The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-08
LOCAL LINES.
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New Rice at Fruits.

New Rice at Fruits.
 Cotton seed is selling st 10 cents per bushel.
 Fancy creamery butter at Fruits.
 Mrs. Sarah Mason has returned from Texas.
 La Belle wagons st Jno. Erwins.
 Capt. John R. Homer Scott is visit ing relatives in Little Rock,
 Pure drugs at 5. NJ. Bottoms < Co.
 Last month was the dryes, Septem- Der remembered in recent years.
 Pure drugs at 5. NJ. Bottoms & Co.
 Cotton is coming in freely and the streets present daily quite business air.
 Jno. A, Erwin leads, never follows.
 Miss Flor Harkey has gone on a visit to Mrs. Scottie Bailey of Kaufman, i, Texas.
 Ray your drugs &c. from J. ". Wells.
 We were plessed ts receive call from Barrister J. c. Hart of DardsneIle Saturday.
 You can always trade with Jno. Erwin.
 Miss Jamie Thach, having closed her school near London, is visiting rel atiYes in town.
 New fat aackerel, 5 for quarter, ss Pruitt's.
 Mrs. Judd has moved into her new and connections residence near the Christian church.
 10 cent cigar for cents at $. M. Bot toms & Co.
 The town council levied four mlll tax for corporation purposes at the meeting last Thursday night.
 10 cent cigar for cents at 5. NJ. Bot toms & Co.
 The family Of Mr. Robert J. Smith arrived from Texas last week. They are stopping st the Bottoms House.
 10 cent cigar for cents at s. NJ. Bot toms 4 Co.
 Mrs. F. Nj. Farris Of Johnson coun- ty, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. L. Eggleston, on Gum Log.
 Yes, Jno. Erwin does sell goods cheap all the time.
 A new library Of popular fiction at $. M. Bottoms & Co.'S.
 MT. Andrew J. Hsrtsell Is taking about building brick store house on River street. near Judge Davis office.
 When you want books go to s. NJ. Bottoms 4 Co.'s, library.
 My prices are the lowest my goods the best. Jn0. Erwin.
 Farmers need rain to enable them to SOW wheat. If the drouth continues very little grain will be sOwn this fall.
 R. M. Craig. the new butcher, wants good fat hogs. will pay Sc.
 Syrup of Figs surpasses all other remedies at $. Nj. Bottoms & Co.
 Rev. J. B. searcy, very popular Baptist divine, travelling in the Interest of the ouachita College. was here Tues day.
 Full line of sewing silks in all eolors, at Potts, Garden & Co.'S
 Jno. Erwin leads in low prices on furniture and sewing machines. There was lots of Yell county cotton on the streets Tuesday and the owners were we'll pleased with the prices paid for it.
 E.r o o,.r,,g.a G~s. o1.-, ,....o. made shoe, go to R. NJ. ca es < Co. Books, novels. choice selections Of literature, at $. NJ. Bottoms t Co.'S. Capt. McLouth, representing the Missouri Valley Bridge Co.,, was here | this week. looking after the bridge l contracts.
 Drop in at Fruits Restaurant and | get good square meal for quarter. Fresh oysters and celery received sy- cry Friday and Saturday at PFuilt's. MT. NJ. G. Catlett, an old-time merchant of Dardanelle, came oyer yes terday and favored the DEMOCRAT with a pleasant call.
 Highest market price paid for chick. ems, butter and eggs. PERRY < SoS. We are still selling 25 yards Cotton Checks for ST. R. NJ. Oates & Co. --Mr. ". H. Murphy, Dardanelle's leading contractor, was 10 town yester- dGy and remembered the DEMOCRAT in a substantial way.
 Miss Mary Allen offers special terms on books and sheet music Co teachers. We are glad 10 announce that Mir. G. E. Howel's health is improving. He expects to be able to resume bust. ness iu a short time.
 Cheapest carpet, furniture and sewing machines at Jno A. ErwIns.
 Magistrates ". l.. Crow Of More land and W. |. Pollock Of Wilson fav- ored the DEMOCRAT sane,um with A call Monday afternoon.
 McElrels Wine Of Cardui. Take and and be healed. at 5. N. Bottoms & Co. --Hughey < Boswell have adopted new and novel way of advertising which ls well worth Investigating. Call and see them about it.
 Go to Miss Mary Allen for your reading matter. Books for sale or