The Russellville Democrat., 1892-05-26

 Brooks.
 Communication with Dardanell, was resumed Tuesday. Skiffs and flat boats being used for crossing. The river has fallen about six feet and is reced ing rapidly.
 A good pair counter drug scales, also one pair R scales for sale at Brooks CHEAT.
 I'll. H. Youngblood has been critic ally i'll for the past three days with ali attack of congestion. He is now better and strong hopes are entertained of his final recovery.
 STANDARD WORM KuLLER-Priee 25e It is guaranteed and sold by Vim Brooks.
 --Dr. Patton of Dardanelle will preach in the Presbyterian church next Sunday at Il o'clock, and Rev. M Oates, of Potts Station, at night. The public is cordially invited.
 Every 50c purchase gets ticket in our sixteen prize drawing. Wm Brooks.
 Miss Lillie Rankin has been selected to take charge of the primary depart ment of Lebanon, (Tenn.) college for the term beginning next September. We congratulate Miss Rankin and the school.
 We guarantee every price in our house lower than any in Russellyille. WeimeI Drug Co.
 Ladies tow quartered shoes in any style, size or price, can be found at NJ Jacobson's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nat Deshong and Miss Ethie Deshong went to Little Rock Sun day to meet MT. Frank Dcshong who was enroute home from an extended busi- ness trip through southern Texas. They returned Tuesday afternoon.
 It win pay you to come in to see how good hose yon can get for l0c. at NJ Jacobson's.
 If you have a fat beef take it to M. R. Craig. He wants it and will pay high est mark ct price.
 MT. Holly D. Brown of Gala Creek township is mentioned as probable can didate for circuit clerk. MT. Brown is an estimable gentleman and should he conclude to make the race will receive the support of strong and influential friends.
 We take special pains to handle the finest flour in the market; try sack.
 Fruit Grocer Co. Do not fail to use International Stock Food. Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction. J. W. WELLS.
 A number of excursionists bound for Dallas and other Texas points pass ed over the Fort Smith road Monday. The party was joined here by Messrs. Ed Bernard, Van Boswell, Mace Der nard, John MeAnally, Mrs. Jay Will- iamson, Mrs. James H. Perry and daughter Miss Flora.
 Parties desiring good heart sawed shingles can get inside prices by apply ing to Love < Roys Hardware Co.
 Just opened up nice assortment ol challies, in wool and cotton, which will sell at low prices. NJ. Jacobson.
 III. c. Wilkey and wife returned last week from Jonesboro where they at tended the second annual meeting of the grand lodge of Knights and Ladies oi Honor. They speak in glowing terms of the wholesouled hospitality extended the delegates. The next meeting Will be held in Forrest City.
 Best selection of fruits, oranges, ba- nanas, lemons, nuts Of all kinds that the season will afford, at Fruit Grocery Cos
 FOR RENT "A good 7-room dwelling house. Good we'll of water, stable and lot, fine garden, etc, apply at this ofiiee'
 MT. A. M. Bradley and family and a couple of DEMOCRAT representatives viewed the raging Arkansas from the north bank the first of the week. Dar- nanelle in the distance, just above the danger line, seemed calm and serene and doubtless sympathized with the rest ol the world in being isolated from her
 Best selection of fruits, oranges, ba- nanas, lemons, nuts of all kinds nlatsthe season will afford, at Fruit Grocer Cos
 Do you want buggy, cart or road wagon, if SO call on Harkey Saddlery Go. They can fixyou up in great shape
 MT. o. c. Ludwig, the able young editor of the Clarksville Herald-Journal is A candidate for the office Of county clerk of Johnson county. His devotion to the interests of his people and fidelity to The party. together with his admir- able qualifications for the position, cer' tainly entitle him to strong support We shall hear of his election with genu- inc pleasure.
 c. B. Gerber has a champion reaper and mower combined which he will sel at a bargain if applied for soon. It doe' good work.
 Have you had those long-talked-o pictures taken vet? If not you had bet ter visit the photographer during thu pretty weather
 MT. J. F.. Battenfield represent' some of the oldest, wealthlest and mos reliable insurance companies Ill the world, ones that always are prompt anc liberal in adjusting losses. He has ha' long experience in the business, Is ac curate and painstaking in writing poll cies, therefore, when you wish to Tn sure your property give him call an' he will please you.
 When you want cakes, pies, light his' cult. rolls. loaf bread, anything m th' | line of cooking, leave your orders al the Pruitt Bakery.
 Parties expecting to attend the Dis trict Normal Institute to be held II this place in June can obtain board a special rates, by applying to K. F. Roys
 -The greater part of the editoria matter in this ssue was prepared by MI J. F. Battenfeld while the editor wa away at the meeting cf the press assocla tion' The subjects discussed are timely and the arguments presented are in MI Raften6eld's happiest vein. They can not fail being of benefit to our readers We thank him sincerely for the interes manifested in it's preparation. BROOKS VEGETABLE LIVER PiLis--EF