The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-11-07
COTTON UP--GOODS DOWN!
TIE highest price pau Tor
cotton, and goods at forrest
price e0er seen. CaH and be
c0nginced. j. L. SHINN.

Mr.. Walter McAnally, foreman of
the new organ of the NJ. f. church, has
arrived with his family. The first copy
of the paper is expected to be issued
about the 2lst inst, and will be issued
weekly thereafter.
have had such big trade in cloth
ing it was necessary to duplicate my
fall orders. M. JACOBSON.
We direct attention to the new ad-
vertisement of Perry u son dealers in
groceries, provisions, etc. They keep
full line of seasonable goods and will
make it to the interest of intending
purchasers to deal with them.
d. B. Zones & Bro. are selling out at
cost Call and make your purchases
on stoves, ETC., before stock is broken.
-Drs. j. NJ. Campbell and Scott
Burns, of Scottsville, are taking a
course of lectures at the Memphis Med
ical Institute. Mr.. j. B. Pardew, also
of Scottsville, Will attend the Little
Rock Medical college this winter.
Go to Zytowski's bakery, on Jeffer-
son street, for fresh bread, pies and
cakes every day.
A new rostoffice called Allegan
has been established at w. l.. d. Ew-
ing's residence, in the Centre Valley
community, w. L. d. Ewing post
master. 1t is served from Russellville
twice a week-Tuesdays and Fridays.
Now is the time to secure good sew
ing machines at bottom figures.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
-Messrs. G.. L. Stiffler and B. G.
SEWER Will assume control of the At
kins Mail this week. Both gentleman
hail from Alabama and are said to be
experienced journalists. The DEM
ocRAT extends them hearty welcome to
Pope county.
Furniture, carpets, wall paper, win
dow shades, sewing machines, sash and
doors for everybody
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
Speaking of pies reminds us of
James III. Shinn's pumpkin vine. He
has one in his garden covering 5000
feet of virgin soil and on which there
are 60 large and well formed specimens
of the golden fruit. Who will say
friend Shinn will not revel in pump
kin pies this winter?
My lady customers who bring their
boys for clothing say why Mr.. jacobson
you have the largest stock | have ever
seen in town. Nj. JACOBSON.
MIR. j. b. Cawhorn of Appleton was
one of onr most pleasant callers last
Saturday. He informs us that the little
son of w. f. Hill, whose eye was re-
moved a short time ago by DR.. Pruitt
of this place, is improving rapidly and
| indications point to early and perma-
nent recoverey.
Halls Hair Remover is free from al
cohol and dyes that injure the skin. 1t
is scientifically prepared, and will re-
store gray hair to its original color and
vigor.
Mrs. A. Shaw desires to inform
| the ladies of Russellvile and vicinity
! that she has for sale very nice line OF
commission goods, consisting of ladies
! furnishing goods, novelties, etc. These
| goods can be seen at her residence on
| Terrence street, and the ladies are cor
daily invited to call and inspect them
Our entire stock must be sold before
January LIST and as an inducement we
offer you goods at cost for cash.
ID. X. FoNEs & BRO.
Mr.. G.. w. Colburn and family re-
| turned last week from twelve months
| soiourn in Texas. Mr.. Colburn likes
Texas very we'll, except the society,
water and black mud. These disadyan-
tages caused him to yearn for his old
home in Pope and he is back to stay.
His parents and brother are coming
back sooD.
All goods in stock will be sold at cost
until CLOSED OUT. Now is the time
to buy your stoves, guns, wagons, etc.,
from ID. X. ZONES q BRO.
4 Counties do not pay costs In mis-
demeanor cases as the following from
| Mansfield's Digest will show: "Sec
2342 Fees allowed in criminal cases
shall be paid by the defendent, but II
sufficient property belonging to the de.
PENDANT cannot be found for that pu
pose they shall be paid by the county
where the conviction is had, except in
cases of misdemeanor, when the coun'
ty shall not be liable"
When you want clothing come to o
house where clothing Is kept and don't
90 TO place where IL looks like hen
setting on one egg. NJ. JACOBSON.
Mr.. c. II. Gould, who was here
last week with a view of becoming in
terested in the Melrose Mill property
has returned home. The deal was moi
fully consummated, but 1t is under
stood that it is not entirely of. Thirty
or sixty days will be required to con
SUIT with all the stockholders and form
ulate satisfactory plan of consollda
I ton. 1t is earnestly hoped the deal
will be made as the con templated en-
terprise would add immensely to on
manufacturing interests aud be OF In
calcnlable advantage to the town.
Prof. John Wilson, the Phrenol
ogist, Is stopping at Mrs. Bucks board
/, Ing house, and any person wishing hi
head examined can see him there
Phrenology Is a science of vast impor
lance, including anatomy, physiology
etc. 1t Ia no fortune telling whatever