The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-10-18
LOCAL LINES.

-Shinn's, Shinn's, Shinn's.
Miss Kate Settle has returned from
Russellville, Ky.
The dress goods at Shinn's are SIM
ply immense.
Mrs. z. v. Trammell of Argenta is
visiting in town.
Mr.. w. E. York left Sunday to Wis
it the Dallas Exposition.
"A secondhand sewing machine for
sale. Apply at this office.
DIR. J. H. Potts and j. E. Jovner,
Esq ), of Atkins, were here Tuesday.
If you want first class sewing ma
chine 90 to Jno. A. Erwin 81 Co.
Col. AS. AcKsnnon, of GAINESVILLE,
came down Tuesday on legal business.
If we have the goods to suit you,
we will make the price suit. J.L.ShiEn.
you will be sure to buy
Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
Probate court is now in session; it
will adjourn tomorrow. Proceedings
next week.
1t will pay you to see our stock of
furniture, sewing machines, wall paper
&c. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
Miss Laura Fauecett of Argenta,
was the guest of Miss Sue Lawrence
last Sunday.
The Melrose mill is again running
on full time, Having resumed operations
last Thursday.
Democrats come out to hear Coils.
Crockett and Armstrong next Monday,
the 22d. The more the morrier.
ED. j. A. Stevens is conducting a
protracted meeting at the Christian
church. Services every evening.
Capt. John X. H. Scott and Mrs.
Nora Howell are visiting the family of
DR.. A. Ii. Scott in Little Rock this
week.
For SALE OR RENT.-A six room resi-
dence located near the Railroad In West
Russellville. Apply to j. e. Batten-
field.
Mr.. Justin G. Boans, Of the Fair
view Fruit Farm placed us under obli-
cations Monday for liberal supply OF
October peaches.
When on the lookout for shoes,ju
drop in at Shinn's. He keeps them
from the cheapest to the best and can
fl heap of feet.
Elder Doyle will preach at the Bap-
tist church, on Wednesday night, l7th
inst. The public is cordially invited TO
come out and hear him.
There's no use talking, Shinn has
the bargains this time. If you don't pc
lieve this just take your cash and give
him trial.
SO, 900 strawberry plants embracing
six varieties, for sale at 90 cents per loo
or 81 90 per 1000. Apply to WE. Hol-
ovoa oct %
-Clerk-elect r. b, Higgins was in
town Tuesday making arrangements 10
move his family here. They Will move
down the last of this month.
Our customers will bear In mind
our removal November lst to the new
brick store on Main Street.
WooTEN e. OATES.
For some splendid samples of nice
winter apples we are indebted TO our
kind and venerable friend, Edw.
Vaughan, OF Dover township.
j. w. Wells will still be headquar-
ters for holiday goods, and will sell
them cheaper than they were ever SOLD
In Russellville.
--wooten & Oates are doing tremend-
Gus business this fall on account OF
their large stock, good goods, low prize
es and polite statesmen.
Mrs. X. ID. Love returned last
Thursday from South Carolina. Dee
rendered his resignation AS president OF
the widower's club forthwith.
We are in receipt of new Install
msnt of nice dress goods. The ladies'
are especially invited TO call ana In
spect them. "oo'sh Ok o"'e''
Cotton receipts have fallen OIL some
owing TO the decline In price. Nine
hundred and ninety bales have been
weighed to date. Price $50 to $50.
Nov is the time to buy bureaus. we
have 40 in stock now and can give eI-
ira Inducements. Come and see Tor
yourselves. Jne. A. Erwin q Co.