The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-06
LOCAL LINES.

Live and let live prices at the Star
Store.
james w. Robinson Ia clerking at
r. j. Wilson's.
Family Doctor Book free to ali GUS
toners at the Star.
Mr.. Van Boswell has returned from
an extended visit TO Dallas, Texas.
Twenty bushels Of good sound corn
wanted At the Star.
Mrs. DIR. j. III. Potts of Atkins
was here last week shopping and visit
Ing.
Wanted $50 able bodied men at
the Star Store to hold down red hot
stove.
| Mr.. Austin Luker, one of RUSSELL
vllle's Oldest citizens, Is In quite feeble
health.
Postmaster Brashears smiles again.
1t 10 girl. He has named her Mamie
Harrison.
Ho for the rush Now dress goods,
Shawls, skirts just turned out of the
boxes at Morton q Co.
The cotton buyers here pay the
highest price for the staple. Bear this
In mind always.
For any of the time-tried reliable
Family Medicines call on Wood, sign
OF the Big star.
No Mckinley tariffs at Morton h
Cos.
--Miss Matte Payne, the efficient
postmistress 1t Lamar, WAS the guest
Of Mrs. N. E. Webb Tuesday.
There 10 no victory like the victory
of low prices to be found at Morton Il
Cos.
w. w. Keebaugh will leave In q
short time with his family for Carthage,
Mo. He has rented his place to John
Henson.
Why wear glasses that hurt and
injure the eye when you can get per-
feet ut by calling on II. G. Wilkey.
"A cold wave came down from
the north Sunday night and gave US
the first foretaste of genuine winter
weather.
Now is the time to get your work
done on watches, clocks and sewing
machines, at b. C. Wilkev's.
Miss Maggie Adams, enc Of OAR
dsnelle's charming young ladies visit
cd Capt. X. ]. Wilson's family here
last week.
Sheriff johnson will move his fami-
~ to Russellville this week. They will
occupy Mrs. 8. M. Perry's residence
on Oak street.
There are few lots In the popular
Terrence addition unsold. No better
investment is offered In the town. APP
ly to Lawrence Bradley. agent.
Evangelist w. Fl. Williams Of Tex
arkana is conducting q revival meeting
at the NJ. e. church. Services every
day at 8 and p. IN.
We are prepared to execute orders
for job printing with neatness, quick.
ness and despatch. Call and examine
our samples and get prices.
-Msssrs. Smith and Bryant are
building neat dwelling for Prof. r.
/ A. Ross on the River street extension
In the Terrence addition.
| Marriage licenses issued last week !:
Thomas Williamson and Hattie Hamil-
ton. A. L. Green and Jamie NJ. Rey,
John G. Freeman and Nancy Hsnder-
son.
Col. T. II. Elgin returned Monday
from very successful business trip up
the road. He was on hand Tuesday
and did valiant service for Breckin-
ridge.
Mrs. Pauline Wells left last week
to yisit her daughter, Mrs. +. b. Hale
of Oscsola. She was accompanied as
far as Little Rock by her son, j. W..
J Wells.
Why buy watches. clocks and jewel
nv in Little Rock when you can get
them lust az cheap and on jnstas favor
able terms In Russellville at II. c..
Wilkey's.
/ Mr.. C. 8. Wood has an sdvcr tise-
ment in our columns to-day, to which
we direct attention. He deals In fami-
Inv groceries. family medicines, etc.
Give him call.
4 Mr.. Frank Dsshong arrived Satur-
day from Texas on q visit TO his family
and to be hereTuesdsy to vote for Brock
inridge, q privilege that gave him q
great deal Of pleasure.
-Messrs. J. II. wharton, ]. Il. Is
hall. ]. II. Brooks. p. j. Harvill and
A. p. Bryant left Tuesday morning for
Okiahoma to look 1t the country. They
will be gone two or three weeks.
| Postmaster 1. N. eagle Of eagles
Vile was In town Monday. He went
home early 90 as to put In q good day g
work Tuesday for Breckinridge ana
the peoples cause-tarin reform.
90 to s. Fl. Edmends and secure your
territory for the Eureka quilting at
tacbment which 10 one OF the greatest
labor saving inventions OF our country.
Ask for information at this ONCE.
Don't buy town lots until you see
those on the market In Torrence ad-
dition. No others can compare with
them. Lawrence Bradley, the agent,
> will take pleasure la showing them 70
you.
. The Methodist brethren having
caught the spirit of Improvement, are
having their parsonage painted sno
the fencing whitewashed, all OF which
improves the appearance and value OF
the property.
!. Rev. @. K. Hill, formerly Of Kan
: sas. has been called to the pastorate o.
. the NJ. T.. church In this place. Ar
a ransements will soon be made for hin
& 20 occupy the parsonage In the wes
!. part Of town.
There was no more active and en-
thusiastic supporter Of Mr.. Breckin'
ridge Tuesday than Mr.. West ID Hum
phreys, the shoe drummer. He Is
= whole team and Ia nearly always or
the right side.
while you are here attenuiht
eouyt would be- a very suitable time 4
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