The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.

--Iako III tho cHPPS,'
 Cotton up--11 cents.
 Never mind the weathsrl
 The old year is dying-this is the last month.
 Mir. H. s. Carter spent last Sabbath in the City of Roses.
 Hon. E. c. Falls, of Dover, was in the city last Saturday.
 Go to the supper tomorrow night and aid in s good cause.
 The beauty and chivalry of Russell vuIs will be at the supper tomorrow night.
 MT. T. ". Yerzley is off for few days on business trip to his old home in St. Francis county.
 Tom and Jerry have been holding high court in town during the recent unpleasanttweather.
 The young man who is looking .or an easv place ia informed that there is hut one-that is the grave.
 
 For the best assortment of gents furnishing goods always go to Jacopsoh' Mr. Cole, of Tennessee, has be.n appointed night operator in the telegraph office at this place. For hobby hats, and CHEAP at the same time, visit Jacobson. A small safe key has been left at ,h;s office for identification. The loser of such property should call at once.
 Won will find it to your interest to ,,rchase all your GOODS at Jacobson. An esteemed friend from Gala Rock township responds to our call Ter correspondents. Will others do like wise?
 The highest cash prices are paid for h;a.s neItry, furs. tallow, wax, WOOL rT etc., by Jacobson. The post office was moved to the h,.;ness house of J. M. White son ,,,t week. MT. ". J. White is the new post master. Rig drives in clothing at Wilson's. An exchange thinks the democrats ns.d q little sbackbone." This is the season tot,-. back bones, and ribs go very well, too!
 -I.d;., ELL WOOL shawls at J l.. Sbinn's. fol 75c. apiece. -rtwill lot be long, children, until [,o,d Santa q nus will return on his mis- .,o, of goo ness and the gladdening of young hea s.
 -w,lson| "A having lively trade on 4. eslabra "a MITCHELL wagon. -Tbs RI ntist and Presbyterian Sun, !, school have decided to have Christ u.. t,.ss The former on the Both and the ls ter on the 24th. Shawl Shawls!! Shawls!!. at J. l.. SHINN's. N -Ir.u 5Srge E. Howell took 2 run' EA nt Springs last week. There kbl,,, h. nome great attraction for .v. ,t khis famous resort.
 S,o.! reduced on Ladies cloaks Sakma at WILSON s' h d flowing quotations for mid- ot,e are for the cities named mSis s<; Memphis, llA; New lie .New York. l2M.
 ,.a sugar and molasses, best bi WILsoN's. :, abur aldcrmanic eunuchs su- @ n, their hands In peace, their sa, lts wind through mud ana rd Ill long the back streets. Such a,lI r -nles Dress boot is the best M nr WILSON. shtM frysI;e Hunt and her amiabls aI9,. mss spss, two of Yell county z 5lsr1 es1g ladies, visited our town saIEr jPgsd were the guests of our aab ;s1nan, Mr. J. l.. Shinn. \, ssiIfirst>class goods and low
 ls his house crowded with
 
 haA oesset at the bridge crossing sagI let is in condition that Tas for improvement. Pedss' msrl ln east end must wade mn 1ud and water shoe-moutf Shj to town.
 Rsh yENTY>TH more days Nr DRAWING takes place al dh J. l.. SHINN's. hssl 4 Mrs R q. Bonds celebrat- Ss [ xteenth birthday of their nssl Miss Ella, last Friday, by de an elegant dinner. Many fa I relatives were present and Sss, e was had.
 All Don't for J. l.. Shinn's NEW K of hats to be received this N Rev were ordered specially N Eng men. Yas IVY FAILURE.-The dry goods af Roth, of this place, failed Liabilities about $35, 900, ras It 5000. The goods of the sn Itached, but it is not known ,se disposition will be made of
 |itirable on many grounds to NfJ rid, especially the younger 'ASN reminded of the destruc> ,alW WM eposterous effect entailsd by
 compulsory money. when> 'sss ereyer it is rssorted to by