The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-30
-cotton ranges from $50 . 7.25.

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Come and see our $l400 bedroom suit
at Erwins.
Rey. n. G.. Num- Of Clarksyille was
a pleasant caller this morning.
Sewing machines at your own price at
Jno. A. Erwins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Frazier rejoice
over new baby boy, which was born
Friday last
Look out for next week for car load
stndebaker wagons. Jno A. Erwin.
-Rev. G. w. Boyles was in town
Tuesday. lie goes from the Atkins to
The GAINESVILLE circuit.
] am still selling furniture at Racket
prices. Call and see my oak suits.
s. r. JUDD.
Cotton receipts last week footed up
s24 bales. Fridays receipts were the
largest, being 202 bales
ATTENTION LADIES.
Great reductions on all those beautiful
dress patterns at the Racket.
We are deeply indebted to Mr.. M.
A. Rhea for timely assistance in getting
out this issue Of the DEMOCRAT.
Wanted-To trade or sell town
property in Oswego, Kansas. Apply to
Walter McAnally.
ALI our business men signed the
agreement to close their stores on
Thanksgiving day from 10 till2.
The best line Of pocket knives in town
can be found in our stock.
LOVE & Rows HDwE. Co.
Mr.. John w. White is a head taller
than usual. A young masculine White
put in his appearance Sunday morning.
Studebaker Bros. took IS prizes at the
Worlds Fair-Buy the Studebaker wag-
on from Jno A. Erwin.
Go to Famous on Thanksgiving
day and see the new dress goods "Whip
Cord" and "Glacie' worth 49, to go at
los.
Owing to the immense trade and con-
slant arrival of goods at the Racket our
"ad.' fails to appear this week. RACKET
Mr.. Jno. r.. Newer of Ellis county,
Texas, is here on visit to old friends
and relatives. He looks well and brags
on Texas
Ladies Knit Combination suits reduc-
ed from 1925 to $500. Also another
lot worth $1,000 go at S113. Famous.
The Mexican Ladies Typical Orches-
ira gave two superb entertainments at
the courthouse last week, greatly de-
lighting our music loving population.
/ have 10 collins which / propose to
give to persons who are not able to buy.
s. r.. Judd, Undertaken and Furniture
Dealer.
Mr.. Mark H.. Gartrell, friend of
Mr.. Warren, from Nebraska, arrived in
town to-day. He comes to look at the
country, and we hope he may be pleased
with us.
For THE BABIES.
A large beautiful line of eloaks. The
Rackets hold the pole that knocks the
highest persimmon.
The following changes have been re-
ported in coal mining circles. Carey &
20. sold to Seratt Bros. of Kansas City !;
c. j. Gates and Rutledge Il Co. leased to
John Ii. Gamer & Co.
Read our "adn and after offering thanks
and eating Old Mans Turkey 60 to the
Famous and buy a new dress at New
York wholesale figures.
Bro. Rutledge, by appointment of
the bishop, goes TO the station Of Quit
man. He leaves the coming week for
mis- new field of labor. May his lot be
cast in pleasant places, and it is.
Karl's Glover Root the great Blood
Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures Constipation,
25c., soc. $1.00. Sold by VIM. Brooks.
Pastors and members of all the
churches are requested to give the re-
ceiying committee at the e. p. church
Thursday morning the names of all the
needy and deserving poor within their
knowledge.
Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guarantee.
1t cures lncipient Consumption. 1t Is
the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a
dose. 25cts, Scots, and sl.00. Sold by
WIN. BROOKS.
lin addition TO being elected Grand
Master, Capt. Harkey was elected Depu-
ty Grand High Priest by the Grand
Chapter. This places him in direct line
of promotion to the office of Grand High
Priest next year.
Keep the cook in aood humor by
getting Hall & Smith to patch the cracks
in your stove, saves fuel and buying a
new stove. Or they will exchange a new
one for your old one at once.
Among our esteemed callers Mon
day was Rev. G.. w. o. Davis, who was
returning home from conference. He
was sent back to the Dardanelle circuit,
the place filled so acceptably by him for
the past two years.
The accounts of the late Smith Drug
Co. have been placed in our hands Tor
collection and must be paid promptly TO
save cost of legal proceedings.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Bro. Sherman, the new Methodist
pastor, will meet with the Epworth
League Sunday afternoon at $3.50 and
will talk TO it of matters pertaining TO
lis work. He desires the presence OF
every member.
5000 rolls wall paper will soon be re-
ceived at VIM. Brooks drug store. All
next seasons designs, prices from DC to
75c per roll. Call and see it before pa
pering your house.
viii Grimmett, who was reported
last week as having taken a change OF
revenue 10 johnson county, came into
court later, and plead guilty TO assault
with intent TO kill, and was sentenced TO
the pen for three years.
SELL EN-
That's what we tell our clerks ana
they X
following our instructions.
RACKET.
The Rev. VIM. Sherman, the new
pastor Of the Southern Methodist church,
win occupy his pulpit for the first time
sunday next at II o'clock. At the re-
o,,ast of the Ladies' Missionary society