The Russellville Democrat., 1893-07-20
Bannockburn Suits are in Vogue Now!


 Prof Will F. Turner of Caglesville passed pleasant greetings with his Russ ellvilie friends Saturday.
 We are prepared to furnish you any thing in the line of sewing machine sup plies or parts.
 FoR SALE.-Stove or fire wood, any length. Leave orders with Smith < Brown, or G. A. MORRIS.
 WANTED TO ExcHANGE.--Desireab town lots for lumber. Apply to Law renee Russell.
 -Rev. F. NJ. Wells of South McAl- lister, l. T., preached at the Baptist church last Sunday night.
 FoR sALE.-Fine mare seven years old for cash or good note. Apply to T. J. Russell & Bro.
 Prof. R. A. Ross has very good school. Thirty-two pupils are enrolled and others are promised.
 Go to Miller Bros. for picture frames of any style. They always keep the lat est styles of frames.
 Jay Williamson and family have re- turned from ten days visit to relatives at Martinyille and Quitman.
 will sell you two first-class sewing machines for S55.00. Why pay S55 for one? Jno. A. Erwin.
 Mrs. Nancy Oates, Mrs. c. E. Weim- CT and Miss Floy lobe left Tuesday morn- ing for few weeks sojourn at Freeman Springs.
 Come to see me when you want sew ing machine. You can save 20 or 30 dollars. Jno. A. Erwin.
 MT. II. c. Clifton, Miss Carrie Cliff ton and Miss Pearl Pryor of Gum Log were callers at the DEMOCRAT sanctum Saturday.
 My machine will run backwards and not break the thread. Prof. Northups will not Jno. A. Erwin.
 -Messrs. A. l.. Wallace and Floyd Hoglns have each a new safety bicycle and have learned to manipulate them gracefully.
 LUMBER FOR SALE! I will deliver promptly. Leave all orders with T. J.. Russell & Bro. W. J. SosBEY. tf
 Mrs. NJ. II. Rayburn and Mrs. Dr. J. $. Westerfield of Conway county were guests last week of MT. Dr. J. A. Wes- terfield, Jr.
 I have quite number of books loan ed among my friends. By returning them you will oblige A. k. Lee.
 MT. R. II. McCulloch, the courteous travelling representative of the Arkans- as Democrat Co., paid us very pleasant visit Tuesday.
 Leave your order with Miller Bros. for screen doors or windows. We make them of any size just to suit you.
 --Fifty-three cent silver dollars are still taken at full face value at this office in payment for subscriptions. Bring them in quick.
 Go to Fuckers for ice cold drinks. Soda water, lemonade, ginger ale, milk shake and Coca-Cola always on tap.
 A tribute to the memory of Aunt Susan Kirchoff prepared by Capt. John k. Homer Scott wlll appear in the DEM oCRAT next week.
 The verdict of all who have tried 1t IS that c. D. Rowan & Bros high patent flour makes the whitest bread Of any in town.
 -J. A. Moseley has returned and re- sumed his old place at K. J. Wilson's. He had pleasant time ruralizing Tn the vicinity of Hector.
 The St. Louis "Twice-a-week' Repnb- | lie at a dollar a year is the cheapest pa- per extant. We will forward your sub- scription if you desire.
 
 Owing to good and sufficient req sons the Y. F. $. c. E. entertainment did not come off Sunday night. Anoth. CT date will be set soon.
 Leave orders at smith & Browns Store for c. F. Hall to come to your house and repair your stoves. It saves iuel, tune and buying new stove.
 --The program of the c. +. entertain ment next Friday evening has many m teresting features. You will miss some thing rare if you fail to attend.
 sell a machine that took the Grant Prize over all other machines. Th' finest mechanics the world can produce say it is the best" Jno. A. Erwin
 -Messrs. John Clingman and $. D Hamilton are expected home this week from the Territory. In Pickens county we learn a severedrought prevails threat ening a total failure 0t crops.