The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-02
LOCAL NEWS.
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---sB NEW DRUG STORE. The DEMOCRAT to Jan. l, 1SS2-75c. Six pounds of the very best coffee for $1 at w. P. Wooten's.
 Miss Maggie Adams, of Dardanelle, visited relatives here last week.
 pr. H. P. Bruton and family visit ed Ozark few days since and have re- turned.
 MT. J. M. Keener, of Yell county, favored us with an agreeable call last Thursday.
 Mir. J. R. wesson, bottom farmer, informs us that he has commenced ''laying by corn.
 Mrs. Belle Ferguson, of Ozark, is visiting relatives in town, a guest of Mrs. E. NJ. Roach.
 New potatoes, June apples and spring chickens are in the market. Yum, yum, yum.
 Use Rubber paint only. It is THE paint. J. w. WELLS. Mrs. E. NJ. Roach and little Miss Nellie returned few days since from protracted visit to Ozark.
 -wANTEp.-50O pounds butter and 500 dozen eggs. The highest market price paid by W. F. Wooten.
 -vennor predicts that the winter of 1882 will be an exceptionally open and mild one. Let us give thanks.
 -CROQUET SETS at the New Drug Store.
 pr. NJ. NJ. Mcclure, editor of the sprightly Dardanelle Arkansian favor ed us with call last Thursday.
 EVERYBODY is interested in get ting pure and fresh drugs. Try John W. Turner & Co.'S New Drug Store. Miss Ruth Bernard, of Texas, agreeably known in Russellville socie- ty, will make Russellville her future home.
 Miss Jennie Reynolds, charming Young lady from Atkins, visited her sister, Mrs. Thos. Halliburton, this week.
 Drugs, Medicines, etc., can be bought at the very lowest prices sat John ". Turner & Co.'S New Drug Store.
 Col. W, T. Poe, of Clinton, Ark. spent last week in Russellville visiting his children, who are living with their aunt-Mrs. Fears.
 Sunbonnets at JacobsOn's.
 If you want roast or steak of beef, pork or mutton you can always get it fresh from Atlas Hartsell's meat mar ket on Jefferson street.
 Boys suits, at JacObsOn's.
 W. P. Wooten makes family gro- ceries a speciality; ho knows how to run the business from practical experience, and he always defies competition.
 For hobby spring and summer suits go to JacobsOn's.
 See the advertisement of Rubber paint W ith testimonials in another col umn. I guarantee this paint to give satisfaction. J. ". WELLS. MT. G. Will Shinn, of Little Rock, came up last week and remained until Tuesday of this week visiting his fathers family. Will is as happy and handsome as eyer.
 For more goods for the least money go to Jacobson.
 Ed Bernard, at s. Webb 6 Co.'s, furnishes ice cream to his patrons reg ularly on Wednesdays and Saturdays The ice cream is excellent and the price reasonable. Give him call.
 You will always find what you want at JacobsOn's.
 The next session of the Pope coun- ty Sunday school association will meet at Dover on Wednesday, July 20. Am pie preparations will be made for a pleasant meeting of the association.
 Underwear, of all grades, very cheap at Jacobson's.
 MT. Jeff Davis, son of our distin. gulshed fellow-citizen, Hon. l.. W, Davis, returned Thursday last from vanderbilt University, Nashville, and will remain at home several months.
 Listers, dustsrs, &c., just the thing for to keep cool at Jacobson Mrs. J. T. Fowler returned home Friday from pleasant trip to Eureka Springs. She reports that Mrs. Mary Fowler and Miss Fannie are deriving great benefits from the use of the waters at Eureka.
 Fresh bread every day at the bak. cry. eH- DON'T YOU FORGET IT.
 The supply of vegetables has been very short for the past two weeks and we hear considerable complaint In con, sequence. Gardeners with q plentiful :, supply of vegetables could find a ready demand for their suFplusage in this market,