The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
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~A cuilc's amang ye, takm' notes, hn' faith, he'll print 'em." FRESH BREAD at Pruitt Grocer Co. several communications are unayoid- ably crowded out this week. First-clas- bread at Huggler's bakery. --crop. in the uplands have been great lv improved by the recent showers.
 Eggs and butter on ice at Fruit Gro eer Go.
 Mir. James A. Norris has our thanks for some nice apples presented last week. Fresh bread daily at Huggler's bak- cry
 There will be q Sunday school picnic at Cross Plains saturday August 6. Ev- erybody invited.
 You can get butter on ice at Pruitt Grocer Co.
 Misses Della Patrick and Fannie Perry were the guests of Dardanelle friends last week.
 Ton can geta square meal at Fruits Restaurant.
 Judge J. T. Bullock delivered an able address before the Dover democrat ic club one night last week.
 A nice lot of Candies just received at w. Wells. k Midsummer social parties were given the past week at the residences of J. F. Munday Jeff Davis and k. l.. Harkey.
 You can get square meal at Fruits Restaurant.
 --On the 5th of July. II. c. Spillars and k. !. Gray presented to this office the first cotton blooms seen this season. Pies, cakes, and sandwiches fresh at Huggler's bakery.
 Frequent showers and cooling breezes the past week have made the weather exceedingly pleasant for mid summer. ss Ham, eggs. and chicken fresh daily at Huggler's bakery.
 Prof. NJ. II. Baird, one of the most efficient office men in the state, is assist ing County Clerk Howard in his office this week
 Great reduction in gents underwear at M Jacobsons.
 ID. F. Moore presented this office with two cotton bols almost full grown last Tuesday. He reports having blooms on June r..
 Buy your paints, oils, varnishes, etc. from ]. W. Wells.
 Some of the incest peaches we have q seen this season were brought to town Monday bv W. w Warren who lives on the Prof. Jones place.
 A. !. Hartsell has a dwelling house to rent. Call on him.
 -MrandMrs. IL Russell were elected by the G F. sunday school last Sunday as delegates to the Pope County Sunday School Association which meets at Dow CT next week.
 Great reduction on laees and embroid- cries at NJ. Jacobson's.
 MT. and Mrs. Desha Williams are proud of the arrival of a ten pound boy at their home. The interesting event has called forth many congratulations from their friends.
 This is good weather in which to have those pictures taken.
 -Mr. J. II. Gamer has established telcphonie communication between his residence and photograph gallery, dis tance If several blocks. It is a great convenience.
 Pongee silk that sold for Joe. now at F. sc NJ. Jacobson.
 The Rnssellvillc second and Dardan- elIe first mines crossed bats at the latter place July 4 The game resulted i'll q victory for the home team, the score A standing 20 10 II.
 Challies sold at 7c. will sell from now on at 5c. NJ. Jacobson,
 Samples of coal from C. W. Ewing's mine were tested in Jamisons forge last week and found to contain welding prop critics equal to the best product of the Jenny Lind or Coal Hill mines.
 Try California strained honey. It is fine. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 --Messrs. W. l. Pollock and Harrison Box were nominated Saturday for jus tices of the peace for Wilson township. The DEMOCRAT congratulate both, and shopes each will roll up big majority in September.
 Fresh bread daily-4 large loayes for dime, at Pruitt Grocer Co.'S.
 -Rey. $. II. Buchanan of Clarksville is author of book entitled "The Book Of the World" which he is selling at sl50 per copy by subscription. He wants Co sell 1000 before having the work published.
 have commenced to chop prices on all summer goods, NJ. Jacobson.
 MT. r. G. Hollabaugh, who has heretofore claimed to be democrat, in order to prove his party fealty, voted in sxthe democratic primary Saturday, and 1t is believed he will support the tickes in September, although he was placed on fine ue0pIas' parfv ticket for county