The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-15
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 Mrs. Dr. Gardner Of Potts Station is suffering from a stubborn attack of fever.
 Pure drugs at $. Nj. Bottoms k Go.
 --Ccl. T. II. Elgin returned Monday from a visit to his old home in Quincy, Ills.
 Who sells the most furniture? John Erwin.
 Mrs. George King has returned from q visit to her parents in Fayette- vllle.
 10 cent cigars for 5 cents at s. NJ. Bottoms X Go.
 --0f course you have noticed the DEMOCRATS new head. Jokes about the editor needing one are barred.
 10 cent cigars at 5 cents at $. NJ. Bottoms & Co.
 -Messrs. Frank aud Nat Deshong, accompanied by their better halves, re- turned from Little Rock Thursday.
 Something new in cretones and drapery, at JAcoBsoN's-
 Robert Bonds is again assisting in the clerical work in the circuit clerks office.
 When you want books go to $. Nj. Bottoms * Co.'S library.
 MT. F. M. Burch of Scostsville He will locate in Francis county.
 A new liberary of popular fiction at $. Nj. Bottoms & Co.'S.
 -Messrs. Joe Jacobson and Jeff Davis, of Russellville. registered at the Capital hotel, Little Rock, Monday.
 Syrup of Figs surpasses all other remedies at $. NJ. Bottoms & Go.
 -Mr. T. c. Deaton has been right sick several days with an attack of fever. He is improving.
 Books, novels, choice selections of literature, at $. NJ. Bottoms & Co.'S.
 Mrs. Rosa Stueckel has returned from visit to Cairo, Ifls.. accompa- nied by Miss Carrie Stephens.
 Ladies underwear Tn great variety, all kinds and all sizes, at Jacobson's.
 Capt. A. Eggleston has joined the Arkansas colony in the territory. His postoffee is Springer, Chlcasaw Nation.
 McElre's Wine of Cardni. Take and be healed, at s. NJ. Bottoms & Co.
 Take the DEMOCRAT and the twice. a-week Republic for year and you cannot fail to be posted on current af- fairs. Price sl.s0 for both papers.
 Ladies ali wool hose, fast black, and stainless, 25c pair, at JACOB sos's.
 Rev. w. c. Wheat returned Satur- day from Missouri, and preached Sun- day, morning and evening, at the Cum. berland Presbyterian church.
 For big men have some extra size shirts, good goods, at low prices. Nj. JACOBSON.
 Cotton sells at about the same price as last week, s to s.60. Receipts are considerably in advance of same time last year.
 Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, new medicine, at $. M. Bottoms < Go.
 Our advertising patrons are re- Quested 10 hand their favors iu by Monday of next week as we will go to press earlier than usual.
 Shirts-Shirts-Shirts. All kinds, all sizes, all prices, from 35c up to $500, at JAcoBsoN's.
 MT. M. D. Vance, of Rally Hill, Ark, represe nting St. Louis grocery house, made us a pleasant call Thurs day last.
 Compound Syrup of Sarsaprilla the best blood purifier on the globe, at s. NJ. Bottoms < Go.
 -Mr. c. H. T. Dodson of Seipe Springs, Texas passed, through town
 
 Newton county on visit.
 Children's hoods. Come and look at the prettiest hoods you ever saw, at low prices, at JAcoBsoN's.
 MT. George E. Howell was among our callers Monday. He Is looking af- ter hts lumber interests with old-time energy.
 My clothing stock IS now complete have full line Of boys and child ren's clothing, at JAcoBsoSs.
 .-1he Arkansas Synod of the Cum berland Presbyterian church will con- vene in Little Rock Thursday evening at z 80 o'clock, November l2th.
 Boys bicycle hose, all wool the strongest and most durable made only 25c. pair, at JAcoBsoS's. Attorney II. $. Carter sf Dardan- slle favored us with call Monday. He l was enroute to Morrilton to attend | court.
 Look at the elegant display of the | attest novelties and styles in my windows ss you pass by, M. JACOB TON.
 Miss Jamie Thach left Monday for Washington City Co accept a position I n the treasury department. She is 10 'eeeiye 5000 year.
 Mems hobby "Clsy Worsled" oats and vests, the very latest style, all and examine them, at JACOB. ON's.
 -Clarksrille boasts Of calf with wo heads, living and doing we'll. That nterprising community manages 10 sep well up in the march of progress.