
«r». » —UM»1>
To Our Subscribers!
Near in mind thin V1" a cross mark on
vour paper i rnill. - A. that your t« ue i~
nearly out. and pm are ifpo' led to renew
at once. _
—O:io Dollar will buy
1 Tuck Combs,
2 y.ls. Sash Ribbon,
2 prs. ear rings and pins,
1 Gent’s Finger King,
4 yds. wide edging, at
Barrows.
—One Dollar will buy
1 pr. child’s shoes,
1 Ki.l Gloves,
2 “ Corsets,
2 yds. lilk. Alpaca,
1 Ladies Silk Scarf,
2 Lin. h Handkerchiefs,
5 prs. White Cotton Hose,
At Harrow's Cheap Cash Store,
Russellville, Ark.
rnaBT.-w •*. .7T«W' • WWWWWP—TO
It. It. WILSON',
Notary Public.
Rl’SSKLLVILLE.... ARKANSAS
Am prepared to take acknowlegmonf* of
Deeds and oilier written instruments; also
to take depositions.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—Advertise your wants.
—No preaching last Sunday.
—Subscribers continue to come
in.
m i _r. _H C_..
- i m; uun »vs » v* «vuv*
oil down.
—Butter, eggs and chickens
are scarce.
—Wheat is current as gold with
cur merchants.
—For a choice article of cream
,1 cry butter, go to Barrows.
—From Thursday until Mon
day the weather was delightful.
—Mothers you can find nursery
pins at Barrows.
—Read the contents of the
Grange Department.
—Barrow has just received a
lot of condensed milk. Try it.
—Busy time witli the farmers,
cotton picking is being pushed.
—We didn’t excursionatc much
last Saturday.
—C. J. Newman was over from
the lead mines Friday.
—For Sale.—A Top Buggy
^ nearly new, at Barrows.
—The wire for the telegraph
line to Dardnnelle is at the depot.
i
—Quite a number of our towns
people went out to Camp Meeting
at Center Valley last Sunday.
—We will still take a few more
i bushels of wheat—a hundred or
more—in payment for the Demo
crat.
“Heaped in the hollows of the grove,
The Autumn leaves lie dead ;
They rustle to tlie eddying gust,
And to the rabbit’s tread.’’
—Judge L. W. Davis left on
last Saturday ior Ozark to attend
the Franklin county circuit court.
—Remember all who subscribe
for the Democrat during this
month will receive it until the
close of 1870 for tf l.oO.
—Several new subscribers have
t
< i. 1 ('.in tlm I h.’vtni'n tT in wnrul
since our lust. Will take a few
more cords.
—If any of our property owners
want insurance they can have
their risks placed in good sound
companies hy calling on J. E.
Batten field.
—With profound sorrow we
learn of the great bereavement of
our esteemed friend Rev. Z.
Keeton, in the loss of his wife on
last Thursday.
—The free public school, we
learn, will open Monday. Prof.
Haddock will be principal and
will be assisted by his most ex
cellently qualified lad}*.
—County Surveyor Potts run
out the plat of ground belonging
to the railroad into town lots last
week. There are some very eli
» gihle lots and we suppose they
will be for sale.
—Mrs. !■'. K. Burrow wishes
to teach u small class in music
on Piano and (hiitar, and in
vocal culture and thorough
Bass, lias had 1U years expe
rience. A | nl.v early, at her
resident** — lSattcuUeld ti m.se.
Sept. MB, 1jt.'
—We understand Hint Clay
Lawless who formerly resided in
this vicinity, has been arrested
at Hot Springs, under charge
with having committed a murdoi
in Alabama before he came here.
Officer .lames Bilker started with
a requisition nltm him last Sat
unlay.
■Lit
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—The Jackson port Herald of I
the 2d inst. Informs its readers
that the Judge of the <’ount\
Court and a majority of the Jus
iiccs of the Peace ot Jackson j
I county, will meet oil the second
! Monday in Oct., for the purpose'
of levying taxes for 1875 and |
1 making appropriations for 1870. :
The County Judge of Sarbcr
county gives notice by a card in
I the Boonevillc Enterprise that the
| Justices of that county will meet
him on the 1st Friday after the
1st Monday in Oct., for the pur
■ pose of levying taxes, making
; appropriations Arc. Strange in
| deed, that there should be so
much misunderstanding about so!
important a matter. The law |
' provides but one time for this
business and that is the same in
every county m the state, to-wit:
On the Fourth Monday in Octo
ber each year.
