The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

Mrs. NJ. Jacobson returned last week
from delightful visit to the beautiful
little city of Searcy.
Winchester's Zoe. meals are the best
IN town. Take one and be convinced.
New eorsets, kid gloves, hose, handker-
chiefs, ribbons, ETC., at Miss NJ. Aliens.
Misses Hannah and Lizzie Gamer of
l)u Quoin, ILL.,, are the guests of their
brother, Mr. j. II. Gamer.
Call on the photographer and have
that work done during this fine weather.
Arriving large and very select
stock of clothing at Potts Garden & Go.
Prof. VIM. NJ. waldschmidt arrived
last week and has assumed his duties as
first assistant in the public school.
For sALE.-Stoye wood, 1e and Is
inches in length. Apply to w. II. Ran
kin.
If you try Winchester's bread you
will use no other. Two big loaves for a
dime.
Mrs. West ii. Humphreys and child
rem have returned from their summer
visit to ArkadeIphia and other points.
Remember when it comes to family
groceries ID. S. Hyatt is right in the
swim.
Cash will be paid for good milk COW
with young calf. Apply to George
Black.
Misses Ella andLizzie Bryant the ae-
complished daughters of A. p. Bryant,
of Bakers Greek We're in town Tuesday.
Come to r. j. Wilson'S to buy your
clothes, for he is closing out his entire
stock at cost.
We are in receipt OF our fall stock of
goods, which will be sold cheap. Woot-
en- & Oates.
MIR. Lee May, one of Clarksville's
| leading merchants, was circulating
among his Russellville friends Monday.
NJ. jacobson will receive in few days
a splendid line of ladies dress goods of
| the latest styles.
Ladies, if you want neat fitting and
desirable shoe, buy Brown & Desnoyer's
Wooten & Oates.
Dame Rumor has it that there are
several weddings to take place in the
near future. Don't you wish you knew
who?
We have good line of the neat fitting,
easy wearing, watch spring eorsets.
Wooten q Oates.
Everybody says Brown & Desnoyer's
shoes are good enough. Every pair war
ranted. Wooten Il Oates.
Mrs. J. A. Miller and little daugh-
ter, Mary, arrived Sunday from Paris,
Texas, TO visit relatives here and at
Dover.
Wanted: A partner with $1,000 or
! $500 Good paying business establish
ed. Enquire at this office.
| will sell sewing machines at very
| low prices for the next 80 days. Come
and get prices. Jno. A. Erwin.
Mr. NJ. jacobson viii return this
week from ST. Louis, where he has pur-
chased large stock of fall and winter
goods.
| DIR. Hopkins dental parlor is the place
to get your dental work done. Work
first-class, and prices reasonable.
We have just received complete line
Of the celebrated Brown-Desnoyer Gus
tom-made shoes. Wooten q Oates.
We were pleased to receive call
last week from Mr.. M. McEaehin, of TT
Smith, in company with Mr.. W. L,
| Wooten.
SroLEN-From my residence on Long
street, ladies gold watch. $40 reward
for its return. w. w. BRAsHfAR.
Remember the clock drawing at II. G.
! Wilkey's Oct. L. For every dollar
you spend with him you get ticket.
The first bale of new cotton was
brought in last week by j. j. McGeei
and bought at cents, r. j. Wilson be-
ug the purchaser.
Leave orders with Love & Roys Hdw
Co, for your stove repairs. Your heat
ing stoves will need them before long.
Miss Emma Hall returned Tuesday
| from delightful two months visit to
her sister, Mrs. Minnie Hess, at Arkan-
sas City, Kansas.
Leave orders for coal with X. f. Roys
| Agent for the genuine Miller coal, the
best on the market, quality guaranteed
Mr.. j. Arthur Erwin of this place.
has accepted position in a leading
iewelry establishment at Searcy, and
left for that place last week.
Don't forget the enlarged life size
pictures that the photographer gives
away to all his customers. Call and get
one.
-MessrS. Vance and Steltz, newly
elected justices Of the peace for Illinois
township, will move their families to
town and establish offices here.
The ladies are requested TO call and
examine our new stock of dress goods
No trouble to show goods. Wooten x
! Oates.
Mrs. NJ +. Webb and Miss Emma
Bonds left Monday for st. Louis, where
they will purchase a magnificent stock
Of fall and winter millinery goods.
John II. Gamer is again able TO be at
his post Of duty, so now is the time to
have those long talked Of photographs
made.
80 Yards LGWn for 81
7. j. RUSSELL & BRO.
Through the courtesy of Station
Agent Ellsworth we have received q
copy of the st. Louis Exposition Souye-
mir. A beautifully illustrated volume.