The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-23


 Just received, the latest agony in ladies caps, dress buckles and dress buttons at Morton & Cos.
 The Arkansas Synod is in session at Bentonville. Rev. W. c. Wheat and Mir. John A. Erwin of this place are attending.
 Take your cash to Shinn's and if you don't buy something 1t won't be on &C., count of his prices, but simply because you don't want anything.
 -Mr. Bob L. Erwin is the Memphis Commercials Russellville correspond ent. He Is vigorous writer and sec ond to none as newsgatherer.
 Every man, woman, boy. and girl in country must need'either boots or shoes this winter. Shinn keeps them and there IS the place to buy them.
 Cotton Weigher Rushing has weigh ed to date 1900 bales of cotton. This time last year but TOO had been weigh ed. This is agratifying increase.
 Jacobson has just opened lne of those very elegant and dressy black cheviot suits at prices below Little Rock, look at them they are dandies.
 -Coroner-elect D. R. Grant, of Dov- CT township, was a caller at our sane tum Monday. He is one of Pope's worthiest and most valuable citizens.
 Wooten $ Oates will slaughter a s5000 stock of goods between now and January next. Now is your chance to save money.
 We inadvertently omitted mention last week of the arrival of Mrs. Lee of Colorado. She is visiting her son, Prof. A. E. Lee, and will remain all winter.
 From now until the 1st of January, 1891, Wooten & Oates will sell goods at bottom figures in order to reduce our large stock before reno wing to our new store.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Church are again residents Of Russellville. They kept the summer Normal hotel at Nebo last summer and did fiourishing bus mess.
 The erection of seven brick buildings at one and the same time furnishes em- ployment to large force of labOrers
  lation.
 Don't fail to call at the millinery store of Mrs. M. K. Webb if you are in search of new and pretty goods at a reasonable price. Her stock is com plete and you are sure to be pleased.
 Hon. E. B. Henry of Morrilton will address the Russellville democratic club
 ,,sn t.at. <f the club ought to be present. A gen. eral invitation is extended to neighbor- ing clubs.
 Wooten & Oates can save you money on clothing, under wear, linsey, fian- uels, domestic, ladies fine dress goods, skirts, braids, ribbons, and many other things too tedious to mention. Come every body and see what we are doing.
 MT. Langley's managers being thoroughly frightened have sent to Texas for Harry Tracy, an alleged AL liance lecturer. to assist the ex-parson in his canvass. He will be here with Langley on the 29th.
 And thus the poet sings:
 Dress goods, fiannels, and fine cravats, Hard ware, tinware. shoes and hats, Underwear, overwear & wear all round And everything else at prices knocked
 down, at Morton & Cos.
 -Russellville's building boom is unprecedented in her history. In ad- dition to the seven brick business houses in course of erection, there are several handsome residences going up and still others are awaiting the con- tractors.
 The great prophecies concerning the end of the world are among the possi- Utilities of the future. But 1t IS com pleted fact of the present that you can buy more goods for less money at Nor ton $ Cos, than any other house in Pope county.
 We are authorized by Judge Wal lace to state that in order to permit electors to participate in the election Tuesday, Nov. 4, litigants, jurors and witnesses will not be required to attend circuit court until Wednesday, the third day of the term.
 Jacobson can't afford to pay hack fare to sell few dollars worth Of goods but is ready at all times to duplicate St. Louis or Little Rock prices, Going to smaller town to buy bargains Is one of the funny things which no we'll balanced mind can explain.
 Our venerable townsman Capt. John k. Homer Scott furnishes the DEMOCRAT this week biographical sketch of Mrs. Susan Norris whose death was recorded in these columns recently. It will be of interest to all our readers.