The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-25

| We carry fine french and english dress fabrics in connection with other | fine woolens etc., aud sell them at astonishingly low prices.
 Wooten & Oates. | --wm. K. Bowen has sold to Judge G. w. Bergman 21a acres of land ly- | ing one mile south of Russellville. On the property is substantial residence which will be the homo of Mir. Berry man. MT. Bowen will buy property in town.
 We will be prepared to furnish any kind of stove you want, from $3.0O heating stove to $65.00 cook stove. Our stock is complete.
 | Love & Roys Hardware Go. | -Whig creek, near the D. & R. rail- road tank, has been bridged with a good and substantial bridge. about 100 | feet in length. The work was done by J. w. Billings & Bro. The bridge will
 be of great benefit and convenience to
 the people living In that section.
 Young man if you want nice com
 plete winter outfit don't fail to ex- anime wooten & Oates' mammoth
 stock of clothing, hats, shoes and
 everything else that you may want.
 They have just what you are looking for and will not be undsrsold on any
 article. Wooten 6 oates.
 We have meagre particulars of a stabbing affray at Coal Hill Sunday night in which man was seriously and perhaps fatally wounded. Prose-
 cutting Attorney Davis was telegraphed for and went up Tuesday to represent
 the State in the preliminary trial of the
 parties.
 Say, young man, go to J. W. Wells and get one package of w. A. Galla-
 way's Special Chill Pills. They are
 tasteless and will cure you of the shakes.
 Esq. K. K. Doggett has received his commission as justice of the peace, opeued an office and settled down to
 business. Owing to the resignation of
 Esq, Trest Mir. Doggett's commission
 was issued earlier than the rest by re-
 quest. The others will be for warded
 about Nov. l.
 Why buy watches. clocks and jewell
 " In Little Rock when you can get
 them just as cheap and on jnstss favor
 able terms in Russellville at II. C..
 Wilkey's.
 Elsewhere will be found the Pope
 county list of appointments of Hon. c.
 K. Breckinridge. There ought to be g full attendance of the people at these appointments. It Is unnecessary to as.
 sure them that Maj. Breckinridge will present democratic issues in most forcible and attractive way. Our line of jeans. iannels, linseys, ladies and gentlemans underwear, hose } etc., Is prettisr than ever and our prices : are so low that they will surprise you. Wooten & Oates. Ten cents per bushel Is all tho
 farmers are getting for cotton seed this , season. Last year twelve and thirteen . cents was the ruling price. The de ! cline is attributed to unfavorable con i, gressional action touching the uses o cotton seed products. hence the de f crease in value and decline In price. ] We Invite everybody to call and ex 7 anime our large and complet'
 stock of goods and will consider 1t
 pleasure to show you everything eyer ! If you do not buy. Wooten & Oates. The Citizens Savings Bank tim ' lock got out of order last Wednssda. : and the big safe could not be opene' n until Monday when an expert cam v from St. Louis and effected an en i. trance. The business of the bank wa i. In no wise affected by the occur .s renee as arrangements were made . '. meet the requirements of customers e Ia fact the public did not know any 2 thing was wrong until the safe ha been opened and the lock repaired.