The Russellville Democrat., 1891-09-24

IA Womaui apparently a00NE @u yeAFS old. poorly clad, and demented, was brought % this place last week from Potts Station, where she was found on the railroad track. unable 10 tell whence she came or whiEher going. Having no home for the care of such unfortun- ates aud Ho authority for her detention. she WAS allowed Co pass on, and when last seen was going h the direction oi DardaHelIe-
 The celebrated new Blue Springs four Nos Q t l. the best buscuifs and bread product you ever saw, at most agreeable figures. Call and see.
 Potts Garden < Co.
 Now ls time to SOW grass seeds. We have few more bushels Of red top. red clover, timothy and orchard grass. and only a few. Supply yourself before they are gone. Potts Garden t Go.
 Now Ter the merchants of Russell vIile reach out for the trade on the south side of tine river, and by q judi cions use of printers Ink let that trade know that there are inducements for it to come to Russellvilie. Five thons- and copies of the DEMOCRAT with nics- V displayed advertisements making oYertures to the trade and quoting prices, distributed among tha peo- pie over there would De good starter. Why not try its
 Please bear in mind John Erwin Is here to stay and you will buy your furniture, carpets, oil cloths. wagons and sewing machines from him or pay more elsewhere. Take your choice.
 If you want the best shoe in the world call and examine our line of Brown-D Desnoyers. These shoes can't be surpassed for beauty, neat fitting, comfort and durability. Wooten & Oates.
 The opening of tho Indian reserya- ton to settlement on the 22d inst. found several Pope County citizens on l hand bent on securing picking choice of the most valuable quarter sections and the best corner lots. Among those thus engaged our reporter heard of the l following: Will SwiIling. Ed and Dee Hamilton, John MeAnally, George Vim. Shep Brown, Fenben smith, F. $. Cosper, John Finley, John Mathews. H. c. Wilkey, J. NJ. Haney, Will Brooks.
 There is nothing strange aboutS. NJ. Bottoms < Co.'S drugs selling rapidly, because they do not have to ponder oyer the price. They try 10 please ey- erybody. If you have not been there, go and try them.
 If you want to bny groceries cheaper than yon ever bought them before, call and see us. We will sell Is pounds su- gar for $l, Arbuckle's coffee 25 cents q package. and smoked bacon l01s cents per pound. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 -One of the indispensable needs Of every growing town like Russellville is a commercial club composed of live, energetic and enrerpring business men willing to devote the time as occasion requires to developing and expanding the towns commercial interests. By concerted action new and valuable fields Of traffic could be successfully penetrated and the volume Of trade ma terially increased. A golden opportu- nity is just now at hand if our busi- ness men would but grasp it.
 Hate reports on the condition of cot ton crop from different parts of the country fully confirm the previous es- inmates of one-half crop. Fifty per cent. of full crop is outside figures for this county.
 H. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting 8 special study and is now prepared to fit complicated defects of vision or shert notice. He tests each eye separately and gives the required lenses necessary, in any style frame re- qaired. Give him trial and If not suited 1t will cost you nothing.
 We were permitted last week to ex. anime the portraits of several buildings the designs for which were the handi- work of Mir. F. k. Pruitt, architect, of Dallas. Texas. One of them was | magnificent courthouse for Carthage. Mo, the others business buildings for Dallas. All of them were beauties from an architectural standpoint, in- dicating that the young draftsInan is quite skilled in his profession. Eddie, as he is familiarity known here, is q son of Dr. J. ". Pruitt, and his form CT friends and associates will be glad to hear of tue success which he has at- tained in Texas metropolis. The pictures are on exhibition at Dr.. Fruits office, where interested parties are Invited 10 call and inspect them.
 To our friends and the trade at large: We desire to say that we are now pre- pared to exhibit one of the largest and best selected stocks of dry goods. clothing, hats, gents furnishing goods, notions, boots and shoes, that was ever brought to this town. As we have for many years been leaders in low prices we feel confident of maintaining our former reputation. Therefore we cor dially invite you to come in and ex- anime our beautiful line of goods and get our prices. wooten < Oates.