The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-28
strother want, hens.

Str0ther wants hens. N R. Craig wants fat beef cattle. Craig wants to buy mutton sheep. \. sam Collins, Sr., of Van Buren, was the guest of NJ. R, Craig Monday. Two good farm horses for sale. App ply to Wm. Brooks. Miss Rose Marley of Hope, is being entertained by Miss Lula Schaeht. Fresh bread daily, one pound loaves for five cents at Winchesters. "A Missionary church was organized at Ross this county, last Sunday week. Fresh bread daily andfour large loayes for dime at Fruits Bakery. -Messrs. w. NJ. wooten and II. F. I.awley of Hector were in town satur- day. You get 5Oe worth of goods for soc and ticket in the drawing also at wm. Brooks.
 A hhd of best grade hurley leaf to- bacco just received from Ky, at Wm. Brooks.
 Mir. II. E. Ferguson, postmaster at Holla Bend, favored us with call last Friday.
 STANDARD ELECTRIC LlNIMENr--Pric 50c and guaranteed. For sale by Wm. \ Brooks.
 Every 5oc purchase gets ticket in our sixteen prize drawing. Wm.
 Brooks.
 Prof. r. P. Murrey, president of
 Morrilton College, favored Us with call Saturday.
 STANDARD WORM RILLER-Priee 25c. It is guaranteed and sold by Wm. Brooks.
 The fruit scare seems to have been premature. There will be an abundance of all kinds.
 We guarantee every price in our house lower than any in Russellyille. Weimer z zADrug Co.
 Go to Mrs Webbs for parasols, she has
 them in plain and fancy handles, and at
 low figures.
 Mrs. Fife Erwin and baby return
 ed to their home in Little Rock the first
 of the week.
 If you have fat beef take it to NJ. R.
 Craig. He wants if and will pay high Nest market price.
 Miss Julia Dodd came over Tuesday
 from Dardanelle and became the guest
 of RnsseIlville friends.
 If you need corn in any quantity Weimer will sell it to you for cash or on
 time. Goto see him. Fine tobacco, best coal oil, cheapest wall paper, purest drugs and courteous sffe ntion at Wm. Brooks.
 u,.rs Abbie c. Buckley has returned
 fro,,, . vi'sit to Ciarksyiile and is the
 guest guest Of Miss May Battenheld.
 A nnml,er o.s our people speak of at- H tenaing fine dedication of the new rail- way bridge at Memphis May F.
 Money to loan on first class person, al security, or first class unincuihpcreu
 real estate. Inquire at this office What is the matter with organizing 4 dramatic club? There is plenty of 5s Saitable talent in Prof. Lees school
 Twelve or fifteen bales of cotton 1 from Searcy county were sold here Moii- day morning The price paid was bc.
 1.-The ladies of the Christian church F will give a strawberry festival n the near futnreas soon az the berries are ripe- NJ. R. Craig will pay cash for one and two year old cattle to put on pasture No limit as to number Bring them Tn IT. l. Wick, conductor Of the Arka' delphia < Dalark road, is now living al Arkadelpia- Jess is well known here Do you want buggy, cart or roae 2Wagon, if 50 call on Harkey Saddjery
 70. They can fix you up in great shape
 MT. and Mrs. sam Collins, Jr., ol
 Nan Buren, visited Mrs. Collins pa
 rents, Mr. and Mrs. Nj. +. Craig, Satur-
 day.
 MT. J. r. Munday has notice t' yice-presidents of the Pope County Sun. day School Association in this issue Read it.
 1.-The weather this spring for the mos s part has been unfavorable for planting Majority of farmers are much behint witt their work. ~ Tue Twice-a- Week. Republic for on' dollar is the best inyestm ent that cal possibly be made. We forward subscrip lions free of charge. E Mrs s. N. Evans and her daughter E Mis- Bessie of Dardanelle, were guest of Captain and Mrs. Peeler and othe friends. last Friday. --The first strawberries of the seasoI were placed on our table Thursday Els inst. by Dr. J. NJ. Yancey. Thank. Who will be the nexts -President ". c. Weimer of the Firs National Bank, and Cashier John " " Nhite of the Peoples Exchange Banh are attending the meeting of the Bank t~ CTS Association in Little Rock.