The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-11-07
NOTICE THIS!
PHI persons iRdebted 10 the
undersigned, are hete6y n0H-
fed Mat I must hare pay-
ment Within Si.xty days.
j. L. SHINN,
Oct. Isl. 1889.
LOCAL LINES.

LOCAL LINES.
Cotton to 90.
Sickness is abating.
Many marriages to come.
The weather grows more wintry.
The carpenters are all very busy
this fall.
The town council meets in regular
session tonight.
Fresh bread. pies and cake every
day at Zytowski's.
Don't forget that you can get legal
blanks at this office.
Mr.. W. II. Rankin's fine residence
is nearing completion.
All kinds of job work done at this
Office on short notice.
Send copy of the DEMOCRAT to
your friends in other States.
Prof. A.. l. Smith has secured a
school at Ozone in johnson county.
"A rainy spring is predicted for
1890. Fall blowing should be pushed.
Now is good time to pay your
subscription. You have the money
and we need it.
The family of J. L. Fowler occupy
their elegant new residence, having
moved last week.
Mr.. j. L. Odom of Dover, has be-
come associated with VIM. Dacus in the
butcher business.
Visit the High School. You will
be pleased and surprised at the work
being done there.
Thanksgiving proclamations have
made their appearance and the festive
turkey roosts high.
Mr.. John J. Rye sends the DEMO
Graf one year to his friend Mr.. X. w,
Porter of Little Rock.
The way to sell goods is to adver-
tise them literally. Respectfully re-
ferred to advertising merchants.
--"Shut the door" is sign that will
ere long be displayed conspicuouslv
when the biting blasts of winter come.
No loyal citizen can look about
town without a feeling of local pride
in the new improvements which meet
the eye.
/ can save you money in shoes.
NJ. JACOBSON.
The strike among the Mem phis
switchmen mas been adjusted and
freight traffic has assumed its normal
condition.
Sash and doors.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
The big frost last Sunday morning
was the death blow TO vegetation.
The sere and yellow leaf is visible on
every hand.
Everybody buys sewing machines Of
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
Master 10 Bonds favored us last
week with bunch of dewberries,
second crop, some of which were ripe.
Our young friend will please accept
our thanks.
A carload of stoves to be closed oui
AT COST, at ID. X. FoNEs q BRO.
Mrs. WIN. Oates, whose recent ill
| ness caused considerable anxiety OF
| the part of her many friends, is rapid
| Iy improving and will soon be up and
about again.
Good assortment and low prices IN
furnishing goods at JAooBssNs'
Mr.. West II. Humphreys, rep
resenting the Tennett, Stribling Shot
| Co of st, Louis waited upon our mer'
chants last week and sold them "th'
| best shoe on earth"
The best sewing machines for thu
least money. JNo. A. ERWIN q 20.
We are authorized to announces
| that the Aid Society of the Presbyterl
an church will give an entertainment
for the benefit of the church some time
| in the near future.
Buy your sash and doors, sewing ma
chimes and furniture from
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
"A Waterman now guards the towr
| while its peaceful denizens sleep. Mr.
Bynie Ford, assisted by Mr.. John HUI
| does the vigil act. lie goes on duty al
| o O'Clock D. m. and of at a. N.
We expect to sell 20 sewing machine:
In the next 60 days.
JNo, A. ERWIN q Co.
The ladies of the Ladies Aid Soel-
ETY. of the NJ. Il. c. 5 will give Mite
social at the residence OF Mr.. ). +
Munday Dext Friday night. Friends o
the church aud cause are solicited &c
attend.
If you don't believe have the bigges
stock of clothing in town come ana Sc
and get prices. NJ JAoobsoN'
Mr.. Doc Perry had the mistortun
To lose his barn, stables and lot OF corr
and fodder by fire one day last week
The fire occurred in the day time az az
lts origin is enveloped IN mystery II
had no insurance.
Its true | am not doing business I
brick house but | down them an y
nrIces. NJ. JACOBSON.