The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21

strother wants hens.
 Fishing parties are all the go.
 NJ. R. Craig wants fat beef cattle. Capt. J. M Harkey left Sunday for Terrell, Texas.
 MT Gus Howell went to Little Rock Monday.
 Craig wants to buy mutton sheep. Mrs. \. A. McAllister has gone to Bedford, Iowa, on a visit.
 Misses Lula and Pauline Lowry of Kentucky are visiting Miss Emma Hall. Co and get your prize at Bottoms Drug Store.
 The exhilarating sig of the soda fountain will soon be heard in the land. Go to Fruits Restaurant for a good square meal.
 MT. Henry P. Barbee, the genial knight of the grip is at home on brief visit.
 Sheet music and instructors at Bot toms drugstore.
 The owner of gold ring with set tings can obtain the same by calling at this office.
 Notice the show window when you pass NJ. Jacobson's,
 MT. Lawrence Bradley of Little Rock was visitor to Russellville friends last week.
 Two good farm horses for sale. Ap- ply to Wm. Brooks.
 -G. c. Mueller, a sterling democrat, living in Bayliss township, called to see us Tuesday.
 Cheapest line of fishing tackle in town at Bottoms drugstore.
 Jeff Baird is not proprietor of the new meat market. He is only employed as salesman.
 Prizes given with every 50e worth of drugs at Bottoms drugstore.
 -Capt. R. J. Wilson's family enter tertained Mrs. Henry Cunningham of Dardanelle Sunday.
 Prizes given with every 50c worth of drugs at Bottoms drugstore.
 -Dr. D. c. Hopkins is speaking of lClN nAlA FiNN VI permanently locating.
 Fresh bread daily, one pound loaves for five cents at Winchesters.
 --Is it sensible to ship in flour, meat and hay and then raise SC cotton to pay for it? Of course not.
 You can get ncy and late styles in jewelry at Bottoms drugstore.
 Farmers are planting cotton, some more and some less than last year. The latter class predominates.
 Fresh bread daily and four large loaves for dime at Fruits Bakery.
 "A heavy wind storm Monday night did considerable damage to fencing in the northern part of the county.
 You can get new and late styles in jewellery at Bottoms drugstore.
 Sunday was an ideal Easter, the weather being superb. The services at all the churches were well attended. Everybody highly pleased with the prizes they get at Bottoms drugstore. Prof. J. II. Fry, one of the candidates for county and probate judge, was in town Tuesday looking after his fences.
 You get 50c worth of goods for soc and ticket in the drawing also at Wm, Brooks.
 Miss Lizzie Mack will leave this week for Little Rock where she will take course in Stones Commercial College hhd of best grade hurley leaf to- baeco just received from Ky, at Wm. Brooks.
 MT. k. E. Hogins came in Saturday from tour of some of the northeastern counties. He feels very hopeful of his nomination.
 STANDARD ELECTRIC LINrMESr-Price Doc and guaranteed. For sale by Wm, Brooks.
 The young people enjoyed leap year party, given by the young ladies, al the residence of Mir. J. V Morton, last Friday night.
 Every soc purchase gets ticket in our sixteen prize drawing. Wm. Brooks.
 Miss Cora lobe came over last Fri day and spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, returning to Galloway College Monday.
 STANDARD WORM RILLER--Price 25c IL is guaranteed and sold by Wm Brooks.
 -One of our local punsters says thi. ls good year to fish, because you can hsh down the stream and then FIsHBAcK Oh, the fun of it.
 We guarantee every price in our house lower than any in Russellyille. Weimei Drug Co. White wash is cheap and now is the time Co use it. We notice q start ha, been made on Jefferson street. Lei others do likewise.