The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-08


 Cotton is coming In at the rate Of about 100 bales day. 4 good market and obliging merchants will teiI. The price remains about as last week, s to s1ze.
 Save your hogs by using Interuation- al Stock Food For sale only by J. ". Wells.
 Farmers bringing cotton to Rus. sellville can rely upon finding buyers with plenty of money and bidders In abundance. This is an important con- sideration.
 For pure drugs, paints, oils. station cry and toilet articles call on J. ". Wells.
 Mir. Walter LAzenby Of Atkins is the new book keeper for the OuitA Mi- ming Company. We feel like congrat- ulating both parties to this business transaction.
 If you need furniture, wagons, sewing machines or carpets try Jno. Erwin.
 --Eids. J. A. Myers and J. H. Par ker will begin protrscted meeting st the Gum Log Missionary Baptist church on Friday night before the third, Sab bath in October.
 Dr. Bosanko'g Cough and Lung Syrup, new medielne. at s. M. Bot toms & Co.
 As fine cabbage as heart could wish are bought to this market by the wagon load from the northern part of this county and the southern portion of searey county.
 Trade with Jno. Erwin the boss furniture and sewing machine man of the county.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry r. White re- turned Friday from Eureka They were considerably benefited by the trip, but Mrs. White has not entirely recovered her health.
 Compound Syrup of Sarssparilla the best blood purifier on the globe, at 5. Bottoms t Co.
 The annual meeting sf the Ark aBsas conference of the N. E. c. $. wll be held al this place next month. A large attendance is expected. Bishop Duncan will presids.
 International Stsck Food is for hogs, cattle, horses, sheep and fowls. Try 1t. J. W. wslA-
 We are Indebted to J. c. McFsdden of IndepeDasnes township, for Shan non apple weighing B oupces- He has 3f0 apple. trees in bearing and is an enthusiastic fruit grower.
 Go. to Fruits and get a basket of iAoss luscious Concord grapes on Sxtur- day for Sunday.
 Congratulations are rendered Messrs. ". H. Garden and Jesse Ran kin upon the arrivsl ia their hom es of bouncing baby boys. May each reach mans estate hoaored and blest.
 J. ". Wells has just reeievsd ten dozen International Stock Food. Come and investigate,its merits.
 The federal court petit jury list contains the names of T. c. Smith Of Russellyllle and J. N. Burnett of Bur nett township. The court meets next month and will last several weeks.
 Remember there is a new hardware store In town and new prices. Come and see. Strickland & Young.
 -Mesdames Frank and Nat Deshong went 10 Little Rock this morning where they will meet and return with their husbands who have been engaged in fence building in Louisiana for some time.
 -Oar merchants are paying The higest market price for cotton, in fact within a few points Of St. Louis and Memphis quotations. Russellville is one Of the best cotton markets in the State.
 Every box of International Stock Food Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. J. ". Wells.
 The light rsins of Saturday night and Sunday mosasng lard the dust sut slightly. I here was fall in the tenn peratnre of ogss 90 degrees. light frosts being percepSfble Monday aad Tuesday mornings.
 : Gallon Dr. 0'Kelly If you need any thing iB the dental line. He will be St his office the balance Of the week.
 Mir. NJ. R. Craig, the purchaser of the Baird beef market, accompanied by his family, arrived last week and oc- eupy the Charlie Shinn residence on river street. We extend 10 them a hearty welcome.
 We are having s trade on lothing that we are not ashamed of, which Is caused by the low price we sell them at !
 MT. ". R. wootsn, who lives near Hector, says the cotton crop in his sec ton is the shortest for many years. It will average about one bale to every four acres. Corn Is superabundant and of the finest quality.
 For instructors-piano, organ or guitar, sheet music, and the latest nov els go 10 Miss Mary Allen, on Jeffer | son street. -Messrs. Jerome Love and Thomas l Oates of Ft. Smith have made arrange ments to engage in the furniture busi- nesI at Dardanelle. Both are worthy | and deserving young gentlemen and we wish them success.
 Bargains st Prultt's-IS pounds of sugar for one dollar, meat ten cents per pound, Arbuckle coffee 25 cents per package. -Dr. R. NJ. DrummoHd let last Tuesday for Bradley county 10 visit the Warren fair and accompany his wife nome, who has been visiting relatives i0wu there for sometime. They will return home Saturday.
 K. NJ. Oates & Co. have just received one of the best selections of hats in which will be sold at rock bottom prices.
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 Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.