The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-23
LOCAL LINES.

 LOCAL LINES. If you want nice parlor stove go ts Shinn's. Business Is improving. Plaid dress nannels at R. M. Oates 6 Go. Another rainy season is upon us.
 A Bernard has new crop sugar house | m classes.
 w. c. Weimer went to Little Rock Tuesday.
 A good supply of artists materials at J. W. Wells. Hear Col. Copeland the celebrated lecturer tonight.
 When you want good heating stove call at Shinn's.
 Mrs. John A. Erwin Is visiting relatives in Ozark. Onions, raisins, new prunes at A. Bernsrd's.
 MT. Ed Hamilton Sundayed with Morrilton friends.
 For anything In the drug line go to J. W. Wells. Miss Lizzie Patrick visited Cabin Creek last Tuesday. For cash you can now get unheard of bargains at Shinn's. Ed Barnard and wife visited the Capital city Tuesday. Only two cars of goods received at Shinn's this week. Miss Johnnie Rollow Is the guest of Dsver friends this week. All goods delivered free in the city limits by Jacobson. MT. R. F. Roys made business trip to Little Rock this week. Remember Shinn's offer on clothing is only for limited time. Mrs. NJ. K. weathers returned Sun. day from wish to Cabin Creek. Stovesl Stovesl Stoves A car load just received at Shinn's. --will E. Pruitt made his accustomed visit to Potts Station Sunday night. When you want shoes go to Shinn's. His shoes lift a heap of feet" MT. W. NJ. Oates is still confined te his room, though steadily improving. The Zeigler Shoe has no superior, Ladies can find them at Shinn's. MT. Deviguer Bollinger and wife were guests of Atkins friends last Sum- day. A new lot of Rockford shoes have just been opened at Shinn's. Cotton sold here last week for 1C cents. It was extra staple and very | fine. Wooten & Oates are headquarters for good fine clothing. Mrs. Jennie Blackburn of Ozark was the guest of Mrs. W. J. White last week. J. w. Wells has a good stock of states. chalk crayons, sponges. tablets, pens, ink. paper etc. Rev. W. J. McAnaliy and family left Monday for Oklahoma, their future home. Now Is the time to get your work done on watches, clocks and sewing machines, at H. c. Wilkev's.
 Miss Maggie Adams of Dardanelle visited Russellville friends the first ol the week. Why wear glasses that hurt and injure the eye when you can get per- feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey. Rev. Oscar Morton, of Missouri will preach at the courth ouse next Sun day morning. If you want suit of clothes for less than you ever paid before call or Wooten & Oates. | MT. and Mrs. J. M. White are en. tertaining their daughter, Mrs. Ellen Leonard, of Atkins. Ladies when you want neat pretty l fitting shoe, all you have to do is ts call for the Elankin Taylor, at Shinn's Mrs. Humphreys, of Philadelphia, Is visiting her son, Mr. West H. Hum phreys and family. The celebrated Rockford shoe Is the best made for men and can always be found at Shinn's. Bro. Robt. W. Leigh, hustler for the Pilot Printing Co.,, of Morrilton,
 was in town Monday. Shinn is prepared to supply every school board in the county with the lowest cash prices on books. --J, T. Fowler's brick law office Is ready for the roof. It will soon be ready for occupancy. Shinn is now selling for CASH, and | If you don't think he has the prices you've been looking for just try him. MT. w. Brown went to Little Rock Tuesday In the interest of re- cent invention of his. Go to Dacus' meat market for tender steaks and juicy roasts. He always
 keeps them.
 Miss K. Lee Trammell, charming young lady of Argenta, 1t here visiting | friends and relatives. l Have you seen those lovely new hati at Mrs. Webb's? They are of the latest
 and most correct styles.
 Mrs. r. l.. Wihningham, of Mor
 rilton, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
 M. c. Bonds, Sunday.
 Mrs. s. Nj. Perry will be headquar ters for holiday goods. The public vii
 do we'll to bear this in mind.
 The first frost of the season seen here was on the morning of the l7th. | IT. was li0ht and did no damage