The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-27

cheaper than ever before.
 The most goods for the least money Is the motto at Shinn's.
 The Rev. l.. l.. Pickett will begin meeting at Lamar. Johnson county, Oct. 4th.
 Mitchell wagons, better than ever, at R. J. Wilson's. The leaves are taking on autumnal tints, reminding us that summer is past and gone.
 We are headquarters for gentle mems latest style hats.
 Wooten & Oates. --I am loaded down with new goods and running over with low prices.
 NJ. Jacobson. Just receIyed 425 rolls wall paper and cheaper than ever known.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go. An ounce of preventive is worth a pound of cure. Put the town in good sanitary condition.
 All Summer dry goods at cost at Shinn's.
 Our clothing is of the latest style. We guarantee a perfect fit and good goods. Wooten & Oates. Remember I am headquarters for bargains in clothing and gents furnish ing goods. M. Jacobson. Charley Brown, of Gala Creek township is assisting Cotton Weigher Bradley this season.
 E For a campaign hat goto Shinn's. -Ihe only objection to the ladies fine shoes sold at Wooten & Oates is that they wear too long.
 Bargains for everybody. It will pay you to see my stock and examine my prices. N. Jacobson. "A big show this week free for ev- erybody, open the entire week. Come and see Jno. A. Erwin & Go. Uncle fBillY" Wooten is spending a few days in town. He reports Grif- fin township all right.
 eY- Fall goods are arriving at Shinn's Young man if you need new hat the latest style you will save money by calling at Wooten & Oates. ---Ladies will do we'll to see my stock of dress goods, Jerseys, scarfs, hosiery, skirts, &c. NJ. Jacobson. ---Our esteemed friend Mr. J. s. War ren of Caglesville, was caller at this office Tuesday forenoon.
 Mems and ladies low cut shoes and slippers at cost at ShiHn's.
 On account of the excellent quality of good and great bargains gwen, the rush at Wooten & Oates is immense. Mrs. Mason and the family of Capt. R. J. Wilson have returned from their summer sojourn at Mt. Nebo.
 b~ Ladies cloaks md wraps of all kind are coming in at Shinn's.
 MT. J. A. Jamison received the contract for building the jail stockade. The work is now under way.
 tFThe largest stock of clothing on the Ft. Smith road is at Shinn's
 ---On Monday last Wooten & Oates sold six fine suits of clothes and it wasn't very good day for selling cloth- ing either.
 Don't forget the Grand Opening next week, the goods must be sold. and at prices that will defy competition.
 NJ. Jacobson. Miss Edmonia Edwards, Of Gum Log, will attend school here this fall and winter. She Is boarding at MT. J Boans.
 tHGo to Shinns for anything yon want. His prices are bottom, he will not be undersold
 The reason we are selling so many 0ents fine shoes is becanse we keep the best quality that can be had.
 Wooten d Oates. Mrs. J. M. Haney was called to Lit tie Rock last week to see Mrs. Ellie Er' win, whs was quite sick, but now much better.
 ---I am offering extra inducements tC cash buyers for 30 days. Now IS tht golden opportunity to secure bargains NJ. Jacobson.
 With every circus comes a moD O thieves, pickpockets and dlsreputabi' characters. Watch out for them 10 morrow.
 James II. Shinn. his wife and Mis- May Battenfield left last Monday fol St. Louis and eastern points.
 Mir. Jno. M. Sims and family lief last Monday morning for White count' Ga., to remain year visiting among relatives.
 tB-Cotton Bagging may be higl but Shinn's prices to cash buyers arc low enough to equalize the natter
 Mir. Harrison Smith. . prominen member of London's commercial GIT cles, was caller at this office las Thursday.
 sE Barnum's show has come an gone. The next thing in order IS tn show of new goods now arriving a Shinn's.
 "A little child of Mir. and Mrs. J. W Quinn is quite low with fever. The have the sympathy of many friends ! | their bereavement.