The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-20

1 Miss Lizzie Patrick Is teaching
school az Potts Station.
Dolls from Sets. to $2.50at
ALExAxDER Co.'S.
Mrs. Ben Young, OF Scottsville, Is
IN town this week, stopping with Mrs.
Mason.
Toys, stationery, musical goods, At
ERWIN q BoswELL's-
Mrs. A. p. Melton and children are
visiting relatives at Conway this week.
Will go thence to Quitman.
Misses pebble goat shoes for
75c pair, at Allen u Blackburn's.
--Messrs. Will York and Fred
Pruitt bold down clerkships at Erwin
d Boswell's.
New crop sugar house molasses, best
ON earth, at Alexander & Cos.
New crop sugar house molasses at
Senonin's.
attending the Commercial College at
Memphis, Tenn.
"a ct. calico, or 33 yds. for $l.00,
lot, and better styles, at
j. L. Shinn's.
DIR. j. w. Pruitt and lady returned
last week from Il visit to relatives in
Kansas City, Mo.
Il will pay l5c per dozen for eggs
until further notice. SEMoNIN.
Mrs. N. McFadden is having 4 new
addition put TO her residence lately pnr-
chased from Mr.. w. II. Garden.
New goods arriving almost daily at
Alexander q Co.'S.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. AL
bert Lyons is now quite sick. We wish
him speedy recovery.
"A Thousand dollars reward for
the man who can approximate my
prices. j. L. Shinn.
Miss Corinna Parker returned last
Thursday from visit TO friends in
Montacello and Little Rock.
For meat and flour go to Semonin.
Mr.. j. w. johnson of Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting friends in RUSSELL
Vile.
Fresh picked pigs feet at
Alexander & Co.'S.
Mrs. J. L. Massey and family were
In town last week visiting their many
friends. They left Friday morning for
Quitman.
Competition in clothing most
emphatically defied at j. L. Shinn's.
Stock complete. Bargains offered.
&C. G Cline. the celebrated Kentuc-
ky sunday school lecturer has been de-
livering a series of lectures to delight
ed audiences since Sunday night.
Ladies cashmere shawls in col
ors and elegant, at j. L. Shinns.
Misses Lizzie and Nolia Oates and
Annie Rowan, of Potts Station. were
visiting relatives in town last week,
the guests of Mrs. w. ii. Rankin.
Toys for the children, and no mis-
take about it, at Alexander & Co.'S.
Miss Ida Evans, one of the fair rep
in town last week visiting Miss Carrie
Hayden.
Ladies New market cloaks, latest
things out just in at Shinn's.
The butcher shop of Mr.. VIM. West
has been removed to the building next
door to G.. w. Berryman's Office on
Jefferson street.
Ladies' and Misses Rubber over
shoes SOC pair, at Allen & Black
burns.
We are glad to learn that the drum
mer, Mr.. Freeman, who has been very
i'll during the past month, at Mrs.
Judd's, is now convalescent.
Sour kraut at Semonin's.
Frank Bell, Esq, spent portion
of last week at London Ark, visiting
his sick mother. Her manv friends
will be glad to know she is recovering.
For cheap groceries 60 to Semonin.
lone hundred and three bales OF
cotton were sold in town last Saturday.
Number of bales weighed by Mr.. A. N
Bradley up to date 2,130.
Vases from 10 cts. to $500 per pair at
ALEXANDER Il Co.'S.
Miss Annie Rowan Of Steel's Tav-
| ern, Va, Is visiting her Uncle, Rev. M.
Oates Of Potts Station. She will spend
the winter with relatives in Pope
county.
Fresh Cranberries at
Alexander & Co.'S.
] I'm last weeks issue the Mrs. Fam
ME Cox of Little Rock, should have
been Miss, and notwithstanding the
young men of Russellville all knew it
was 4 mis-print, still we ask the lady's
pardon for the error.
The most splendid lot of revers-
ible overcoats ever seen in Russell
vile at Shinn's. Prices shan't stand
in the way.
There will be call meeting of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor at their
hall room tonight. Members are urged
to turn out as business of Importance
Is to be transacted.
--Rev's. Thos. Graham Of Dover, r.
j. Reynolds of Prairie Grove, j. +.
Hall of Conway and A. p. Melton OF
Russellville, left Tuesday tor Van Blu
rem, where they will attend the annu-
al conference Of the M. Il. church south.
| Cotton has stiflened. Some sold in
town last Tuesday for 9L. Chickens,
eggs and butter are brisk. Chickens
are worth 81 to 1925 per doz. Eggs
! l2A to 10 cts, and butter 20 to %. Ey-
cry sort OF produce sells well and goods
were never as cheap as now.
Mr.. Prather, representing the DOL
lar store of Little Rock, spent Sunday
in town, and was lavish in his praise
OF our little city, for which we return
thanks. Russellville never fails ia
make good impression. We wish him
success In her borders.