The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-24
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LOCALLINEs.

ID. Perry & Son have moved thej stock of groceries to the Zones hard ware building.
 Wilson is headquarters for bargains
 MT. James Skillern, leading cap ltalist of Searcy, Ark, was in tow Monday on business.
 J.W. Wells has the finest assortmen of candies in the city.
 Miss Joanna McCallum, of Arka dclphia, is visiting her uncle and aunt Mir. and Mrs. West H. Humphreys.
 MONEY TO LEND. D.--$500 on goo, personal security. Apply to LAwRENc BRADLEY, at the HarkeY Saddlery Co' store.
 Call on c. B. Gerber for German mIl let and other grass seed.
 MT. Mace Bernard is arrangini plans for neat seven room cottage or east Main street, near the Christian church.
 The handsomest line of mems straw goods in town at Jacobsons.
 Capt. James NJ. Harkey and Mr w. c. Weimer went to Little Rock Mon day to attend the annual meeting ol Knight Templars.
 Ladies vests 10c., each.
 R.J WILSON.
 Mrs. Oates and Miss Rowan arc rapidly recovering from their injuries Miss Rowan was able to take her place in school Tuesday morning.
 If you want furniture at rock bottom prices, go to JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 Miss Pearl Russell had severe at tack of meningitis Monday night re- quiring heroic treatment to save her life. She is slowly improving.
 When in need of anything in the drug line, call on J. w. WELLS.
 -Messrs. Clayton and Mckinney have secured the contract to build g handsome two story residence for MT. W. H. Garden in the Terrence addition.
 A fine lot of fresh candies just receiv- cd by I. w. WELLS.
 -Mr. Gus Marshall left Sunday on n visit to his uncle in Washington Terri tory, where he expects to remain If suitable employment can be obtained. J. w. Wells is still making additions to his already large stock. Call and see him.
 Capt. w. Nj. Peeler was confined at home Sunday and Monday on ac- count of sickness. We are glad to be able to report him better. able to be out again.
 Given away at Jacobsen's with every child's suit,a linen sailor collar and tie. The latest style.
 lnsolxsJ Ia1a hearty and heavy, Clipping the scales at 260), passed up the road Sunday en- route to Bentonyille to visit his pa rents.
 Gent lemen! If you want fine stifi hat ca Il on Jacobson, the new stock will be in shortly.
 MT. Jo Seegall got his right hand quite severely burned while removing a lamp. which was about to explode, from the show window at M. Jacobson's s store Tuesday night.
 Have you seen them? If not go at once and see those lovely new spring hats at Mrs. $. M. Perry's.
 Some party, through mistake, car ried away two suits of boys clothing from the store of Wooten & Oates last Friday. The firm requests the return of the goods soon as possible.
 COMING. full line of ladies under vests nile, lavender. pink, blue, etc., from 33c., up, at Jacobson's.
 -Advices from Little Rock indicates that Mr. Henry Erwin is half owner and joint proprietor of a bran new bouncing baby boy. Many Russellville frf axfan1 oap af fioua
 have good line of shoes am clos ing out for almost nothing.
 R. J. WILSON.
 ---Jay Gould and party passed up th9 road Tuesday enroute to Ft. Smith. The derailment of their engine and baggage car at Morrilton Monday de- layed the party several hours.
 Furniture for the young and old, rich and poor, at less than Little Book prices. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 MT. M. F. Harris of Greenville, H.. general agent for the sale of Woods Folding Automatic Spring Washer, is in town this week disposing of townships and county rights.
 I am offering extra indictments to cash buyers, cnnsa and see me.
 R. J. WILSON.
 -Miss Hattie Battenfield and Miss Josie Bowen left last Monday, the for ..siseefr Co visit relatives in Sedalia, Mo-, and the latter in Macolm, Illinois. They will be gone several months.
 We need money to run our business, and our Mir. Miller will call on you abont May first. JSo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 Assessor John A. Hickman's farms on Illinois bayou were damaged not less than 5000 by the recent overflows. There were several other farms damag ed not so much, but very considerably We are headquarters for wall paper, window shdaes, baby carriages, carpets and rugs. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 Owing to the rainy weather, MT, Ora J. Gould did not deliver his lecture at the public school building last Thurs day evening. He cancelled all Of hls along the Fort Smitf road.
 For Hove of hat," go to Mrs. ,. NJ. Perry's. They are of the latest and most correct style, and cannot fall tc please the fancy of all.
 -Mr. Van Boswell and assistantl returned Saturday from New Hope Dover township, where they finished painting the new and commodioui Cumberland Presbyterian church a that place.
 Jacobson does not claim to carry s25. 900 worth of shoes, but will agree to sell you as good and reliable shoes as any house in the state.
 MT. B. J. Strickland has purchased the two story building recently occupi a by John W. White and Perry & Sor and will move them to the corner o Main and Oak streets where he will il them up for rent.
 Tn order to keep odr local trade a home Jacopson will offer some astonish inc inducements this week. Don't for oet to call before buying.