The Russellville Democrat., 1892-10-27

If you want good watch or clock or anything in that line call on II. D. Jones before buying elsewhere
 --Drs. ]. A. and J. s. WesterfIeld, as- sisted by local physicians, performed q very delicate operation for Miss Caroline Morphis, at the residence of her brother inlaw, Mir. I. N. Parish, last sunday af- ternOOn. The operation was successful and the patient is doing as well as conld be expected.
 The photographer will give special rates on family groups taken by the new process. Call and see samples.
 Special sale Saturday at the Racket Store. Unparalleled bargains Wait for it and you will never regret it.
 Sheriff Johnson and his deputies will police the voting precincts at the coming election, instead of the deputies appointed by the county board of elec- tion commissioners, who were only ap- pointed to act at the September election because the Sheriff, being candidate was disqualified from acting.
 Remember the clock drawing at H. c. Wilkey's Dec. l. For every dollar you spend with him you get ticket.
 To the ladies who wish nice dress goods, you can find them in single pat terms, also trimming to match, at Jacob sons.
 There has been quite an advance in the price of cotton within the past few days Several bales sold here yes terday at 7.60 The receipts at all points are far below that of this time last year and the indications are for better prices than last year. At the present rate the 8 cent point will be reached quite soon.
 Dr. Hopkins, proprietor of the Rus sellville dental parlor, requests all want ing dental work done to call before the weather gets too bad.
 Young men desiring to attend a busi- ness college will find it to their advan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 The heavy rains of last week not only retarded the receipts of cotton, but damaged considerably the crop in the fields. Last season at this time 1900 bales had been marketed here. Up to date but little more than 800 bales have appeared. The yield i'll this county will
 
 years production.
 Now is the time to have those photos made while the photographer is using the new process. They make the best pictures. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 WANTED.-Fifty bushels of cotton seed, which will be taken in pay or part pay on watch or clock. Prices on watches from s5 to $l00. II. c. Wilkey.
 MT. J. c. Bonds, one of Dover town ships most successful farmers, presented us with fine lot of Southern Queen sweet potatoes the other day. Twelve of them, weighing l315 pounds, grew in one hill, making about as large turn out as any man could wish for unless he wanted the earth and it fenced in. The Southern Queen is prolific grower as well as very toothsome vegetable
 I was not in the markets three weeks for nothing. l was looking for bargains and found them. So if you don't come and get them it is your own fault. NJ. Jacobson.
 l am still selling sewing machines, Studebaker wagons, furniture, carpets, window shades, wall paper and pictures at rock bottom prices. Come and see.
 Jno. A. Erwin.
 In another place will be found card from U. L. Meade giving his reasons for non-acceptance of the position of county examiner rendered him by the County Judge. The vacancy was filled by Judge Berryman by the ap- pointment of Mir John Puckett of this township. Mir Puckett has had ample experience in teaching and is well quali- fled for the position. He will take a lively interest in the school affairs of the county