The Russellville Democrat., 1889-10-03
NOTICE THIS!
.4ll persons indebted t0 Me undersigned, gre hereby n0H- fed hat / must haze pQy- ment within Si.rty days.
 /. {. SKINNY, Oct. 1St, 1889.
LOCAL LINE ES.

Cotton is selling at 934 to 10A. oil cloth for 25c. at M. Jacobson's. The town council meets tonight. Visit the new artist, John H. Gan ner.
 Wheat sowing will soon be gener- al.
 -Patronize home talent and get your photos taken at John H. Gamers. -The country public schools are closing.
 Don't get your pictures taken until you see what J. H. Gamer can do. Wells, the Yell county murderer, has been sentenced to hang Oct. 24. -Dr. Potts Chill Killer is THE rem edy for chills. The output of the Ouita Coal Mine for the season of 1888 was nearly 4000 tons.
 Use Dr. Potts Chill Killer for Chills. No cure, no pay.
 --Scottsville Dots and other commu- nIcations crowded out this week, will appear next.
 Wilson is still leading in low pric. es. Examine for yourselves. The law graciously permits quail hunters to ply their vocation from now until March 1st.
 -I am headquarters for bargains.
 R. J. WILSON. The regular monthly meeting of the blue lodge F. & A, M., will be held next Saturday evening.
 You will always find my prices the lowest. R. J. WILSON. M. Jacobson is opening an im- mense stock of goods and his prices are so low you cannot resist them. No excuse for anybody having cold damp feet, when you can get shoes for a mere song at Harkey & Hess.
 From present indications it is evi- dent that the cotton crop in this coun- ty will not exceed last years crop. Just received, at Morton S Co.'s a large lot of clothing, underwear, etc.,
 
 Those of our readers who are in ar- rears for subscription are requested to come in and liquidste. We have wait ed long and patiently.
 Good unlaundried shirt for 50c. wor tn 75c., and mems slippers for 75c., worth $1.25, at NJ. Jacobson's.
 The fall trade is opening up brisk lly. Stores are being filled with new goods, cotton is coming in, and pur- chases are freely made.
 Remember you can only get bargains | from the merchant that gets bargains himself and that one Is NJ. Jacobson. --The Atkins public school opened last Monday with Prof. Carmichael as principal, Miss Tennie Williamson and J. A. Hill as assistants.
 You can always find what you want and at bottom figures at Wooten & Oates.
 | A very young lady arrived at w | c. Halls last week, and, liking the fare at that popular hostelry, has decided tt become permanent boarder.
 As usual, we are leaders in low prices this season, hence, the granC rush at Wooten & Oates.
 Now Is the time to see that chim neys and fues are safe. More fires oc cur from defective chimneys and flueI than from all other causes combined. We have some dandy" sults fol young men and boys.
 wooten & Oates. | --The county levying court will mee at the courthouse next Monday 7th inst | All justices of the peace should not the day and be sure to be In attend ance.
 -Jno. A. Erwin & Co. are selling the furniture, and will continue to d' so.
 Borrowers of money, who have farms to stand as security, can hnt something of interest to them In th' card of Lawrence Russellf Esq., in thu issue.
 Don't buy furniture until you ex anime our stock and prices,
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. --The Little Rock Press says: "Chas l.. Thompson, the architect, Is at wori on plans for very fine residence fo Mir. Jeff Davis, to be erected at Russell ville."
 We are receiving new goods almos daily and are offering them at rock bot tom figures. Jno. A. Erwin < Co. ---Between 300 and 400 people attend cal the G. A. K. reunion on the noun tain last week Short talks were mad by Messrs. Boans, Upchurch and Egg gleston.
 Don't buy furniture exceps Iron exclusive furniture dealers.
 Jno. A. Erwin < Co. My counters and shelves are nov loaded with new goods. M. Jacobson.