The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-09-24
LOCAL LINES.

LOCAL LIN Els.
Mr.. w. A. Graham returned Mon
day from Clarksville.
Dudley Z. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells show cases and scales.
A number of Russellville boys
spent Sunday in Dardanelle.
Dudley E. Jones Co., Little Rock,
). sells tents, rope and sewer pipe.
-.J. II. Fowler is i'm Memphis this
week, buying goods.
We club the Russellville DEMOCRAT
and Little Rock Democrat at 50 year.
Miss Ellen White has been visiting
in the rural districts this week.
Go to Isham G. O'Neal's for dry
goods, clothing, hats, ect.
MIR. Fred Pruitt has retired from
railroad life, or VICE VERSA, he says.
For low prices on brides, halters,
ect., go to Isham G.. O'Neal's.
Mrs. j. Webb left Friday for her
home in Little Rock.
You will find machine needles at
Arthur Erwin's.
Miss Make Meek is spending this
week with friends in Dardanelle.
If YOU want first-class sewing
machine call on Arthur Erwin.
Misses Maggie and Mary Bonds OF
Dover are visiting in town this week.
Mrs. P. G. Thompson of Pine Bluff
is in town visiting her daughter Mrs.
Van Boswell.
Buy Snow Drip Baking Powder,
the best in the world. For sale by
IsHAM G. O'NEAL.
--Mr. Desha Williams passed the
forepart OF this week visiting in the
city of Roses.
-Isham G. O'Neal sells glass ware,
queensware, tinware, hardware, ecu,
cheaper than anybody.
Mrs. p. Wells, Mrs. j. w. Wells
and little Gracy Shinn are all on the
sick list this week.
. Guns and sewing machines repair
ed by mechanic second to none In
Arkansas at Arthur Erwin's.
MIR. Albert Mitchell has moved to
the Smith residence, corner OF florence
and David streets.
For lumber in any quantity, at
prices to suit the times, call on Arthur
Erwin.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
Tuesday from Messrs. Ely Ozment, j.
4. Turner and Alex Bringle.
Go to Isham G.. O'Neal's for low
prices on meat, lard, molasses, sugar,
coffee, tea, rice. tobacco, cigars, ect.
Miss Mary Scott returned from
Dardanelle last week and is again WIS.,
iting Russellville friends.
THE rush at Wooten & Oates this
/. week is immense. All want cheap
priced goods.
Prof. J. A. Evans and wife and
Miss Viola Bonds are visiting relatives
near For: Smith this week.
The ladies all praise Wooten q
Oates dress goods, and say they never
before saw them half so cheap.
MIR. John j. Rye and daughter,
Miss Minnie, returned to their home In
Sebastian county last Friday.
-Wooten & Oates have made and are
now making money by selling goods
cheap.
Mr.. Guy Latta is In st. Louis
learning the machinists trade. HIS ad-
dress is 1927 Franklin Avenue.
Go to Isham G.. O'Neal's and buy
can of Snow Drift Baking Powder and
get chance to draw a nice silver water
set. A good Investment.
Because of sickness among the
members of the Dardanelle Is. Is. club
game appointed for las. Monday, Sept.
2!st was postponed sine die.
Mr.. viii +. Pruitt has returned to
"his first love-, to take a rest from
business. He and Dardanelle "play
quits" by mutual consent.
Master Charlie Hale was so far re-
covered from his recent illness, as to
be able to leave last Tuesday for his
home in Osceola.
--Messrs j. A. Miller and s. L. Pat
rick passed last Sunday In the Cove
nelghborhood, attending church and
A.visiting friends.
MIR. NJ. jacobson and family re-
turned home last Sunday. The former
from st. Louis and the latter from a
visit to friends at Perryyille.
"Chief" aRd "MOn0g7um'
CigarS are still ahead.
j. NJ. WELLS.
Mr.. win York. who has been teach
Ing school near Dover, is now lying
quite sick with fever at his fathers
residence IN this place. We are glad
TO know he is improving.
MIR. Sandy Reed will please accept
thanks for some nice sweet potatoes.
He also brought us some samples OF
!. six-lock cotton. Each boil has six
locks, thing said to be quite unusual.
II tine line Of fresh ear
dleS Just receired at j. NJ.
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