The Russellville Democrat., 1891-09-17
-Itis dry and dusty.

Try $. NJ. Bottoms & Co. new brand cigars.
 -The Mathews restaurant has been sold to Durrell Wood.
 A good milch COW for sale. Apply at this office.
 Love & Roys' new building will be ready for occupancy by Oct. 3.
 For cash you can buy groceries very cheap at c. G. Winn's.
 Cotton is opening very fast and picking will become general next week.
 Have you tried that fl ne cent cigar at 5. N. Bottoms < Co.,?
 Cotton will be coming in freely shortly The price ranges from 734 to s cents.
 For good variety of cutlery you will find it at c. c. Winn's.
 --Only the best grades of cotton will bring a good price. Particular care should be taken in the picking
 A good stock of tablets for sale very cheap at 5. NJ. Bottoms & Co.
 The owner of pair of scissors found on the street, can secure the same by applying to this office.
 Now is the time to buy saddles at re- duced prices. Harkey Saddlery Co.
 -Russellville was we'll represented at the Potts Station campmeeting Sun day. The meeting is still going on.
 4 pair of twins Beautiful Goods and Low Figures, at Potts, Garden & Co.'S.
 The lands of Pope county are well adapted to the growth of grapes and fruits. Evaporators would certainly pay well here.
 John Erwin is constantly receiving new goods. No old stock in his busi. ness.
 County examiner Fry will hold z public examination to-day and to-mor' row of applicants for license to teael in the public schools.
 Staple Round Thread Cotton Checks 20 yards to the dollar. Potts, Garden & Co.
 We are advised that there is a sor and heir in the Dardanelle home of Mir and Mrs. F. J Rice. Their Rusellyille friends join in congratulations.
 You can get cigar at s. NJ. Bottoms < Co for cents sold at other places for 10 cents.
 Elsewhere will be found County Judge Bsrryman's advertisement fol proposals for hiring the county con yicts. Bids will be received up to Oc tober IF.
 Remember we pay the highest mar ket price for hides and wool. Harke5 Saddlery Co.
 Don't forget the speaking to-day al l o'clock. J. l.. Bryan, Alliance Ice turer, and w. NJ. Fishback, democra cy's faithful champion, will address the people.
 Round and square cut sack suits, cut away and Prince Albert frocks at Potts Garden & Co.'S.
 In addition to new and attractive sign s. NJ. Bottoms & Go. are having new shelving and counters put in their drugstore to better display their new stock enroute.
 Accept our thanks for past favors will serve you still better in future. Potts, Garden & Co.
 -The circus gave Russellville the go by because of the high license imposed by the city authorities. It is just as ! well, the people will be better off by thousands of dollars.
 We have the largest and best display of Calicos ever seen ia Russellyille. Potts, Garden & Co.
 -1 he people of this county are by no means inclined to run over each oth- CT In tue rush to subscribe for Worlds fair stock. But we still hope 10 see Pope do her whole duty in the matter.
 When in need of fine perfumery, toll ct soaps and other fine toilet articles go to $. NJ. Bottoms & Co.
 --Russellyille's first bale of new cot ton was received Saturday and bought bv J. B. Evants & Co.,. at S4 cents. It was grown by c. A. Morris, ginned by Oates & Henry, and chased as mid ding.
 Try "Our Own Make" ladies' Fine Kid Shoes, Goodbar Shoe Co.,. guaran- teed. Pots, Garden & Co.
 Since the MorriIton Pilot is send ing out price lists of job printing we desire Go say to merchants receiving them that we will duplicate anything on the list quality and quantity con- sideTed
 John ErwIn sells more wagons, sew s.... a.t four houses in Pope county.
 There will be preaching at the NJ . E. church Sunday and Monday nights, Sept 20 and 2l, by Rev G. E. Cum uingham, presiding elder of Little Rock district, All are cordially invit- ed to attend.
 Go Go Harkey Saddlery Co.,, where you can select yonr choice from hun dred saddles. all at low prices.
 "A big eampmeeting is in progress at Glass Village, in Griffin township, ReYs. Watkins and Montgomery in charge. Great ilterest is manifested, and the meeting will be likely to con- tinue all this week.
 Our DiagOnals and Fancy Dress Goods are perfect delights and 5c less in price per yard. Potts, Garden X Co., An eighteen year old son of Esq. W. 4. Mckinney met with the misfor- tune of getting his arm broken one day last week. Drs. DrnmmoLds and Yaney attended him, and we learn he Is improving rapidly.
 Our dress goods department is com plete and che goods arc beauties. Our prices are all right. Wooten x Oates. --I'he competition between tue hacks of RusselIville and Dardanelle for pas senger traffic has been quite spirited the past week Mir. Weir, Of the Rus sellvllle hnc, holds out gallantly against the opposition and receives a