The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-11-20
LOCAL LINES.

ucHulue hoHey AZ the star.
DIR. B. B. Bradley OF ScottsvIlIe
was In town Monday.
Krsut and pickles at the Star.
Mrs. Make williams Is visiting
friends In Little Rsck.
Cotton checks &C., at Morton & Co.'S.
Mr. L. Quinn succeeds Mr.. Mol
ley as night operator here.
Clan Tartan plaids at Morton & Co.'S
Mrs. Minnie Rodgers has return
ed from q visit to TT. Smith.
Homemade peach preserves at the
Star.
we are glad to welcome Mr.. w. j.
Clifford and family as citizens again.
Canned goods and table idelIcscies at
the Star.
Mr.. j. NJ. Simpson OF Texas was .
week.
Mystic Mirror" don't fail to see 1t.
at the Star.
Mr.. West Humphreys Is In
town selling shoes and greeting
friends.
Foreign and domestic fruits and nuts
at the Star.
Mr.. H. p. Barbee Is interviewing
the grocery merchants in Yell county
this week.
Fresh lot Of mems caps just in at
Morton & Cos.
Charles Miller has succeeded N.
Rodcman as postmaster at Augsburg,
this county.
Boys suits-pants and coat--from
$l.35 up, at Jacobson's.
Mr.. John Scott, one of Crow Noun
tain's enthusiastic democrats, was .
pleasant caller Tuesday.
Never man spake such figures as are
made you ut Morton & Co.'S.
Mics Maggie Miller has returned
homo from Lamar where she has been
engaged teaching music.
Crackers and fancy bakery goods
fresh every week, at the Star.
Hon. Samuel P. Leland Will deliver
his lecture, "Ths Land Of Burns and
Scott" Friday evening, Nov. 70.
Any newspaper or magazine you
| want. Boz L. ERWIN.
Mics Nellie Shinn, OF Dardanelle,
Was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. r.
Munday, the first part Of the week.
That sure enough sugar stick and
fancy candy takes the lead at tho Star.
Mrs. N. E. Webb has been confined
to her room several days with q severe
attack OF sickness. She II slowly re-
covering.
A new lot OF those elegant stiff hats
for young mon just received at Jacob
sons.
One Of the neatsst offices In Rus
ssllvills will be James L. Fowlsr's law
Office when hneshed. It will DO hand
some, convenient and attractive.
For any OF the time-tried family med
icine call on Wood, sign Of the Big
Star.
Mr.. w. K. Bailey has accepted
position with G. H. Wood at the Star
Store, where he will DO pleased to
serve any Of his friends and the public
generally.
Another lot OF those beautiful dolls
| just received ut tho Star. All free with
the sc prize pop corn.
Mr.. Will Thrasher who moved to
Florence, Ala, last spring, has return
ed to Russcllyills and will make this
his homo In the future. We welcome
him and his family back.
Now Is the time to get your work
done on watches, clocks and sewing
machines, at H. Wilkev's.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiv-
Ing day. There will be union servic o.
at the Christian church at IL and an
entertainment by the Y. p. s. c. E. At
tho Cumberland Presbyterian church
q. night.
Ladies dress goods are sold 90 low at
Jacobsons that . rush like last week
will soon clean them out.
A beautiful young lady. usual size
| weight. arrived last week to cheer and
| bless the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
r. Barbce. The DxMocRAT joins their
scores OF friends Ia extending congrat-
ulations.
We can give you better bargains in
Jeans coats and pants than yon can find
elsewhere. Morton 81 Co.
| Rev. w. ID. Mathews, we'll known
and pleasantly remembered by many
friends In this county. 10 . candidate
for chaplain Of the next house OF rep
rsssntatives, with promising prospects
for election.
There's nothing equals the Aragon
dress pattern. just two or three more
OF them left ut Morton & Cs's.
-Thos. G. Gray, one OF our highly
esteemed farmer friends. Is making ar
rangsments to JOIN the Pope county
colony 1t Palmer, Texas. We can
recommend him to the good people OF
that section.
| Coming, at Jacobson's: All colors
In ladies' cashmere scarfs from 75c. to
LOO each. They are beauties.
Cotton seed at $500 per ton Is 9
great deal less than they were worth
last year. Republican legislation
against cotton seed oil and other pro-
ducts Of the seed contributed to the de-
cline In price.
| Lovers OF the tweed" will dc
we'll 70 examine our select stock oil
, cigars and tobacco. At the Star.
4, Capt. J. w. Russell. Worshipfal
M.ster. and Rev. w. G. Wheat, proxy
for j. w. Quinn, Junior Warden, o.
Rnsssllville lodge. No. 274. are attend
Ing the meeting OF the grand lodge In
Little Rock this week.
WHY wear glasses that hurt and
iniurs the eye when you can get per
feet At BY calling on H. Q. Wilkey.
Mr.. James r. Oates and family ar
rived from Texas last Sunday after
MON. After an absence OF over year
they return content TO take up thsii
nermanent abode in Pope. the banner
county OF north west Arkansas.
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