The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-18
LOCAL LINES.

-Dr. Isaac Harkey of Ola was in town this week.
 Shinn has t'Ie lowest cost prices.
 Read Prof. Fry's notice of examin- atlon of teachers.
 Save money and buy at Shinns.
 --Jay Williamson is clerking for T. J. Russell & Bro.
 All goods marked down at Shinns.
 w. R. Halle, surveyor-elect, was in town Monday.
 School books are all cheap at Shinns.
 --Robt. E. Miller Sundayed among Cabin Creek friends.
 Go to Shinns for any school sup piles.
 Miss Eula wooten is attending col lege at Philadelphia.
 Shinns is headquarters for school supplies.
 -J. Arthur Erwin and family spent Sunday in Clarksville.
 A fresh stock of school books at Shinns.
 Joe Jacobson is mingling with Morriltonians this week.
 For anything in school books go to Shinns.
 The wife of the Rev. Dr. Marley is expected to arrive this week.
 We carry the best shoe on earth for the money. Woesen & Oates.
 Miss Maggie Miller has a large class of music pupils at Alma.
 All school children wanting cheap books will do well to call at Shinns.
 Miss Carrie Erwin was the guest of Cabin Creek friends last week.
 Clothing, more clothing, better cloth ing, at low tariff prices, at Jacobson's.
 There is quite a demand for resi- dences and not vacant one In town.
 Mrs. Damon Clark of Little Rock is the guest of Mrs. J. K. Battenfield.
 Mrs. M. Jacobson and Mrs Bertha Cohen are visiting friends in Little Rock.
 We are headquarters for all the late styles of fine dress goods. Wooten & Oates.
 Do not fail to hear Mrs. Goodale's s lecture at the Christian church next Tuesday night. Fine shoes for the farmer, mechanic tradesman, clerk and politician at Ja- cobson's.
 .-Dr. Amos, president of the board of trustees of Springfield College, was in town yesterday.
 Everybody Is invited to call and ex- amine our mammoth stock of dry goods Wooten & Oates.
 A great number of Russellyille people attended camp-meeting at Grav- el Hill last Sunday. Our ladies' fine shoes cannot be sur. passed for style, neat fitting and dura- bility. Wooten & Oates.
 -Rey. J. ". Reagan of Lamar Mo-, preached at the courthouse Sunday morning and evening. Our gents fine shoes are far ahead of any ever sold in this market for the same money. Wootcn < Oates. Capt. J. M. Harkey left Monday morning for Harrison. He will be gone ten or twelve days. Now is the time to get your work done on watches, clocks and sewing machines, at H. c. Wilkev's.
 W. F. Babcock, route agent for the Pacific express company. was in Rus sellville Sunday visiting his family. Why wear glasses that hurt and injure the eye when you can get per feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey.
 ID. H. Trickev and party have re- turued from the Indian territory. They were we'll pleased with the trip. | The army worm has appeared in portions of this county and Is stripping the cotton stalks of their leaves.
 W. H. Ross of Hector and Mir. | Vanzandt of Polk county dropped around to see us while in town yester. day.
 | J. W. Wells has the original of Gal. loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No cure nc pay.
 MT. John Trigg, popular young I educator of Caglesville, was in Rus sellville Friday, and favored us with l call.
 Do you believe in economy If so call on Jacobsen before buying. A word to the wise and unprejudiced if sufficient. | -Dr. W. H. Harralson of Atkins, an esteemed friend and patron, was caller at the DEMOCRAT sanctum las Friday.
 If you want the best goods for th' least money don't fail to call on Woot en A Oates before making your pur chases elsewhere.
 The newly elected county officer will not enter upon the discharge their official duties until the last O October.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams arrived las week from Sedalla, Mo-, on visit U her mother, Mrs. Mary Fowler, an other relatives. County Clerk George K. Howar Ia expectsd to move to town in lev days He has rented the Allen resi- denee on Main street. --Sheriff-elect Jasper Johnson ma ] rented Mrs. s. NJ. PerrY's residence O Oak street and will move his family town some time next month. Mrs. Emma O'Neal and daughte arrived Saturday from Searcy wher they spent several weeks deiighuui' , visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. E. J. Dillon left for spring 2 dale Sunday morning being caiieu . inc bedside of her husband who is SIC at springdals. Washington county. : AsrI-MALARISE, Dr: J. W. ffui.s
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