The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-16
 Meat at bottom at Morton & Co.'S.

Meat at bottom at Morton & Co.'S. Good cotton is selling at from 91a to sAc. Horse and mule shoes at Morton < Co.'S.
 Bring your cotton to Russellville good prices guaranteed.
 Go to the new cash store of R. M. Oates & Go.
 Mrs. Tom Bales of Little Rock is visiting relatives here.
 Hungarian Best Fill patent flour at Morton & Co.'S, at lowest rates.
 --Russellville as market is equal to the best and superior to many.
 Salt. Salt, Salt. car load just received.
 Morton & Go. --Cotton is coming in rather lively notwithstanding the bad weather. Ladies trimmed hats from 75c up at Jacobson's.
 Rev. H. B. Milner and family are visiting Russellville relatives this week All goods delivered free in the city limits by Jacobson.
 The new cash store of R. M. Oates & Co is taking the lead in selling fine shoes.
 Mir. Bob l.. Erwin was the guest of very particular friend in Dardaneile Sunday.
 R. NJ. Oates & Go. have one of com- pletest lines of boots & shoes in Rus sellville.
 IT. J. Russell & Cs. let the public know through the columns of the DEM ocRAT that they desire your patronage. Call on them.
 Sixty varietes, styles, and sizes of cooking and stoves are carried in stock by the Love & Rops Hardware Go. Langley has called in two or his Pope county appointments, Scottsville and Dover. He will speak at Russell. vile and Atkins October 29 and 30. Neckwear in endless variety, latest designs and colorings, prices from 25c at Jacobson's.
 -Eld. Philip Hall of Stevenson. Ala, called to see us last Saturday. He preached at Liberty Grove Saturday night and at Petts Station Sunday. Gentlemen's underwear In wool or cotton, black, white or colored from 25c to $2. 50 at Jvcobson's.
 If you want to be happy all next year bring your produce to Russell vile, buy cheap goods from clever merchants, and subscribe for the DEM OCRAT.
 We are knocking the black out of prices as you will see by investigation.
 Morton < Co. Any little item of news will be ap- preciated. Don't be backward. If any body visits you tell us, and if any of your family or friends go away let us know.
 Ladies we have an extensive line of cashmere hosiery at the lowest figures ever heard of in Russellville.
 Jacobson. Henry Bonds and family moved down from Freeman last Saturday and have become citizens of Russellviiie. They occupy the Mcfarland residence on Main street.
 A new insJallment of hats now on the road to delight young men and youths. Let us price them to you.
 Morton & Go. If you want to buy anything in the mercantile line cheap and at the same time trade with enterprising gentlemen who will treat you right go to the firms oAx In
 We are determined to make 1t to your interest to make your purchases at our counters. We give you this in conf dence. Morton x Co. Mothers if you have boys to clothe bring them to Jacobson's and for a moderate sum you can dress them neat ly and comfortably, but be sure you bring the young hopefuls with you as we can furnish mu oh better 1t.
 Jacobson. MT. M. k. Deming. an attache ol the Muscogee q. T.) Phoenix, is spend ing few days In town with his friends the family of Mir. P. l.. Bottoms. Ht rendered us valued assistance In get ting out this issue of the paper, foi which we return sincere thanks. Gentlemen don't you think that { man who is acknowledged the leader 1T the clothing line Is entitled to hearing when he has anything to say on thal subject? If you do call on Jacobson be fore you buy suit for yourself ol child.
 Ticket agents on the FC. Smiti road were authorized to sell tickets al one anci one-third rate on the 18th anl l4th, good for three days. This con cession on the part of the railroad com pany as highly appreciated by thu people who wanted to hear the grea speech of Mir. Mills. Ladies our stock of plush and cloti jackets are very limited in regard t sizes owing to the fact that they are sample line and if you wish to take ad vantage of our below cost purchase yoi must rnakc up your mind to come a once If you want perfect fit.