The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-22

rom IeAinKtOns Ny, where ne LOOK h full commercial course in the State University.
 Scotch Rolled Oat Meal, the best made, at J. l.. Fuckers.
 Prof. NJ. H. Baird has returned from Freeman. We are sorry to know that his health is not improved as much as was expected.
 When you want books go to $. NJ. Bottoms & Co.'S library.
 The weather continues cool and dry, and could not have been more fav- orable for gathering crops if 1t had been made to order.
 Cutie Fish bone in each ten cent box of bird seed at J. l.. Fuckers.
 Prof. A. E. Lee was confined to hIs room a day or two last week with fever. We are glad he Is able to re- sume his duties in school.
 Syrup of Figs surpasses all other remedies at $. NJ. Bottoms & Go.
 MT. Harve Ross of the Dardanelle Post made a brief business trip to Rus sellville Friday afternoon and favored the DEMOCRAT with call.
 I smoke 10 cent cigar and they only cost cents at s. Nj. Bottoms & Co.'S. -Russellvllle cotton receipts last week amounted to 690, bales, an aver age of 1l5 bales per day. Total re- ceipts to date about 1900 bales.
 Highest market price paid for chick. ems, butter and eggs. PERRY & SoN. --Messrs. NJ. L. Ellis and ". NJ. AL bright of Fireman were down last week and reported their section o. K. social ly, agriculturally and politically.
 Books, novels, choice selections of literature, at s. NJ. Bottoms & Co.'S. Miss Ella Bonds and Miss Clara Earl of the Clarksville Cumberland College faculty spent Sunday here, guests of the family of Mrs. NJ. c. Bonds.
 That barrel of new crop molasses is fine and now on top at J. l.. Fuckers. MT. Junius W. Brown paid visit to Little Rock Friday. He will make a bid for the painting of the neweadr dition to the insane asylum, g contract worth about 5000. se
 McElre's Wine of. Cardni. Fake and be healed. at S. NJ. Bottoms & Go.
 "A 'sdidn't know it was loaded' ac- cident happened on Crow Mountain, near Atkins, last Sunday morning, by which little German boy lost his life. Full particulars unobtalhable.
 For pnrs,drags, paints, oils. station- cry and toilet articles call on J. W. Wells.
 w. Nj. and P. NJ. Campbell and W. F. Mullins have opened new meat market on Jefferson street, near Weirs' restaurant. The best of meat always on hand. Patronage solicited.
 Those large fat mackerel at Fruits are beauties. Four for quarter. Try them.
 Mir. T. NJ. Bell and wife of Potts Station and their daughter, Mrs. Ona Pruitt of Russellville visited tue DEM oCRAT last press day and witnessed the operation of printing the paper,
 Come and look at my childrens school shoes spring heel, tip button as JAc- OLSON, .s
 Albert Harvey, o~ Bastrop, Texas, is anxious to find nis mother and sis ter. His mosher's given name is Belle |; that of h.s sister, Ida. He was separ. ate9 from them in this state II years ago. ,'
 Save your hogs by using Information. al Stock Food, EoN sale only by J. w. Wells,
 - Mir. ". w. Warren has furnished us with several ears of corn grown from Nebraska seed. Besides ripening earlier it has other points of excellence. The samples are on exhibition at this office. slo
 Who is going to sell 25 sewing machines Tn the next GO days9 John Erwin.
 By reference to the notice of Coun- ty Examiner Fry it will be seen that there will be SPECIAL examination for teachers at Russellville Friday and Saturday, the two last days of this month.
 Lace curtains, scrims, cretonnes draperies, etc. in large variety at
 JAcoBsoN's. --On the first page Of this paper will be readily seen the new and attractive of the Pruitt Grocer Co This house desires your patronage and makes it known in the proper way Give them call.
 Cashmere shawls and embroiderd scarfs all coIors at the lowest prices at
 JACOBSON. Contractor k. s. Trnett of this place was the lucky bidder for the erection of the Conway Pythian hall, He is now on the ground making the necessary arrangements for the con- structIon of the building.
 Ladies cloth top patent leather. tip button shoes, the latest style. at
 JAcoBsoN's. Numbers of cotton wagons from Searcy and Yell county were seen in town this week. With trades people 'ioih Shi slobti InNttAAco III duultiOu to our own, RussellviAe's streets present quite an animated appearance daily. Hats-Hats-Hats flor everybody. All shapes, styles and prices at
 NJ, JACoBsoN's Miss Melwina Werner returned Saturday from Little Rock. She is a most accomplished teacher of music, French and German and her return is nailed with delight by her former pu. pills, as we'll as a large circle of other friends.
 Come and examine the latest thing n trunks something new and novel at
 NJ. JACoBsoN's The Goodbar Shoe Co.'S Own Make )f foot wear for both sexes embrace