The Russellville Democrat., 1892-10-06

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florence Mckinney has returned
from FIT. Smith to attend school.
Mr. Sam Davis has been installed as
book-keeper for j. NJ. White Il Son.
Mrs. w. d. Lucy who has been i'll
some time with fever is slowly improy-
ing.
Attorney j. A. Lewis of Appleton
was here Friday on professional bus
mess.
Mrs. w. G.. Wheat is off on two
weeks visit to her parents at Marion
vile, Mo.
Rev. George w. Hill closed his
meeting at the NJ. L. C. S. last Wednes-
day night.
Rev. j. b. Wright assisted Rev. Mr.
Hedrick in meeting in Yell county
last week
| sell Eupion coal oil, the best oil in the mar
ket J. L. Tucker.
Several wagon loads of Searey coun-
ty apples found ready sole in this mar
net last week.
| Oh, aren't they nice2-Those large fat mack
| erel al j. l.. fuckers.
If the town ever did need water
works thai time is now. The dust is al
most intolerable.
| A carload OF flour to be sold at unheard of
low prices, at J. L. fuckers.
The people should keep Col. Terry's
appointments in mind and hear him at
one or more of them.
| just in a barrel of the finest spiced pickles
you ever ate at J. j.. fuckers.
Butter and eggs are rather scarce
commodities in this market, and COM
mand good prices.
| The only place in town where you can get
| lemons and lemonade is J. l.. fuckers.
Bob Bullock, Dardanelle's honor
ed mayor and able attorney, was seen on
our streets Saturday.
Thick, fine, eandy-tasted, reboiled sugar house
molasses at a bargain, at j. L. fuckers.
Genial West Humphreys was at
home this week visiting his family and
taking orders for shoes.
Speaker Crisp and Mirabelia Cigars are @out
| OF sight, Try one. At j. l.. fuckers.
Mrs. L. A. Owens has resumed her
position as dressmaker at Mrs. Webbs
since her return from Nebo.
Another barrel OF that popular drink, Phos-
| Ferrone, just received. }. l.. Tucker.
Druggist w. A. Galloway and wife
of Atkins were guests Sunday Of DR..
and Mrs. j. A. Westerfleld.
We have the best and cheapest flour in town.
j. L. Tucker.
Mrs. f. NJ. Stinnett, victim of con-
sumption, died last week. An obituary
| by her pastor appears this week.
J. L. Tucker has Just received fine lot OF
canned goods, which he proposes to sell at a
bargain.
james A. Norris placed on our table
Saturday samples of his apple crop, for
which we desire to tender thanks.
| A hundred pounds of fine Kentucky leaf to-
bacco to be disposed of at great bargain at j.
| J.. fuckers.
Farmers report corn not so good as
! last year. 1t is inclined to be chafy and
worms have damaged it considerably.
just in-the finest imported sardines and Co
| lumbia salmon you ever ate. Try can--at j.
L. fuckers
! Rev. r. II. Fletcher and family are
visiting their neighbors and friends at
their former home in Franklin county.
Itisa known fact we sell more fine candies
and always keep the best assortment of any one
| in the city. j. l.. Tucker.
-Messrs. Young & Co, the Dover
township lumbermen, are shipping large
quantities Of lumber of the best quality.
we always have the best of everything. Try
our -four Satisfaction guaranteed and prices
away down. J. l.. Tucker.
&C. w. Turner and family of Gum
Log left Monday for Parker County,
Texas. They expect to locate near
Weatherford.
Notwithstanding the sharp advances in coffee
and sugar, j, l. Tucker is still selling them
| cheaper than his competitors.
-Messrs. Warren Ferguson, Charles
Shinn and James Sanderson are among
the students from abroad who have en-
tered school recently.
Fresh candies at Brooks.
We are very glad to learn that Mrs.
A. f. Lee was benefited by her summer
sojourn at Nebo. Prof. and Mrs. Lee
are boarding at r. NJ. Oates.
Cash paid for eggs. Pruitt Grocer Co
! -IfOI. w Ill r L uIutE, NIiitilpdi vi
the Caglesville High School was among
our callers Monday. His school will be-
gin the latter part Of this month.
wanted-l00 head fat hogs. NJ. r. Craig
1t has not rained here in twenty
four DAYS and no indications of abate-
ment Of the drouth This fall resemble;
last in respect to the dry weather
Cash paid for eggs at Pruitt Grocer
Co.
u. III. tombstone, mention OF who's,
arrest was made recently in the DEMO
GRAFT is now out on bond, his friends
having come promptly to bis relief.
Fresh mackrel, 3 for 10 cts, at Pruit
Grocer Cos.
A. T. Davis has purchased r. g
Browns interest in the Russellvill'
Foundry, and the business will be car
ried on at the same stand as formerly.
New barrel pickles at Pruitt Grocer
Co.'S.
Ticket No. COS held by Mr.. Murray
Oates drew the handsome eight day cal
endar clock at III. c. Wilkey's Oct lst
The next drawing takes place Dec. LIST
J Residence for rent. Apply to VIM
Brooks.
MIR. A. Hover, who was once cit
izen of Russellville and will be remem
} bered by many, was married last weel
to Miss Martie Bonham at Fort Smith
New kraut--the best--at Pruitt Gro
Ger Co.'S.
County Clerk Howard and Deput