—Moses M. Greenwood & Co.
—We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our merchants and
I cotton shippers to the card of
this sterling house, which will be
found m today’s paper. The
representative of the house, 51 r.
T. Lee Shute, passed through out
place last 51onday, on a tour
through the state visiting their
Arkansas friends, and looking
after their interests. The long
experience and large facilities en
joyed by this house, render it one
ot the first houses iu New Orleans.
Send them a consignment and
give them a trial.
■D_ r* . O..-- Tl’
* iiii v. i.'i.iw > tv in ' » v
arc proud to notice that a postal
car has been put on the Ft. Smith
road. An agent will soon be sup
plied and then great inconven
iences will be avoided, and we
will be able to reach our sub
scribers above and below much
sooner. The public will feel
truly grateful for this attention to
their wants and convenience.
We hope there will be no delay j
in putting the system into full j
operation.
—Owing to the large amount
of freight which had accumulated
at this and other places, the L. K.
A F. S. Ry. had to run a regular
train up and down last Sunday.
Conductor Buckner took down
18 car loads of cotton and wheat
at that time!
—The man who has a family of
children growing up, and fails to !
place within their reach a good j
newspaper, cuts off one of their
greatest sources of improvement.
Parents, be not unjust to your
children, but subscribe for the
Democrat at once.
—See the new advertisement of
Messrs. Renfrow A Mosely, next
door to Messrs. J. T. Fowler A Co.
Their stock of Family Groceries
is fresh, well assorted and cheap.
Don't take our word for this;
call and see them.
—We will give the Democrat
12 months for the ten largest and j
soundest ears of corn sent in to j
us out of the present years crop,
up to the 1st day of November.
We want them to send to the
Centennial.
—Read the article headed “To
our fanners,” which will be found j
in the Grange Department. These
are words of truth and wisdom,
from one whose soul is with the
farmer, and our people should
heed them.
—We had the pleasure of form
ing the acquaintance of Mr. W.
D. Slack, the new Land Cominis- j
missioner of the Ft. Smith Road,
last Saturday. We would take
J him to be a whole-souled, genial
I being and a thorough business
man.
—The Prairie County Agricul
| tural Society have resolved to
hold a County Fair sometime in ;
| October, “rain or sunshine.”
----
A Notorious Horse Thief Cup
lined.
1 On last Friday morning as oil!
cers Quinn and ('. C. Luker were
1 standing in front of Russell's |
store on Main street, a J'oung!
follow on a small black mule, sad
dlclcss, and almost bridieless,
rode up to the rack and was about
to dismount, when the officers
above named with quick preccp
tiou noticed that he was a suspi
cious looking character and car
ried a six-shooter slung uround
his body. In the twinkling of un
eye, a six shooter, in the hands of
the officers, was brought to bear
on him on either side, and he was
informed that the laws of Arkan
sas did not permit the perambu
lation of traveling armories, and
moreover that they (the officers)
knew him and wanted him any
how.
I
Taken completely- by surprise
l>y the quickness and keen preemp
tion of the officers, the young vil
lain could do nothing but. surren
der and shuck off his six shooter.
By this time a crowd had gath
ered around and the youngster
was recognized by Dr. W. H. Hill
and others as one John Litten, a
notorious young horse thief, who
some four or live weeks ago had
stolen a horse down about Little
Hock, and been pursued through
this place. Without further cer
emony the young scamp was lock
ed up in the calaboose, where lie
had remained but about an hour,
until Mr. Jno. Young and Dep’ty
Marshal Basey arrived in town
from Dover, making inquiry for
him and the mule he rode to town,
which it seems he had stolen from
a farmer over in Newton or Boone
county. Mule and thief were
soon on their way to Dover, where
the mule was turned over to the
owner, who had followed him that
far, and the thief to sheritf Petty,
who will take good care of him
until he is dealt with according
to law.
This same Litten, wc under
stand, was sent to the penitentiaiy
two years ago from this county
for assault with intent to kill on
a negro down about Gaila Rock.
M essrs. Luker and Quinn de
serve much credit for quick pre
ception and promptness displayed
in the capture of this notorious
character.
The Editorial Excursion.
Last Saturday, in accordance
with previous notice, brought the;
editorial excursionists—about fif- j
ity in numoer. i» e nau calcula
ted upon joining tiie excursion at
this point but were prohibited by
circumstances beyond our control.
