The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-23
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The fruit seems to be all right.
 They never miss sale at Erwins.
 Only twelve days until circuit court. Peach and plum trees are blooming.
 The new goods are very cheap at Err wins.
 -Tax-paying time closes in fifteen days.
 TUFTS PILLS do not nauseate or gripe.
 Read in this issue Warning to the Public"
 Dressers and bureaus for everybody al Erwins.
 MT. Clark Bonds of New Hope, Dov- CT township, was in town Tuesday
 The finest flour in town at Pruitt- Bell Co.'S.
 The sun passed the yernal equinox Monday. Now for spring weather.
 Second hand sewing machines for g , at Erwins.
 MT. and Mrs. Lon Spencer went to Mt. Nebo Sunday and spent the day.
 Flour in wood barrels at Pruitt- Bell Mercantile Co.
 MT. P. l.. Bottoms, Dardanelle's ge- nial hotel man, was in town Tuesday.
 G. E. Howell has five-room resi- dence for rent.
 MT. W. A. Baird and little son, of Dover. visited in Russellville Sunday.  You can almost buy goods at your own price, at Erwin's.
 Mrs. venable, sister of Nathaniel McKeever, died last week with pneu- monia.
 Nan Youngblood has a lot of lumber and shingles for sale. Attorney c. W. Shinn, of Little Rock, spent Sunday here with his par ents.
 The cheapest and best flour in town is at Weirs. Try sack.
 Considerable corn was planted last week notwithstanding the unfayorable weather. They sell large safes for s4.00, small safes $2.50, at Erwin's MT. I. c. Smith paid a visit to his son at Magnolia last week, and found him doing well. l You can buy wall paper for Sc per l double roll at Erwins. \ -The town hog will come in for a 5 goodly share of attention at the hands 1 Of the new council. Oil paintings with 3 inch gilt frames 30x36 for 65c. at Erwin's. I Mrs. Essie Ferguson is down from N Ft. Smith visiting the family of Mir. and Mrs. w. F. wooten. l Pure drugs and plenty of them al Smith Drug Go. Get the best. \ Mir. J. W. Wells is making a toul ' of Texas representing the Mansfield Drug Co. of Memphis. [ The best cigars in town are sold by the Smith Drug Co. Try them. \ Sealed bids for the stock of Wooter t & Oates, assigned, will be opened to-day E by Receiver c. n. Rowan. II Buy your perfumes from the Smith Drug Go. A fine stock on hand. M Miss Nellie Watson of Boonsboro ( Washington county, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Estella Russell.
 Miss Mary Allen has pretty line o N baby caps and bonnets. See them. x Farmer friends plant hogs and stocl for living, and cotton for revenue E, this method you will prosper Hats the latest and most stylish ii II town at Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co.
 MT. ". H. Rankin has sold the Rack ct stock of goods to Mrs. T. c. Everett and retired from the business.
 A car load of celebrated Gold Dus -four just reeieyed by c. II. Wood.
 -Messrs A. s. Hays and John Neal O Dover were in town Monday, and favor ed the DEMOCRAT with call.
 Forty acres of good improved bolton land for sale. Apply at this office.
 -Messrs. J. B. Sinclair and E. E. B F Is of Gala Creek township pulled tn DEMOCRAT latch-string Tuesday.
 Coal delivered on short notice. Leay orders at drug store. WM. BRooKs.
 The municipal candidates were eerti fled Go the election commissioners Mon day. The election comes oil April 1.
 See our stock of fresh candies befor you buy. It is nice. Smith Drug Co.
 --Mr---Lee of Texarkana, enroute t Nebraska, stopped over with his brother Prof A. E. Lee, at this place, Sunday.
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