The Russellville Democrat., 1892-10-20
3 k9GEk ZINES. .
"a chile's amang ye, takin' notes,
An faith, he'll print 'cm."
Fresh candies at Brooks.

Fresh candies at Brooks.
Mr.. VIM. Brooks made business
trip to Conway Monday.
Dried Apricots at Pruitt Grocer Co.
Mr.. Lafayette Scarlet of Conway
Sundayed in RussellYille.
Amt them nobby ties at NJ. Jacobson's.
Mr.. NJ. H. Baird has had his new
residence handsomely painted.
wanted-100 head fat hogs. NJ. r. Craig
Miss Amanda Young is visiting
friends in Morrilton this week.
Cash paid for eggs. Pruitt Grocer Co
Mr.. viii Hayden of Dardanelle
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Cash paid for eggs at Pruitt Grocer
Co.
DIR. C. L. Kirkscey of Dover was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Rowan Tues
day.
TUFTS PILLS cure Chills and Fey
er.
Mrs. Webb is selling handsome mil
linery goods to the Atkins ladies this
week.
New barrel pickles at Pruitt Grocer
Co.'S.
Mr.. w. l.. Pickett of Boonville
made REF visit to his home folks last
week.
The finest -four made at Pruitt Grocer
Cos.
Mrs. NJ. r. Craig returned Sunday
from visit to to her daughter at Van
Buren,.
New barrel pickles at Pruitt Grocer
Cos.
John Erwin sells wagons and lots
OF them. The Studebaker beats them all.
Try one.
The finest flour made at Pruitt Grocer
Co.'S.
Basil Craig was summoned to Bates
VILE last week as witness before cir
cult court.
Residence for rent. Apply to VIM.
Brooks.
Mrs. w. G. Wheat has returned from
her Missouri trip looking very much
improved.
New crop rice, the best, at Pruitt Gro
Ger Cos.
The time for getting names on the
ticket to be voted November expires
next Saturday.
Artists material just received, at VIM.
Brooks.
-Messrs. j. w. McMurray and Geo.
Black are buying cotton for w. I'll. Nc
Murray & Co. Fl Smith.
New crop rice, the best, at Pruitt Gro
Ger Co.'S.
Mrs. Frank Cook and little daughter,
returned Monday from delightful visit
to friends at GAINESVILLE.
New crop raisons and prunes at Pruitt
Grocer Co.
Our guessing contest is now fairly
inaugurated, and every one can partici-
pate who wills it. Guess now!
You can get a50c meal at Winchester's
for 20 cents.
Squire w. l.. Crow of Moreland
township was in town Monday attend
ing to business in Probate court.
Fresh mackrel, for 10 cts, at Pruitt
Grocer Cos.
--Messrs. st. Clair Falls, j. f. Cousar
and Warren Bell, Potts Station gallants,
were here Sunday "on business"
| want your trade and must have it
Jno. A. Erwin.
The clubs ON horse back with BAN
ners flying on the goth will be an in
spring scene. Don't fail to see it.
Grass seed, all varieties. Love & Roys
Hardware Co.
Saturday was the busiest day Rus
sellville has seen in a long time. The
streets were thronged and trading was
lively.
Try the "Majencia" cigar at Brooks /;
no good, no pay.
MIR. l.. G. Cypert, representing st.
Louis queensware house was in town
Monday taking orders from our mer-
chants.
Just opened, more new kraut, at
Pruitt Grocer Co.
Miss Maud Scarlet, one of Atkins
most accomplished and charming bellies,
was the guest of Mrs. 0na Pruitt Satur-
day and Sunday.
Canned tomatoes and corn, cheap, at
Pruitt Grocer Co.
Sheriff Shelby of Conway county
came up Monday with some prisoners
which he turned over TO County Con-
tractor Healey.
A full line Of mems, boys and gents
suits at NJ. Jacobsons.
MIR. Gus Howell left last week for
Augusta, Ga, where he will engage in
the Insurance business in the office OF
Mr.. w. l.. Reynolds.
just received complete line Of ladies
wraps. NJ. jacobson.
The highest guess at the number of
; grains Of corn in the DEMOCRAT Jar is
5000 the lowest 2700. Can you beat it?
IL SO hand in your guess.
Remember the clock drawing at III. c.
hiikey's Dec. |. For every dollar
you spend with him you get ticket.