We know we missed a good time,
and what we regretted more we
missed making the acquaintance
of our visiting brother quill-driv
ers. We had the pleasure, how
ever, of meeting them for a few
moments at the depot as they re
turned and became acquainted
with several. We trust all enjoy
ed their visit to our state and
their run up our way and that
they may be returned in safety to
their respective homes.
In this connection, we must
tender our thanks to the gentle
nanly, clever and efficient Sup’t
if the Ft. Smith road—Mr. Theo.
Hartman—for a kind and cordial
nvitation to join the excursion.
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Damp Meeting at Gravel Hill.
From the subjoined note it ap
pears we were mistaken in stating
ast week that Camp Meeting
would commence at Gravel Ilill
to-day.
We cheerfully insert the cor
rection and thank our friend for
.•ailing our attention to it:
Dover, Sept. 30, 1875.
J. E. Battenfiei.o: Please
correct an error in your last in
•egard to a Camp Meeting at
Bowden’s Chapel or Gravel Hill,
it is the 10th and 17th of October,
embracing the third Sabbath, and
iblige a friend. J. C. Rye.
_S%nvnr'il ai*tii<lnanf iinnnrtniwp
we are compelled to defer, on ac
count of the crowded condition of j
jur columns.
lilEXft.
On Tuesday morning Oct. 5th,
near Russellville, Ella Ewing,
aged 4 years.
On Tuesday, Oct. 5th, at resi
dence of Win. Luker, in Russell
ville, George Peters, aged about
60 years.
On Tuesday morning, Sept.
28th, James Fletcher Renfrew,
aged, one month; and on Wednes
day morning the 29th, Charlie
Pern Uciifrow, aged 4 years and
one month, both children of Mr.
P. V. Renfrew.
Together the two tender loved
ones were buried Thursday morn
ing, and together their pure un
sullied spirits bask in eternal
sunshine in their Fathers home,
free from sorrow, care and pain.
Ordinarice-“-Mo. 5.
Be it onluiuctl by the Mayor and
board of Aldermen of the town of
Russellville:
So rto.N 1. Any person or persons
on nlngdogs in tin* corporation shall
keep them inside of their inelosnre
or keep them muzzled. Any dogs
caught, outside of their enclosure
without being muzzled will be liable
to In- killed by the town .Marshal or
ids Deputy.
Sec. i. 'I'liis ordinance shall be
in force from and after its passage,
this Oct. 4th, ls7.’>.
J. B. Kit win, Mayor,
B. W. Cj.e.weu, Kcc’d’r protein.
B, W. CLEAVER,
Carpenter, Builder.
AND
tJxicicrtalii.or,
RUSHKI.l.VILI.E .. . ARK ANSAS.
All Work promptly attended to and
faction ifiutruDiced.
south-ca-t corner of Kiver and
DuvTd r-tn-cis.
! 1-1
BIOSES M. GREENWOOD * CO.
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 79Corondelet Street,
MOSES M. GREENWOOD,) lirU/ ABI F1IID
GEO. W. WHIiTLESBY, f IlCfv UlllLCIIIltfa
For Cheap Groceries, Go To
RENFROW $c MOSELEY,
THACH BUILDING, MAIN STREET,
Russellville,.Arkansas.
They keep constantly on hand a splendid assortment of
the actual necessities of life, which they
they offer very Jow for CASH.
PROFESSIONAL CART>S.
W. C. FORD,
.A.tt’y at Law,
AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Russellville,---- Ark.
Jjgfs'-OF'FICE—Over J. IS. Erwin’s store.
junelO-ly] j
E. I*, n ARRELL. | [J. D. FOSTER.
DRS. HARRELL & FOSTER,
PHYSICIANS AND SI'KG EONS,
RUSSELLVILLE,.ARK
Offer tlicir professional services to the
Public.
Special attention given to Surgery and
the diseases of women.
Calls by night or day promptly attended
to. ' [7-tf.]
office on Buchanan street.
L. C. LINCOLN. W. M. CALDWELL.
LINCOLN & CALDWELL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Conway, Faulkner Co., Ark.
Will practice in the Counties of Faulkner,
Pulaski, Cotncay, Pope and Perry. Special
attention given to the collection of .Votes and
Accounts and Claims against the 1‘nited
States. [.JunelO-ly]
B. D. TURNER, Jr-T
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Collector and Investigator of
Land Titles,
Atkins, Pope County, Ark.
