The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-28
NOTICE THIS!
iii persons inde6ted TO the
Undersigned, are herpby noti-
fed that I must haze pay
ment Within Sirty dayS.
j. L. SHINN,
Oct. fSt. 1889.
Oct. fSt. 1889
LOCAL LINES.
Cotton 8 to 90.

Cotton 8 to 81.
st. Gobbler's Day.
Thanksgiving Oysters at Pruitt's e5c
per dozen.
Look we'll to your health. This is
pneumonia weather.
w. j. Patton, Jr. of Fayetteville,
Is visiting relatives here.
An excellent Thanksgiving story
appears on the first page.
jefferson street is being badly cut
up by heavily loaded wagons.
DIR. Wyatt is visiting Ozark on
professional business this week.
"A full line of Christmas goods will
be opened next week at Bernard Bros.
"A continuation of the rainy season
and the bottom will soon fall out of the
! roads.
Miss Pearl Leatherwood of Atkins
was the guest of Miss Annie Tate last
Friday.
Mrs. Desha Williams and Miss
Emma Bonds are spending the week
at Atkins.
Short, pithy communications ON
topics of general interest are invited
for our columns.
The new church at Shiloh camp
ground, three miles south of RUSSELL
Vile, is finished.
DO you spell? whether you do or
do not, go to the Bee next Friday night
and witness the fun.
Mr.. Henry Steuckel has recovered
from his recent attack and is again at
his place of business.
Whether you eat turkey or not re-
member to give thanks to the Giver of
every good and perfect git.
60 to Pruitt's and get Baltimore
tub oysters at 10 cents per doz., for
your Thanksgiving dinner.
Those who have received notice of
delinquency from this office will confer
favor by settling their account.
We are indebted to Rev. j. s.
Clover for the report of conference
proceedings published this week.
Miss Estella Yancey is attending
the College of Teachers OF the National
Normal University, Lebanon, Ohio.
MIR. j. II. Jobe, junior editor of
the Searcy Beacon paid a brief visit to
his Rnsseliville relatives this week.
If you have anything to sell, to
rent, or IL you want any thing, just try
the Democrats advertising columns.
The arrival of very young lady
at the residence of Mr.. Henry Barlow
has filled that household with gladness.
| Prof. Mead is tesching the winter
| term of school at the Mountain Springs
school house two miles west of Russell
vile.
Its lucky for the poet that No.
vember days are murkg, for now's the
time he wants rhyme to correspond
TO turkey
The name of f. Underwood of this
place has been placed on the govern
ment pension list as survivor of the
Mexican war.
JEFF Baird was right seriously
bruised about the face, one day last
week, by falling from wagon which
he was driving,
FOUND. -Violins and other musica
instruments nearly given away at j M
Harkey & Bros. Go and try them II
you don't believe 1t.
1t is quite gratifying to all connect
ed with our school TO receive commend
alton from those well qualified to judge
of the work performed.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson, a Baptist
minister located at Conway was In
town last week visiting his old school
mate, James w. Robinson, Esq.
The DEMOCRAT Is sorry to learr
that Mr.. Walter Lazenby OF Atkins has
been confined four weeks with typhoid
fever. Hope to hear Of his recovery
soon.
Cast your optics down the adyer-
tisement of Fl. G. Wilkey and go there
for your Christmas trix. Miss Under
wood will take great pleasure In wait
ing on you.
Judge X. b. Wilson who has beer
confined to his bed for over TWO weeks
with severe attack of erysiDelas, Il
improving and, we hope, will be able Il
be out again soon.
Mr.. Il. j. Hick our esteemed over
the. river contemporary, accompanied by
his promising little son, Faber, were Il
town, visiting among Russellyillt
friends last Saturday.
!. You are liable to have spell
thown around you II you attend tbs
Bee next Friday night. Risk II at all
hazards and you will see more fun thar
you have experienced since your schoo
DAYS were over.
One ticket In drawing for music
box, $500 dressing case, fine plust
album and one dozen Log Cabin triple
/ handkerchief extracts, to each casl
purchaser Of $1.00 worth Of goods at ]
M.Harkey &Bro's.