The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-01

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Wilson's low prices are making his
clerks "git."
---Russellville chapter meets Sd Sat-
urday In each month.
Wilson'S low prices are giving him
big trade.
---Capt. A. j. Boyd, of the Knoxville
Democrat, was in town last Tuesday.
-One dollar win buy 10 pounds good
coffee, at j. l.. SHINN's.
Goods of all kinds are cheaper In
Russellville this season than ever be-
fore.
--Isham G.. O'Neal sells glass ware,
queensware, tinware, hardware, ect.,
cheaper than anybody.
i Mr.. S. NJ. Ederington, brother-in-
law of DR.. Drummonds is on a visit to
the doctor and his estimable lady.
Two men run down last week at
1 Wilson's and still some customers went
away that couldn't be waited on.
4 Judge w. N. May, of Dardanelle,
full of himself as usual and jovial as
could be, gave us an agreeable call
Tuesday last.
The best and cheapest lot of ladies
Newmarket cloaks and Russian circu-
lars at SIINNS.,
A list of the post-ofiices in the Uni
ted States at which letters may be spe-
ciaily delivered, can be seen at the
DEMOCRAT office.
i Guns and sewing machines repair
ed by mechanic second to none in
Arkansas at Arthur Erwin's.
Mr.. A. b. Williamson will visit
Knoxville and Cabin Greek this week
in the interest of the Masonic Mutual
for which he is agent.
Buy Snow Drip Baking Powder,
the best in the world. For sale by
IsHAM G.. O'NEAL.
Mrs. 'Hazen Shinn returned from
Magnolia last Friday evening III res
ponse to a telegram announcing the
, serious illness OF her daughter.
Sony looks for sale By j.
". Wells.
prof. J. HI. Shinn, the accomplish
ed editor of the Arkansas Teacher. has
been in town several days attending
the bedside of his sick daughter.
Humphreys g. Evants only ask a
comparison of prices before buying to
satisfy any one that it is to their inter-
! est to buy from them.
Mrs. s. A. Buck has opened res
taurant on west side of Jefferson street,
one door north of VIM & Winn's. We
, bespeak for her liberal patronage.
: -Sbinn is selling Newmarket cloaks
ard Russian circulars at $3.50 that
conld not be had last year for less than
, $1,000.
I,st;oos If tho mace should not
f.;, 70 mako j renort Of all criminal
proceedings in their courts to the cir
cult court. The law requires it.
u,,hrays q Evan.s womb call
naa;ai pttant;on r. their stock of Ia
! dies cloals and Newmarkets,
MIR. TIC. York left last Tuesday for
s. Louis He will l. y Ietr relatives Hs wilt If
be gone about two weeks.
You could scarcely get waited on
, last Saturday at Wilson's he had such
rush.
"A good laundry is an Institution
much needed in Russellville. Some
capable person can make a success of
an enterprise of this kind here.
.-some merchants never sign con-
tracts hut All will be keen 10 do so be-
fore thew Uet through competing WIFI
Shinn's spot cash prices.
We are sorry To learn that ESQ,
w p I,azenbv. Atkins, public cotton
we;gber has Suffered the loss of his
wife. by that fell destroyer, consump-
ton.
o,e of Wilson'S clerks sold one
h,ndrad and seventv-fiye dollars worth
of goods last saturday, and it wasn't
ut wholesale either.
# tares n man like Jim O'Brian to
handle trunks which nav excess freight
with ease Jim does this in way that
makes him INDISPENSABLE around the
denot.
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( The Prof. IS iniusing cohsideTaoie ne.
; life IN the pubic schooi system oi this
county.
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knee JOINT, ana ! never kliew pan, anu
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