JB@»Will practice in the Courts of the
State. [Junel7-lv.
LEWIS W. DAVIS,
A ttorn ey-at-La w,
—AND—
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Russellville, Pope Co., Ark.
Office on River street, nearly opposite J.
L.Shinn’s store. [11-tn-U
S. H. WHiTTHORNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LEW ISBI'RG,.ARKANSAS.
Will practice in the courts of Con
way, Faulkner, Van Bnren, Pope
ami Perry Counties nnd in the Su
preme and Federal Courts at Little
Rock.
tWOflieo up stairs in the ‘State’
building.
[ Seji2t!-tf.]
JUNKS, Me DOW KM. A CO | HUSSEY A CO
Little Hock, Ark. New Orleans
D. L. IiOUELAND,
WITH
BUSSEYS CO.
OENKKAL
(Commission ]\j[erchants,
—AND—•
COTTON FACTORS.
No. lBSm.th returner- Ij0uis Mo.
No- Vwf,eetruvi<!‘ New Orleans, La.
Liberal Advances made ou Consignments.
JNo. 2<)-rtiu.]
JNoTw. MORRISON,
WITH
8RGW, KARGADINE & CO.,
IMl'OHTKHS Itnil JOBBEltS OF
.
Qo<)Y>s,=
501, 503 anil 505, Nortli Fifth Street.
SAINT LOUIS. MO,
CANCERS
Removed witliout pain, or the use of
either caustics or the knife, and n.\i>
icai.ly mini. If painful, and tin
open ulcer formed, medicines will
be sent by express to give prompt
relief. ConmiUAtion by letter, One
Dullin'. Send llftv cents for book
with discrlpfive ('uses, References
and TcstiintMilals. «
DBS. PARK & McLIKSH,
No. 21 Kt,.; I2tli Street, New York.
Au-12-8
LORD & TAYLOR,
importers anil Dealers In Foreign *
ami Domestic
Dry Goods!
Will, owing to tlieir great suc
cess during the past season, in
tilling orders from all parts of
the United States, give greater
ATTENTION to OUT-OF
TOWN business.
With an ENLARGED DEPART
MENT and Increased FACILITIES,
they will till all orders l>v mail with
their usual PROMPTNESS, and,
they trust, with COMPLETE SAT- 1
ISF ACTION.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
FALL and WINTER DRESS goods,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, LINENS,
PRINTS, Ac. Also, HAMBURGS,
INSERTIONS, EDGINGS, TRIM
MINGS, Ac. PLAIN and FANCY
HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBREL
LAS, Ac., Ac. Each department
being complete and replete with all
the novelties to be found in the Eu
ropean markets
rSfOur Ladies’ Shoe Department
contains a stock of Winter Shoes un
surpassed for elegance, durability
and lowness of price. Directions
for self-measurement sent on appli
cation.
HP Complete assortment of Gents’
Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Ties, Hose, Gloves, Ac.
Goods sent to any part of the coun
try. Shirt measurement sent on ap
plication.
d?“For the accommodation of La
dies and Families who are unable to
visit the city, full lines of samples
of all grades of Dry Goods will be
sent, and orders bv mail tilled with
the greatest possible care.
Broadway & 20th St.,
NEW YORK.
$300 REWARD.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
W'HEREAS, IT IIAS COME TO
the knowledge of tlie execu
tive that Thos. Gosset murdered !
Thos. B Cook, on tlie 27th day of
April, 1870, in Pope County, and
lias been indicted by the grand jury
of said county, for murder in the
tirst degree, and that said Thos.
Gosset is now at large;
Now, therefore, I, A. II. Garland,
governor of tlie state of Arkansas,
by virtue of the authority as vested
in me by the constitution and laws
of tlie state, do hereby offer a re
ward of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for tlie arrest of tlie said Thos. Gos
sett, and Ids delivery to tlie sheriff' of
Pope county.
In testimony whereof I have lierc
_unto set my hand and caused
jr ,, I tlie great seal of tlie state to
( ’) lie affixed, at Little Rock, !
this 23d day of September,
A. D. 1875.
A. II. GARLAND, Governor.
By tlie Governor:
B. B. Reavehh, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION:
Said Thos. Gossett is about 20
years old ; about 5 feet high ; brown
or sandy hair; dark complexion, and
will weigh 140 or 150 pounds.
Ordinance--No. 3*
Be it ordained by tlie Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of tlie town of
Russellville.
