The Russellville Democrat., 1892-05-26
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 David MeAnally "worshipped" in Atkins Sunday.
 Fresh Bread at Fruit Grocer Co.'S. Miss Jonnie Rollow spent Sunday with friends at London.
 FRESH BREAD at Pruitt Grocer Co. MT. West II. Humphreys spent few days at home this week.
 Lunches served daily at Huggler's new bakery.
 Miss Maggie Huggler of Clarksyille is visiting relatives here.
 We want or large turkeys. Fruit Grocer Go.
 The family of o. D. Strother return ed to Newton county last week.
 We want to buy Corn Meal. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 About 5000 bales of cotton have been weighed here since September l. A nice lot of Candies just received at J. W. Wells.
 Capt. K. J. Wilson is at home again after brief sojourn at Hot Springs. You can get square meal at Fruits Restaurant.
 The young people enjoyed a social party at Dr. HilPs Monday evening. You can get square meal at Fruits Restaurant.
 Mrs. Lee, mother of Prof. A. E. Lee, of this place is visiting her sons family.  We want two or three large turkeys. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 --The Misses Hinton of Atkins were guests of Miss Pearl Leatherwood Sum- day.
 Three loaves of bread for dime, at Huggler's bakery.
 The Normal Institute begins here May 30. We hope to see a large at tendance.
 We want to buy Corn Meal. Pruitt Grocer Company.
 Win Robertson left this week for Jenny Lind to engage in business with his brother.
 Small boneless Hams, 10c. per pound, at the Pruitt Bakery.
 
 of Little Rock are visiting the family of H. N. Shade.
 Small homeless Hams, 10 cents per ponnd, at the Pruitt Bakery.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Flemming of Atkins spent Sunday the guest of James { A Moseley's family.
 For Sale-A good second hand wagon. Love < Roys Hardware Co.
 Don't forget the township con- yentions next Saturday at ? D. m. The county convention will meet June 1. Fresh Bread daily--4 large loaves for dime, at Fruit Grocer Co.'S.
 John A. Erwin has returned from attendance upon the Hot Springs meet ing of the State undertakers' association Fresh Bread daily--4 large loaves for dime, at Pruitt Grocer Company's. Ut appears to be generally under stood that both the peoples and repub- lican party will put out county tick ct.
 Just received anew lot of Pongee silks in elegant patterns, at NJ. Jacobsen's. Miss Julia Dodd spent few hours with Russellville friends Tuesday. She was enroute to Van Buren to visit rela- .tiyes.
 Cakes, pies and dinner bread at Hug glers new bakery. Prices reasonable. pr. w. II. Hill has returned from Hot Springs and resumed his practice to the great delight of his patrons anc friends.
 Just received an assortment of yalen- eiennes laces, all widths. M. Jacobson. MT. W. A. Rozzell of Morrilton spent several days of last week visiting friends and relatives in Russellville and vicinity.
 Pure fruit-favored cream candies they are delicious, at Fruit Grocer Cos John Hatley returned Saturday from Morrilton where he attended the Norma Institute He is one of Dover township: most worthy sons
 For the BEST Life Insurance at the LEAST COST apply to J. +. BArTESfIELD County Clerk Howard, who has beer on the sick list several days, is able t' resume his official duties, q fact his friends hail with pleasure
 When you want fine large cake bak cd leave your order at Fruit Grocer Cos We were pleased to receive call Monday from K. 0. Morton of Potts Sta tion, Harrison Smith Of London and w NJ. Bell of Gala Rock.
 Pure fruit-Havored cream candies they are delicious, at Pruitt Grocer Cos Miss Lucy Bergman of Bonham Nrsx. $, will arrive to-day to spend th' summ CT with her grandparents, MT and Mr., W. C. LudWick.