The Russellville Democrat., 1892-10-27
DEMOCRATIC BADGES AND BUTTONS
AT THIS OFFICE.

DEMOCRATIC BADGES AND BUTTONS AT THIS OFFICE. Take your eggs to Pruitt Grocer Co., and get the cash for them.
 We desire to urge our delinquent subscribers to make a special effort to pay us before or during circuit court. We need what is due us very much. If you want nice overcoat you will find all kinds at Jacobsons.
 Mrs. Robt. l.. Harkey celebrated Col umbus Day by presenting her husband with a bouncing baby boy. Of course Chris" will have another namesake.
 The celebrated Luedinghaus wagons for sale cheap. R. J. Wilson.
 Mir. Dick Rankin comes to the front with the largest boil of cotton we have seen this season. It has ten locks of as pretty lint as one would wish too see.
 winchester's bread is very popular Two big loaves for dime. Try it. Circuit court will meet next Mon day week. Jurors and witnesses are not required to attend until the Monday
 
 Winchester's 25c. meals are the best in town. Take one and be convinced. Miss E. Pogue Rowan attended Synod of the A. K. F. at Salem, Tenn, | last week. During her absence her place in school was filled by Mrs. Anna Oates.
 Prices are what sell the goods. Give us trial. Love & Rovs Hardware Co.
 You can only get bargains from the man who buys bargains. M. Jacobson. The newly elected county officers will assume their duties next Monday. 1 There will be no change except in the office of treasurer, Col. Yonng succeed ing Capt. Peeler.
 Take your produce and exchange for groceries or dry goods at Pruitt Grocer FOR sALE.-Stove wood, 16 and Is inches in length. Apply to w. H. Ran l kin.
 There was considerable rain last week, and although it retarded crop gathering and injured cotton somewhat, it put the ground in excellent condition Tor Tall seeulng.
 If you try Winchester's bread you will use no other. Two big loaves for a dime.
 New crop California canned goods, prunes and dried aprieots at Pruitt Gro eer Go.
 -Dr. J. s. Westerfield of Greenbriar, Faulkner county, was the guest of his kinsman, Dr. J. A. Westerfield this week. He was enroute to the meeting of the grand lodge I. o. o. F. at Eureka. R.J. Wilson carries the finest line of ladies dress goods in the town, call and see them.
 Orders taken for anything in our line, that we do not carry in stock. Love X Roys Hardware Co. At the residence of Mir. R. B. Hog ins Tuesday MT. B. F. Lawson and Miss Lula Horn were married by Esq. Der ryman. The happy couple departed on the evening train for Springfield, Mo. their future home.
 Look out for our new stock. It will be in inside of l5 days. Love & Roys Hardware Go.
 My room IS over the drugstore, l so- licit your calls ct any hour of the night.
 Wm. Brooks.
 MT. T. J. Joseph and family of Quincy, H., will arrive this week to be- come permanent citizens of our town. Mir. Joseph has accepted position m the wagon and carriage department at Luker, Davis & Co.
 Now is your time to buy sewing ma chimes. Come early if you want bar gain. Jno. A. Erwin. Have your teeth fixed at the Russell vile dental parlor, where you get noth- ing but first class work.
 MT. Murray Arnold of Bakers Creek had his left arm so badly lascerated in a cotton gin last week as to necessitate ann putation near the shoulder joint. Drs. Drummond and Yancey attended him and we learn he is doing well.
 The question now is, where can l get the most goods for the least money. That place is Jacobsons.
 If you want a good sewing machine come and get my prices. Can save your money. Jno. A. Erwin
 We are advised that W. NJ. Vim and J. A. Jonesare fathers of new ar rivals of the masculine gender, whose arrival dates from Monday morning at about the same hour. Both gentlemen are congratulated and joked considera- bly, by their neighbors. | Cold weather has arrived, reme mber that am headquarters for all kinds of winter goods. M. Jacobson. Every box of International stock food is sold on positive guarantee. Do not fail to try it. J. W. Wells. MT. J. b. Williams, who has been confined at home for sometime with an attack of fever, left Tuesday morning for Texas. He was aceomDanied as far as Little Rock by Mrs. Williams and babe, where they will spend some weeks, the guests of Prof. J. H. Shinn's family
 I have the largest line of gents furn- ! ishing goods, and no one should iail 10 examine them. R. J. Wilson.