Sec. 1. That whenever tlie Mayoi
of said town shall die or restgn or
lie absent from said town or shall be
interested in any matter pending in
tlie Mayor’s court of said town—tlie
Recorder of said town shall perforin
all the duties enjoined on the Mayor
of said town by ordinances of said
town, until tlie disabilities of said
Mayor shall be removed. And in
case he shall die or resign, said Re
corder shall perform tlie duties of
said Mayor’s office until an election
can be held to till the vacancy thus
occasioned by such death or resigna
tion. And in case of the Mayor’s
absence from the town or shall tie
sick, tlie Recorder shall do and per
form the duties of said Mayor until
his return to said town or until lie
shall be able to attend to his duties.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall be In
full force and effect from and after
its publication.
Approved Sept. 21st, 1875.
H. F. white,
Acting mayor,
Ordinance-'No. 4.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board. 6f Aldermen of the town
of Russellville.
That there ho collected for defray
ing the current expenses of the cor
poration for the year 1870—one
fourth of one per cent, on the total
j valuation of the real and personal
property in said corporation.
Approved Sept. 21st, 1875.
H. V. WHITE,
Acting Mayor.
Bill-heads, posters, i.Li
ter heads, and all kinds of job
work neatly done at this office.
IK YOU WANT TO HUY A 8EWINU
Machine. Plano, Organ for parlor or
i Jturcli, apply at this ollice, for prices,which
I. lower than the manufacturer*’ price*.
We guarantee a bargain.
J. B. ERWIN,
DEALER IX
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
ALSO A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE
AND A FIXE STOCK OF
Sugar, Coffes, Molasses, Itc., Etc.
Will Keep Constantly on hand a
Well Selected stock, which will
be Sold
AT LOWER RATES
Than 'Ever. As I am the only Mer
chant in Russellville who sells
Exclusively
FOR CASH
I CLAIM TO GIVE THE
Best Bargains Z Z
Come and See for Yourselves.
South East Corner of Main
and River Streets, Russelville
Arkar.ius. J. B. ERWIN.
no-l-l-y.
m7 b7 roys7
—DEALER IX—
Hardware, Stoves,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Carpenters tools, Doors anil »Vimlows, etc.
Ami agent for the Charter Oak Stoves.
I have on hand a large assortment of
FIRST CLASS CHINS STOVES,
Hanging in price from $17 to$40.
I have in connection’with my store a
TIN SHOP!
In which all my TinWare Is manufactur
ed of the Best Material, Please remem*
her this
All job work
done promptly to order. Bring nfe
your Produce, and with it your
old TIN WARE and have
it repaired.
Cash Paid for Old Copper and Brass.
M. B. HO VS,
Buchanan street, Russellville, Ark.
fti-i.
MILES STAXDISH,
—WITH—
Hill, Terry ^Mitchell,
WHOLESALE
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Apr29:ul9
J. H. ROBINSON,
Representing
KIRTLAND, HUMPHREY & MITCHEL
Cotton Factors,
—AND—
No. 114 N. Commercial St..
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Orders from Merchants solicited and
attended to with cure and prompt
ness. [lft-ly.J
J. M. IIARKKY. | DR. a. W. 11 ARK 11Y
J, M.HARKEY&BRO..
DEALERS IN
DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYE-STUFFS,
PERFUMERIES,
SOAPS,
STATIONERY,
FINK ROBACCO,
AND CIGARS.
Choice and Pure Liquors and
Wines always on hand for
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
North-east corner Main & Jefferson
Streets,
Russellville, .... Ark.
[H-I
II. CLABE HOWELL. O. K. HOWELL
HOWELL & HOWELL,
JOBBERS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
SUGAR, COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
TOBACCO,
Flour, Uneon, Salt, &c.,
COTTON BUYERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Buchanan St., near Depot,
RussKii.vii.uf,.Arkansas
M I S< to I. I jA r-u i. n tAJura.
GiaBTFiiHKSr I ™IE ’’
Fisher Bros., & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE.
20C A 208 North Commercial St., 0 ^ j |11 L O U ! S , M 0 .
Liberal Cash advances made on Consignments.
REFERENCES:
Boatmen’s Saving. Bank, St. Louis. I 1). A. January A Co.. St. Louis
Lackland. Martin A Lackland, “ | N. O. National Hank, ,N ■ Orleans
o. j. riAorats,
—Representing—
BROOKS, NEELY & CO
Wholesale Grocers & Cotton Factors,
307Frontstrcet- Memphis, Term.
