The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-15
Ehe 9fmatrat.
LOCAL LINES.

Cotton 8 cents.
HMorton & Co. are Offering spec.
ial bargains.
-Dayis & Son have money to lend.
See notice elsewhere.
&C tX- Call at Morton & Co.'s new store.
Go to the candy pulling tonight at
the old Bergman Hotel.
tyTry the new firm Morton & Co.
Miss Mary Harrison of Dardanelle
Is visiting Mrs. DR.. Hill.
Fresh oysters will be on hand at
the candy pulling tonight.
tEMorton &c Co.'S is the place to Sc
cure bargains.
Miss Mathews of Gala Rock is
visiting Mrs. Maggie Rose.
K-Harrison and High Tariff,-Mor-
ton & Co. and Low Prices.
Mrs. Gill and Mr.. Hill of the Cove
were married on day last week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Oates has been quite
Ill several days with an attack of fever
kF lS uCtcdLtu DuL
& Co. are determined not to be under
sold.
Candy is sweet, but the girls are
sweeter-go to the candy pulling to-
<sght.
- The directors of Dist. No. 5S have
secured Mr.. Will F. Turner to teach a
winter school.
If you want to have some fun, take
your best girl and go to the candy pull
ing tonight.
Mrs. III. p. Barbee arrived last Fri
day from st. Louis where she has been
visiting friends.
Misses Emma and Ella Bonds At
tended the Bledsoe-Ford nuptials last
Thursday in Atkins.
tE Republican guns may boom, but
the business boom at Morton e. Goa is
the biggest boom of all.
Now is your time to buy sewing
machines. They are cheap.
Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
Mr.. John Patrick, station agent at
Palarm, is quite sick with typhoid fever
at his mothers residence in this place.
For SALE-Two cows with young
calves. 6. II. Brown,
49, Potts Station.
The grand jury failed to take cog
nizance of the L. j. Brown homicide,
holding that young Mr.. Truitt acted In
self-defense.
The Rev. Mr.. Hall, one of the edit
ors OF the Arkansas Baptist, will preach
at the Baptist church, this place Friday
night, 10th inst.
ShiRR has the n7manaingS.
The Rev. Il. F. Jones and family
have taken up their residence in town,
In the Fowler residence, nearly opposite
j. Z. Battenflelds.
Shinn has the dress goods.
Col. w. L. Morris, editor of the
DEMOCRAT In 1888. is now clerk at the
Deming House, one OF the most popular
hotels in Little Rock.
ShinR has Mep11ceS 10 suit.
The law card of Messrs. Bradley Il
appear in this issue. When
arneed of legal information or assist
ance call upon them.
Shinn has the goods y0u
WaRt.
MIR. John Grost, of Atkins, did the
plastcring of Bernard Bros. and woot-
en- q Oates storo-rooms, and most ex.
eelleut piece Of work 1t Is.
ShiRn has the prices Mal
protect his customers.
The Rev. W. C. Wheat left yester.
day for Hope to attend the annual
meeting Of the Arkansas Synod. He
VIII be absent about ten days.
Miss Rhoda Poe, Of FIT Smith, en-,
route to Clinton, stopped off here Mon.
gay to visit Mrs. A. 4. Davis and other
zfAends, all Of whom were delighted to
20 her.
Vhen you aDant 10 be pro-
hctea on prices go 10 ShinR's.
The law office of Horace Bradley
Esq, has been moved to the north side
Oh Main street, between the office of DR.
w. ii. Hill and the barber shop oil
Charley May.
Special prices at Shinn's
du17ag court.
X. II. McCulloch, Esq, sx-circuii
elerk Of White county, now travelling
IN the Interest OF tho Arkansas Demo
cIat Printing Establishment, favored
~ with an agreeable call last Friday
afternoon.
- county scrip or certificates
- be 60ught at ShiRn'S.
lon account Of the inclement wealth
" the literary society postponed III
5egalar meeting until tomorrow (Fri
Sa{3 evening. The meeting will be-
as'a 81 the college. Every body inyit
1he best WQg0R in tht
porId is TOR safe at Shinn'S
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