The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-11
LoCALLINEs.
,hool books at shinns.

1 Dulih has " iOWcsb CUst pTiCtS.
 The DEMOCRAT will be thankful 10
 any item of news in town or country
 Save money and buy at Shlnns.
 -Mrs. Ella Hughey was the guest o
 Mrs. John Roberts at Morri1ton las
 week.
 All goods marked down at Shinns.
 The second new bale was brongh to town Saturday by Mir. A. J. McAl
 lister.
 Those thinking of attending camI meeting should engage bread al Fruits.
 -The Rev. MT. Lane of Dardanells preached at the Methodist church last Sunday.
 I want your trade and guarantee my prices and goods to be satisfactory. K J. Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F. White loft Monday for a six weeks trip to North Carolina.
 Call in the afternoon at PruItt's and get some of that nice sweet bread for supper.
 1 In addition to watch and clock re- pairs I will now repair sewing ma chimes. Ii. c. WILkEY.
 MT. J. H. Healey and family have returned from highly enjoyable visit to Pennsylvania. It will pay yon to examine cur pric- es on Sewing Machines. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co. -Messrs. l.. F. Deshong and J. w. Robinson left Saturday for Texas to introduce their patent fence. | The wonder of the nineteenth centu. ry on exhibition at JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 Rev. H. B. Milner of Clarksville preached at the Cumberland Presby. terian church Sunday night. We have 25 Sewing Machines tt sell: the best made. Our prices will astonish you. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. --Robt P. rorter, superintendent oi | census, informs us that the officia count of Pope county is I9,56S. Fresh bread every day at Pruitt'. | restaurant.
 My dress goods department is com ! plete, and no lady should fail to see tht many beautiful patterns. Wilson. J. ". Wells has the original of Gal loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No cure nc pay.
 I market Saturday. Installments of hi; new stock are being received daily. Why wear glasses that hurt and | injure the eye when you can get per feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey. Three of Potts Stations most Russellyille Graded School next Mon- day.
 We are headquarters for Sewing Machines. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co. MT. ". A. Yarnell, one of Searcy's | oldest and best citizens, was in town Monday and favored the DEMOCRAT with call.
 ANTI-MALARINE, Dr. J. W. Pruitt's l chill cure. Try it. It's as cheap as tht | cheapest, and as good as the best. Come and get sample bottle, FREE. If The sidewalk on River street lead ing up to the Methodist church is in 8 wretched condition and should be re- pared at once. Shinns is headquarters for school supplies.
 Mir. J. H. Johnstone of Dover and his friend Mir. J. M. Davis, of Birds vile, Ky. were pleasant callers at our sanctum Monday. A fresh stock of school books at Shinns.
 Splendid showers fell here the first of the week which assures our farmers abundance of fall pastures and puts the ground in fine order for sowing wheat.
 If you have chills call on J. W. Wells and get one original package of W. A. Galloway's Special Chill Pills. Take them as directed and be cured at once
 School books are all cheap at Shinns. MT. Joe Jacobson arrived from New York Monday and will spend the winter in Russellvilie as salesman for NJ. Jacobson. Joe's many friends well come him back.
 For anything in school books go to Shinns.
 Lots in Terrence addition are in great demand and going rapidly. In tending purchasers would do well to see Mir. Lawrence Bradley before the choice lot are taken.
 All school children wanting cheaI books will do we'll to call at Shinrs.
 Arrangement ought to be made by all means by which the services Of the hired man could be retained for Yin dIcator job at the election in November and two years hence.
 Say, young man, go to J. W. Wells and get one package of w. A. Gala way;s Special Chill Pills. They ar' tasteless and will cure you or th' shakes.
 Our genial young friend Bob l. Erwin has accepted position with MT Mcdonald at the depot. He IS wei yersed in railroad affairs and VII make valuable assistant.
 Go to Shinns for any school sup piles.
 --Messrs. A. NJ. Sosbee of Santos, J T. Moore of Dover, and c. 5. Bell Q Potts Station. were among our caiier Monday. They were highly elate' over the result of the election.
 buy my goods for cash, hence m' low prices. Wilson. --County Judge Bullock is having the courthouse grounds enclosed wisi M a substantial iron fence. Hhen oou' pleted it will add materially 70 sne ap pearance and value of the property.