The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-01

The Arkansas Weekly Democrat
has been changed to the quarto form
and the subscription price reduced to
one dollar. Both the daily and the
Weekly Democrat are excellent papers.
The season for tramps has arrived
and something should be done to pro-
tect our women and children from this
dangerous element. Steps should be
taken at once for protection.
Miss Scottie Harkey entertained .
number of her Russellville friends
Tuesday evening with birthday party.
1t was well attended and was one OF
tie most pleasant occasions Of the sea-
son.
via the Frisco route yesterday after
He goes in the interest Of his Catarrh
speciality with which he has had signal
success.
The second game OF base ball be-
tween the Gala Creeks and RUSSELL
whites came Off at this place last Sat-
urday, and the Gala Creeks were the
victors. The next game settles the
championship.
1T wiU do you good to see
Welzs' large stock of Toilet
SOAPS, Brushes, Combs, Per-
fumes, etc., Just recei0ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Turner ar
rived in town last Sunday. He Is now
representing G. G.. Green, proprietor
of Green's August Flower and Bos-
chees' German Syrup, Woodbury. N. j..
During his absence his wife will re-
main with friends In Russellville.
1--WE are sorry to learn that Mr.. J.
| p. Gray, a citizen of Doyer township
leaves US in few days to try southern
Texas. He says he is going to cross
the snow line. Mr.. Gray is good
citizen and we hate to loose him. The
DEMOCRAT Will follow him.
the New York World, the leading DEM
4 ocratic paper in the United States,
which enable us to furnish the Demo-
This is rare offer, and we can hold
1 OuO tlto iu0uSShSnO w yVu Out hOi 9
short time.
Mr.. Henry e. Erwin goes to st.
Louis to-day to take in the fair and
pointers for his new relation as general
travelling advertising agent. Business
men will find in him one Of the live,
progressive young men Of the age, and
one that can always be trusted.
Every housekeepe- wants a good
stove. and jacobson has one on exhibit
ton in his large store that will be CIV
EN- AWAY. Every purchaser of one
dollars worth of goods is entitled TO
participate in the drawing on Christ
mas. Don't miss the chance of getting
something useful and valuable.
I'VE were surprised to see the an
nouncement the other day of the APP
pointment of Mr.. Joseph Potts as post
master at Potts Station. We thought
all along he was postmaster already
and was surprised to learn he was only
deputy, and that DR.. j. H. Potts was
the actual P. NJ. He passed in his
resignation and 'suncle 10" was ap-
pointed in his stead.
"A new and well selected stock OF
dry goods has just been received by
jacobson, who has In the past, as he
intends in the future, to REMAIN the
LEADER of LOW prices. Others may
follow but he will remain the LEAD
Err of lowest prices in everything per-
tanning to the wants Of ladies. See his
stock ard convince yourself.
-RUssELLvILLE HAS the best Sunday
schools; the incest churches; the most
| mr. ortr hncf cahNn1 70 foo.
the largest number of small children !;
more young men wanting to marry !;
more young ladies who wont marry !;
more cotton buyers; more liberal mer-
chants, more people ana better people
than any town of its size In Arkansas.
Geo. Young. (col.) was brought in
this week by constable j H. Poe, charg-
ed with bigamy. He had an examin
ing trial before Esq. Bergman and
was bound over to circuit court, and in
default OF bail was committed to Jail.
His first wife lives in Conway county,
his last is the daughter Of George Ad-
ans of this place.
CaU at j. NJ. Vets d1ug
store and see the largest and
best assorted STOCK of Toilet
Soaps euer 610ught to RuS-
sel2yil1e.
The special delivery stamp can now
be obtained at our post Office, where u
list of postoffices in the United States
at which letters may be specially de-
! livered, can be seen. These stamps
cost 10 cents, and when attached to q
letter in addition to the regular post
age, insures the immediate delivery OF
the letter upon its arrival at its destina-
| ton.
The following were among our ap-
preciated callers this week: Prof. j. II.
Shinn, Little Rock; Prof. j. A. Evans,
| w. X. Rowen, Dover; Prof. Fl. J.. Ray
burn, ii. d. Brown, X. III. Dickey and
- Donaho, Potts; Judge w. N. May,
Dardanelle; S. III. Rye, Slick; S. F.
Newlin, Gumlog; Prof. j. Il. Frye,
Scottsyille; w. III. Garner, London;
Josiah womble, Berlin.
TRADE NoTEs. -Business Is better
eggs going up; butter scarce and brings
good prices; corn Is cheaper; beef Is
more plentiful; apples sell well; peach
es nearly gone; small change scarce;
meat cheaper than last year; chickens
in demand; cotton goods are very
cheap; cotton at 81 and 8 cents will buy
as many goods now as when cotton
sold Tor 10 and lie. most farmers will
m ta 4 hair nAat fhfa vaar