The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-02
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Cotton selling at to sI8.
 Best flour at Pruitt Grocer Co. The early gardener is getting in his work.
 For pure drugs, etc, go to J. W. Wells.
 Tine spring poet has suffered tenn porary set back.
 Torpid Liver is cured by TUFTS PILLS.
 The wise farmer will SOW plenty of oates this spring.
 County Judge Berryman is again a resident of town.
 The cheapest and best flour in town is at Weirs. Try sack.
 The town conncil will meet tonight at the court house.
 Use International stock food for all stock. J. W. Wells
 George Black wants to trade good farm horse for lumber.
 Mir. J. A. Lewis of Appleton was here Monday on legal business.
 Leave your order for barrel of fine flour at Pruitt Grocer Co.
 Mir. E. Cowell has returned from business trip to Johnson county. Fresh oranges, bananas and nuts of all kinds at Pruitt Grocer Co.
 MT. Marvin Boyles of Altus, made a s'business" trip to Russellville Sunday. California peaches, apricots, Bartlett pears, etc., at Pruitt Grocer Co.
 We guarantee every sack of our flour Give us a trial c. D. Rowan X Bro. MT. J. T. Fowler attended the Faulk- ner circuit court at Conway last week Dr. R. NJ. Drummond wants to sell four-year old Alley for cash or lumber. We regret to learn of the illness of Wm. Brooks and hope 1t may be brief. FoR sALE.-A second hand sewing ma chine cheap for cash. Apply at this of- flee.
 MT. Green Bullock of Jackson town ship is talking of moving to Texas right soon.
 FoR sALE.-Two good work horses at bargain. Call on c. D. ROWAN, Re- ceiver.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Bonds visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Lula Milner, at Clarksville, this week.
 MT. James A. Jamison went to Fort Smith Monday in the interest Of his pat ents.
 Go to John A. Erwin in the Shinn brick for wagons and sewing machines, prices low.
 Cotton seed are selling at 20 cents per bushel and can scarcely be had at that price.
 First-class barrel pickles, mixed pick les and gherkins for sale cheap at C. D.. Rowan & Bros.
 Shinn's brick is the place to buy furni- 1ure cheap. New goods arriving daily after this week.
 Miss Carrie Hayden, one of Dardan- elle's most popular young ladies, visited friends here Sunday.
 The DEMOCRAT is equipped for all lines of commercial job printing. Leave your orders with us.
 Lost--On Jefferson street, a copy of the play "Solon Shingle." Finder will please leave at this office.
 We are pleased to note the fact that Miss Lou Parish has recovered rom recent severe indisposition.
 Every box of International stock food is sold on positive guarantee. Do not fail to try it. J. w. Wells.
 The public school pupils are prepar- ing to give another library benefit en- tertainment in the near future.
 Huggler's bakery will deliver fresh bread every evening to any part oi town. Give him your orders.
 If you aim to haul us wood to apply on subscription haul it now, We Will not need it after winter is past.
 Walter MeAnally, publisher of the Dardanelle Post, spent while here Thursday interviewing his constituents C. D. Weir has just received large lot of extra patent flour which he oilers lower than the lowest for spot cash.
 Remember the clock drawing at II. c. -WiIkey's Feb. |. For every dollar you spend with him you get ticket.
 The county jail has put one ocou- pant, Alonzo Hsrgroye of this county who is suffering from mental ooerra- tion.
 We will make it to your interest to give us call when you want anything fn the grocery line. c. D. Rowan & Brd -Mr. Perry Renfrow left this week foi Wise county, Texas, to visit his daugh- ter, hoping to improve his health by the trip.
 1 will go to St. Louis pext week to buy ear load of furniture, if you want any thing special leave order this week. Jno Erwin.
 --If 1t ia true that the hog crop Is ! million and half short swine will pay better than cotton this year. Plant lot of 'em.
 Get your coal, the best iD the marke from Brown & Rankin. Orders left a the livery stable will receive prompt at' tentiOn.
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