May6-vl. _
Russellville Provision Store.
W. P. WOOTEN,
Deals Exclusively in Family Supplies, ami Keeps always on
Hand a Full and Complete Stock.
For “The Money” I will give Superior Bargains.
Stoke on Buchanan Street. Call and See Me.
II. M. MAN SEVILLE, COL. M M. ALI.ENL J. II. DOM'ELL.
J. H. DOWELL & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS, *
—AND—
North-west Corner 3d and Locust street,
Aug. 26tf ST. T.Ol'IS, MO.
DAN T. REYNOLDS,
m —with—
ALFRED C. REYNOLDS * CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
And Dealers in
Western Produce.
Agents fertile Milburn and Ilntuincl Wagons, Buggies Carriages, Ac.
NO. 202 NORTH SECOND STREET, ST. LOUIS, .MO.
IIowcll A Howell Agts for Milburn A Hummel's wagons.Ac. Russellville.
Saddlery--Bridles--Harness.
ROST. C. RONDS,
ON’lBUCIIANOX STREET—Rl SSELI.VILT.E, ARKANSAS.
Manufacturer of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, single and double. Also keeps
Whips, Collars, Saddlery, Hardware, Ac.
In connection witli ids harness shop Mr. Ronds keeps first-class I mot and
shoe makers, and a full stock of best french boot material.
Satisfaction Cuaranteed---Chare;es Moderate.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. 1
F. E. BARROW’3
Variety Store, is
HEADQUARTERS I BARGAINS
in Dry Goods,
Not! ons,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, *
Groceries, Glass & Queensware,
Ilai’dwaro, Obo., tfco.
RUSSELLVILLE, ROPE COUNTY.ARK ANSAS.
ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS,
•> Down to ©no Dollar.
ljl°r several years theory has been greeting us front all part-of the country, “Reduce *.
JL? your English f emale Hitlers to one dollar, and we can sell immense quantities." \
\\ e have now complied with that general request, so that no one can |M»ssihl\ cnmplu i \w
of quality or price. A very large pto,»oi :ion of our piotlu arc thus \ iehlcd for Hie !•• i <
tit of the ronsumer, the size or the bottle remaning the same, it will curt* all forms of
chronic female complaints. Druggists and dealers will please notify their customers of
j the reduction. Price $1 per bottle, or . i\ for *:>. Sold by denlers uverftvhorc.
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Does your Hair fall Out?
NO HAIR, NO PAY.
Wc have taken full control of the most wonderful preparation for the hair ever oiler
e<l to the public. It will positively promote the new- gi,.\vih of hair on bald in ad-;
u will Immediately stop ladies’ hair from falling out and cause a rapid ■ ••.Ml. uf l,.n/
and luxuriant tresses by the use of Dr. J. New ton Smith’* llaii Restorative, l juiik -
tionaldc proofs and documeuli mailed free to any address. Price *i pi r bottle or *i\ lor
£>• hold by druggist*. 1
D O YOU S HAKE.
Chills cured, or money Refunded.
We mo*t positively assert that “Dnv\s Ague Tonic” will never fail to cure the chills
f T oi ague and fever; it doe* not contain arsenic, strychnine, or auv other poi-.m; it is
L'..?**?. l° nn‘. “berates finely upon tin- liver and bowel- witlemt the n id
!!!!«#« lWinwi* \4’ * * docs not produce an> ucrvou.> disturbance, Midi as hu./‘
i onlV.^Uir4M ' n" 1 " burnt less that infant- and delicate iVmnh - m
v! nif;.'V 14 Ui 1),lv * Ague Tonic can be used at all times, during or afici r» \ • r.
f-.il...... '!.°i Ruv agents arc authorized to refund the money In even ca-c of
failure. Price $1 per bottle, or six for |5. Sold by druggist*.
The above medicines are sold in Rip sellville, by •
J. EV3. S-Sarkey $c Bro.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
A Reliable ami Pleasant Saline Purgative.
ou have long de*ired for those cases which require Much a combination, uu-1 we call your
attention to
BAILEY’S SALINE APERIENT,
, AS THE BEST AND ONLY 60 CENT A F’EflIENT BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
I ho bottle* are fully a* large a- any in the market, and we guarantee everv one. i«> ivo
I bnti«i.ctioii. SAWYEP & C0|J PROPRS,,. .. u