The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-14


 Mrs. Stella Barbee returned Monday from St. Louis.
 Oils of all kinds at Brooks
 Mrs. M E. Webb made business trip to Lamar the first of the week. Craig wants to buy mutton sheep. The Pope county Mail is now issued on Wednesday instead of Friday. NJ. R. Craig wants fat beef cattle. The wife of Postmaster Stout at Morrilton died last Friday of pneumonia strother pays 20 cents per dozen for goose eggs.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Flemming, spent / Sunday here with Mrs. Flemming's rela- tives.
 Go and get your prize at Bottoms Drug Store.
 Mrs. Fife Erwin and baby of Little Rock are visiting MT. and Mrs. J. M. Haney.
 Co and get your prize at Bottoms Drug Store.
 Jeff Baird has opened butcher shop in the corner building adjoining Bottoms hotel.
 Sheet music and instructors at Bot toms drugstore.
 The Clarksville Mitfordian for March has been received. It is quite an interesting number.
 Ladies vests from 10c up can be found at NJ. Jacobson's.
 Herbert Massey and wife were guests of Mrs. Chalfant and Mrs. Branch Renfrow last Friday.
 Full stock of Artists Materials just received at Brooks.
 -Dr. W. W. Kerr of Bates vile was among the number of visitors from abroad in town this week.
 Come in and see my sI.50 children's suits. M. Jacobson.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Bell Williamson are entertaining ten pound boy whose ar rival dates from the 7th inst.
 Ladies you can find all kinds of em- broideries at Jacobson's.
 Rev. ". A. Clark, editor of the Ark ansas Baptist. preached for the Baptist brethren last Thursday evening.
 
 drugs at Bottoms drugstore.
 Charles II. Miller, postmaster at Augsburg, was in town Monday, and favored the DEMOCRAT with call. ' Cheapest line of fishing tackle in town at Bottoms drugstore.
 --Messrs. A. Popkess and Ed Bernard, accompanied by their families, went to Mt. Nebo Sunday and spent the day Fresh bread daily, one pound loaves for five cents at Winchesters.
 --Col. Dan B. Granger has fitted up and moved into a new office in the Will key building, entrance on Terrence street side.
 Prizes given with every soc worth of drugs at Bottoms drugstore.
 Latest advices from Dr. Hill are to the effect that he is improving rapidly. He is able to walk at will and without assistance.
 You can get ney and late styles in jewelry at Bottoms drugstore.
 Photographer Gilbert returned last week to his home in Batesville carrying with him the benedictions of many Rus sellville friends.
 I am prepared to fill orders for any kind of lumber. Vim. Brooks.
 Uncle Jo Howard of Martin says that township is solid for Fishback and Burnett. With each elected he thinks times will certainly be better.
 You can get new and late styles in jewellery at Bottoms drugstore.
 R. F. Roys has rented the Judd House, near the Christain church, and as soon as certain repairs are finished, will open select boarding house.
 Good leaf tobacco at l5c per pound for sale at Wm. Brooks drug store.
 The case of Dave King vs. state, was also reversed by the supreme court. Both Brown and King will be tried again for the killing of old man Jones.
 Fishing Tackle, Hammocks and Base eBall Goods at Brooks drug store. Misses Stella Teeter, Gertrude Mum day and Cora Macarthur graced the DEMOCRAT sanetum with their presence for an all too brief period Monday after noon.
 Just received another new lot of cloth ing Latest styles. M. Jacobson.
 The Presbyterian church at Dover narrowly escaped burning Sunday night The fire originated in a defective tiue and was extinguished before very much damage was done.
 Merchant E. o. Strong of Silex was among the DEMOCRATS Monday morn. ing callers. He reported considerable damage from excessive wind and rain ln his section recently.