The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
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 FOR sALE.--Two good work horses at bargain. Call on c. D. ROWAN, Re- ceiver.
 Studebaker wagons and sewing ma chimes at very close figures. Jno. A, Erwin.
 Attorney George W. Shinn and wife of Little Rock are here visiting relatives. Mir. Shinn is looking after some legal business, also. A fresh line of homemade cream can dies just opened at Pruitt Bell Mercan- tile Co.
 Horses and mules for sale cheap for cash or note with good security. R. J. Wilson.
 The family of Mir. Thompson have been quite sick for some time with meas les. We note with pleasure they are now improving. My stock of hats is complete and now is the time to make selection. NJ. Ja- cobson.
 We will sell you cheaper suis of clothes than you ever saw. Potts, Car den & Co. MT. Perry Renfrow reached Award, Texas, safely and writes that he already feels much improved by the trip. He is visiting his daughter. If you want the best hand turned shoe that comes to Russellville go to R. M. Oates & Go. Winchester's bread is the best. It is baked every day, and delivered to any part of town. Miss Mattie Battenfield went over to Dardanelle to-day to be present at the marriage of Mir. Lafayette Scarlett and Miss Bottoms tonight. We have span of fine large six year old mules for sale at reasonable figures. Wooten & Oates. Ten second hand sewing machines at bargain. It will pay you to see them Jno. A. Erwin. Gas. L. Breuton, a former Pope countian, is candidate for postmaster at Garland, Texas. His friends here hope he will be successful. |
 First-class barrel pickles, mixed pick les and gherkins for sale cheap at c. D. Rowan & Bros.
 The DEMOCRAT IS equipped for all lines of commercial job printing. Leave your orders with us.
 --Dr. F. B. Huston of the Huston In- firmry, Houston, Texas. is being delight fully entertained by his Russellville friends. He will remain several days.
 Every box of International stock food is sold on positive guarantee. Do not fail to try it. J. W. Wells.
 If you aim to haul us wood to apply on subscription haul it now, we will not need it after winter is past.
 Attorney J. J. Lester and Messrs. Ed Darr and Reb Hartwick all of At kins were attentive listeners to the tes- timony in the burglars examining trial Monday.
 Limburger and Swiss cheese, Bologna sausage and Welnerwurst, always on hand at E. w. Craig's restaurant.
 c. D. Weir has just received large lot of extra patent flour which he offers iOWtI ttidH fC iVWtct tOi olfot NAShs
 --The Rev. Mir. Price of Morrilton, will preach at the Presbyterian church, thls place, this Wednesday, evening at 7:30. Everybody cordially invited to| attend.
 Shoes Shoes! We carry full line. Prices cannot be duplicated anywhere. Try us. Pruitt Bell Mercantile Co.
 We will make it to your interest to give us call when you want anything in the grocery line. c. D. Rowan X Bro
 Farmers report the roads in the country in an execrablc condition, almost impossible. Truly the need of better roads is one of the crying demands of the hour.
 Get your coal, the best in the market from Brown & Rankin. Orders left at the livery stable will receive prompt at tention.
 Remember we carry the finest flour in town. Every sack guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Pruitt Bell Mer- camille Go.
 Ut is reported that by the death of relative in Maryland Mrs. Sam Thomp- son of this place, has inherited quite snug fortune. It is to be hoped the re- port is true.
 Remember ws carry the finest flonr in town. Every sack guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Pruitt Bell Mer- cantile Co.
 Remember you can get goods now at the Racket Store (Howell & White old stand), at St. Louis prices for We are sell ing at cost.
 Rev. U. J. Hearon preached at the c. P. church Sunday morning and eve ming to large and attentive congrega- tions. His discourses were clear, logi- cal, convincing.
 Pair of good mules and pair of good horses for sale for cash or on time. En- quire of J. B. Eyants, or G. A. Morris at Perry Renfrow place.
 The St. Louis 'sTwice-a-week" Kepub- lie at a dollar year is the cheapest pa- per extant. We will forward your sub scriDtion if you desire.
 There are several cases of measles in town. but not of very virulent type. It is confined to few families, and Tor tunateIy the school has not been affected to any great extent.
 Young men desiring to attend 6 busi- ness college will find it to their advan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 The closing out sale Of the Racket Store is still going on at the Howell x White old stand. Come everybody and get goods while they are cheap. ------------