The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-25
LOCAL LINES.

Orange blossoms; particulars nexI week.
 New goods are arriving at all the stores.
 Nice crisp celery at Fruits.
 Several bales of new cotton were SO Id here last week.
 Fresh oysters at Fruits Restau rant
 Miss Bettie Clay Cason returned from Alma Tuesday.
 Go to Fruits Restaurant for your Sunday dinner.
 Contractor Truitt and Dick Cloman run up to Van Buren Sunday.
 My stock is complete my prices the lowest. Wilson.
 Judge Wallace has had some sick ness in his family recently. s5c will by child's suit, coat and pants, at Wilson's. Merchants who advertise ask for your trade. Give 1t to them. Fresh fish to be had at Fruits Res- tsurant with your Sunday dinner. Frank Bell left for his home in the | big Indian territory last Friday. Examine my stock before buying else where, my prices are the lowest. Wilson. Cashier John W. White of the Peoples Bank Sundayed in Van Buren. Wooten & Oates have nice line of dishes and glassware. Information Of any little item of news will be appreciated at this office. All those who want fish will find it at Fruits Restaurant Friday. Cashier W. c. weimer of the Citi- zens' bank went to Fort Smith Satur- day.
 As usual wooten & Oates have taken the lead in selling fine dress goods. Work Is progressing very satisfac- torily on the new Presbyterian church.
 have but one price and that is the bottom. All are treated alike at Wilson's.
 MT. Hugh l.. Hamilton Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ward, in Logan county.
 We are headquarters for furniture and our prices just right. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co. Mrs. w. B. Thrasher of Florence, Ala, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. w. A. Winn.
 Two second hand sewing machines in good order at bargain. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co. --Russeilville's face is fronting to the future and her path is upward and on ward.
 No lady or gentleman should buy pair of shoes without first examining Wilson's stock. Miss Rhoda Poe of Eglantine, Ark, was the guest of Russellville friends last week. We carry Brown Desnoyer Shoe Cos, fine shoes, they can't be beat. Try a pair. Wootcn < Oates. Miss Eva Cagle. of Caglssville. left last Wednesday to enter college at Springfield. We have few machines left which must be sold in SO days. Come and get prices. Jno. A. Erwin q 70. --The DEMOCRAT was pleased to have . call from Dr. c. l.. Kirkscey, Of Dover. Monday. Now is the time to get your work done on watches, clocks and sewing machines, at H. c. Wilkey's. -P.J. Thompson has sold his resi- | dence on Cherry street to Mrs. John Oliver. Consideration $450. Why wear glasses that hurt and | injure the eye when you can get per feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey.
 -Patronize your home merchant and home enterprise. Of such Is the prosperity of communities. | J. W. Wells has the original of Gal loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No cure no pay.
 | Miss Ella Bonds has returned from New Hope and resumed her position as saleslady for J. M. White < Son.
 For trunks, yalises. umbrellas, gos- samers, rubber coats, rubber shoes, arctlcs or anything else, go to Wooten & Oates.
 --Russellville's tonsorial establish ments are running two chairs each and both shops appear to be doing good business.
 We can say without fear of contra dictlon that we have the incest line O fine dress goods in Western Ark.
 w wooten & Oates.
 -Mrs. Henry P. Barbee returned ,.st week from Searcy. Her manl friends are pleased to learn that sh' has come to stay.
 Our boot and shoe dcpartmentis com
 plete In every particular ana we c"l
 shit you in any style or price
 Instice of the peace-elect W. l. Crow of Moreland township and Con
 stahle-elect J. l.. Gillian or Whson
 -are In town last week and caiieo inc DEMOCRAT office. | Don't forget us when you wan. 'u, sh
 niturs, sewing machines @c'' a' "'
 very lowest prices. A co | MT. A. 0. Lawton's Cigar mant
 f.o.orv commenced operations lA'
 wsek and is now running regu,aI,a .,
 vssh q full force of hands. We WISH sh snterDrise abundant success.
 The high and the low the rich an a
 noor the young and the ola sIe ,s, z trrsstad alike, one price to all, anu 'n' NA
 the To west at Wilson's
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