The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-01
LOCAL LINES.
The woods are full of squirrels.

LOCAL LINES.
The woods are full of squirrels.
The town council meets tonight.
Circuit court first Monday in No
vember.
Wilson carries off the blue Ribbon
this fall on good goods aud low prices.
Probate court third Monday in Oc-
tober.
Dudley E. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells barbed wire fence and farm bells
Sheriff John Quinn was in town
this week.
-Shinn guarantees satisfaction to
all cash buyers.
1.-Two or three loads of pine wanted
at this Office.
Dudley f. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells feed cutters, corn and cane mills
DR. Burgess of London was in town
Thursday.
We club tue Russellville DEMOCRAT
and Little Rock Democrat at 81 year.
w. II. Pointer of Dover was in
town Friday.
If you want first-class sewing
machine call on Arthur Erwin.
Grapes, muscadines and chinque-
pins are getting ripe.
Wilson don't compete with houses
that carry sHoDDY goods.
Rev. Mr.. Buckingham of London
was in town Monday.
One dollar will buy ladies good
cloak at SHINN'S.
Miss Mary Scott returned to her
home in Little Rock.
You will find machine needles at
Arthur Erwin's.
Mr.. w. c. Blackburn has removed
from Appleton to Atkins.
Humphreys & Evants new goods
have arrived.
There were sixty-two bales oil cot
ton sold in town last Saturday.
JIG pounds rice for one dollar at
Wilson's.
The freight traffic on the Fort
Smith road is simply immense.
For low prices on brides, halters,
ect., 90 to Isham G. O'Neal's.
-Watermelons are growing scarcer- :
smaller by degrees and beautifully
less"
Come and see Love q Miller's stock
of hardware, tinware and stoves, the
BEST and the CHEAPEST.
Prof G.. A. Jones and Judge l.. W,
Davis were ut Dover on business ias'
Saturday.
Go to Isham G. O'Neal's for dry
goods, clothing, hats, ect.
Mr.. James Hartsell went to Argen-
ia last week to join the bridge gang al
that place.
Hardlimes made easy by buying your
goods from Wilson.
Mr.. George Walker killed mad
dog near his residence last SUNDAY
evening.
Cash! CASH.! Cash Hard cash
is what it takes TO buy goods cheap,
aud Shinu will not be uudersold.
The DEMOCRAT, the New York
World and ticket In our Distribution,
all for $l.75.
For lumber in any quantity, at
prices 60 suit the times, call on Arthur
Erwin.
mir. Joe Bradley from Palmer
Texas, is here on visit to his old home
and many friends.
-Lumbermen come and get your
axes, cross-cut saws, saw sets, ax-sllp s,
&c, at LOVE Il MILLER's.
We were presented with beet this
week which weighed IL pounds. ~
was grown by Mr.. Sam Brown.
lone dollar will buy 80 yards good
calico. at j. l.. SHINN's.
MIR. w. +. Bell and Miss Carrie
Erwin were the Russellyille guests al
the wedding in London last Sunday.
IF you are feeling badly over a
short crop, examine wilson's prices on
good goods and you will be happy.
Mr.. John Pucket has returned from
the rural districts where he has been
teaching school through the summer
Go to Isham G. O'Neal's for low
prices on meat, lard, molasses, sugar
coffee, tea, rice. tobacco, cigars, ect.
Mr.. Ely Ozment had charge of the
"Dlnkey" day or two last week n
consequence of the sickness OF Engi'
neer Moody.
Mir. James Moseley left last Friday
for Gardens bottom whittier he goes u
take charge of stock OF goods for Mr.
j. I. Fowler.
Mrs. Patton, Miss Floy and JESSE
who have been visiting Russeiiviile iol
some time left Monday evening last v
join Capt. Patton at Fayetteville.
To THE PuBLIc.--R. j. Wilson pu
bagging and ties TO sl.l0, j. i. Shini
cut them to $l.00 a pattern. VINO DUST
ed the competition and who is with TN