The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-15

groceries goods new and fresh prices as low as the lowest.
 Pruitt Grocer Co.
 MT. J. T. Odom has returned from q visit to Tennessee.
 Bob L. Erwin visited friends in Little Rock last week.
 MT. J. E. Sesgall is visiting Nash vills, Ark, his old home.
 MT. J. B. Erwin went to Little Rock this week on business.
 MT. J. l.. Shinn has 300 acres of river bottom land to rent. See notice.
 MT. J. B. Faucette has removed his family from Argcnta to Springtown, Texas.
 State Superintendent Josiah H. Shinn, of Little Rock, was in town Sunday.
 Cashier W. c. weimsr of the Citl- zens' Savings bnnk went to Little Rock Tuesday.
 MT. W. s. Bell of Potts StatloH, was 2 very pleasant caller yesterday afternoon.
 A note from "Rambler" states that she is not well this week but will be out soon.
 Miss Minnie Underwood left week for visit to relatives and friends at Hackett City.
 --Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hughey have a very sick baby. The sympathy of many friends go out to them.
 Postmaster I. N. Cagls of Cagles- vile, in town Tuesday, reported four inch snow in his section.
 Mrs. May Moseley of Ola and Mrs. Hattie Hunt of Dardanelle visited Rus sellyille relatives last week.
 Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT, be- ginning next week, and get the full proceedings Of the legislature.
 We have several more premium coupons which we are anxious to give to our subscribers. Call and see about it.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Johnson will arrive Saturday from Mckenzie, Tenn. They will leave Monday for Itaska, Texas, their future home.
 MT. Jshn c. Rye stopped over Tuesday on his way home from Little Rock. He takes his defeat for sergeant st-arms philosophically.
 There is complaint ebout the side walk on the west side of River street betw cen Main and David. Why not fix 1t before somebody gets hurtf
 Mrs. P. W. Richardson, of Coal Hill, daughter of Rev. D. H. Upchurch of this city, died on the l2th inst, and was inferred in the Atkins cemetery on the 18th.
 MT. ". F. Settle has opened shoI in the Russellvills Foundry building for the purpose of repairing guns, etc He Is an expert workman and guaran' tees satisfaction.
 Poles are being erected for an ad- ditional telegraph wire between Lit Rock and Ft. Smith. This will give better telegraph facilities, a change sorely needed.
 --"Doolin's" very interesting ac' count of the hunt on duck lake is crowd ed out owing to it's great length. Cor respondents ought to boar in mind that "brevity is the soul of wit"
 The Rev. Mir. Burwell of Morril. ten will preach at the courthouse next Friday night, Saturday night, Sunday at II and Sunday night. The public is cordially Invited to attend.
 MT. Bob. l.. Harkey suffered re- ta.+ -AaE and for eAvaral IQys his condition was more critical than al easier, but is still very sick man.
 The Pruitt Grocer Cs. is the style of new firm organized here recently It is located ono door south of Pruitt'i restaurant, and Is presided over by MT Bob Bradley. Success to the venture.
 Jeans formerly sold a. 331sc., now selling at 25c. at Jacobson's.
 The election for supreme judge will come on the 26th and on the same day . justice of the peace will be elected in Sand Spring township to All vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. 5. C.. Harris.
 New goods arriving daily at Jacob. son's.
 A MT. Rodgers of Clarksvills, and Miss Mamie, the handsome daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ben H. Healsy of thi; county, were married yesterday morn ing. We wish the young couple much happiness.
 Jacobson has reduced the prices on all woolen goods.
 -Dr. J. F. N. Tate, formerly of Ap- plston, now a prominent Cleveland Conway county physician, was in Rus ssllyllle Monday mingling with his friends. He left Tuesday for a brief visit to Ft. Smith.
 Children's wooden mittens from 15c up, at Jaco bson's.
 -Mr. Monroe Bottoms and family ot Rover, Ark. came oyer Monday on | visit to relatives. MT, Bottoms return cd home Tuesday on account of busi ness engagements, but his family vii remain several days.
 Jacobson still sells the well-knowr c. F. Dittman shoe.
 Pope county with sholsstic pop uldtlOn or l,ooo Rets e1,fo<.fO bcncO revenue under the late apportionmen of the State superintendent. Thii fund will be available soon as received and apportioned by County Treasure Peeler.
 Big reduction in Woolen and Cottoi Jeans at Jacobson's.
 MT. John c. Rye of Ft. Smith, prominent candidate for sergeant-at arms of the house of representatives enroute to the capital, was in town few days last week mingling with hi old friends. Of whom he has a grea number.
 -Mr. Geo. Howell is in the Territor. on lumber business. --The statement recently made ii these columns Of the sale ofthe Welmel store e-house te J. r. Fowler has in som quarters created the impression tha Mr. Weimer had sold his drug bushes also. This is not the case. He is a