The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-03-26

Leatherwood.
MIR. James A. Moseley moved Tues
| day to the 1'hos. Hamblin residence, II
West Russellyille.
Look out for Fowler's "Bif
Stock" next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. White left Tues
dav for visit to the WORLDS Exposi
ton at New Orleans.
II give my customers the bene
| fit Of every bargain. j. T. Fowler.
Mr.. Nose Wofford and lady left
Tuesday for Judsonia where they vii
begin house keeping.
Something you will never re-
greet: Buy your goods of j. T. Fowl
er.
-Messrs. s. A. Henry OF Potts Sta.
ton and j. G. Pollard of Dover, favor.
ed us with pleasant social call last
week,
j. I. Fowler Will sell you goods
cheaper and please you better thar
any house in town.
AS to the weather let some one
move the previous question. 1t is time
for the weather clerk to inform us il
winter is to last all spring.
-Workmen are now busy at j. L.
Fswlers preparing for his BIG Stock
which will be here in few days.
last Monday morning Mr.. w. d.
Livingstone and family departed for
the Lone Star State where they have q
good situation offered OH large cattle
rancho.
1t will pay you to examine
PRICES at j. T. Fowler's. A hint to
the wise is sufficient.
&C. A. Kennedy, the new butcher,
is meeting with great encouragement,
because he knows his business and is
courteous and obliging withal. All
kinds of meat kept on handand deliver
ed to purchasers anywhere in town.
Mrs. Webb & johnson are re-
ceiving new Spring Millinery goods,
the handsomest they have ever had in
Russellville. Old and young, large
and small, can be suited by the ladies
in charge OF this popular establishment.
--Amoug Tuesdays callers we note
with pleasure the following esteemed
AScCcSOi
Friar and Prof. 1T. Frye, of SCOTS
vile. and J. T.. Joyner, Esq, of Atkins.
To these friends at all times the latch
string Of the Democrat is suspended
on the exterior.
Prices talk. Black on white is
plain. / ask for an examination OF
my prices. j. T. Fowler
We learn from his father that Mr..
Geo. NJ. Eudy is getting sick of his
Texas home, and longs to again vote
with his fellow citizens i'm Pope. To
all such with the poet we say "Return,
| O, Wanderer, return" This Is the
DEMOCRATS gospel to all such worthy
ones as George.
Owing to the increase of my
business this yea, / am enabled to
sell you goods cheaper than ever be-
fore. j. T. Fowler.
From Mr.. Munford Of Freeman
! Springs we learn that on Friday or Sat
urday last, moonshine distilery oper-
ated by three men near Freeman
/ Springs, and has been for some time
was pounccd upon and secured by some
! deputy u. S. marsbals and taken 10
/ X
violation of the United States laws.
"A complete stock of NEW GOODS
can he found NEXT WEEK at j. L.
Fowler's. with prices that defy com
petition.
| Assessor Hickman received his
commission one day last week and In a
few minutes after its receipt presented
! his bond to the court and the same wa.
/ approved. Parenthetically it may be
/ stated that Lawyer Gill did not write
this bond nor was he called upen foI
legal advice concerning it. II was
made and led all the same within the
time prescribed by law and is good
bond.
j. Il. Fowler, the wide awake
merchant of Russellville is now in
the market buying goods and PEG
pie in need Of help, SHOULD NOT FAIL
TO SEE HIM before making arrange
ments elsewhere.
A little son of NJ. Clayton, Esq,
while playing with dynamite cart.
ridge few days ago, of the terrible
explosive power Of which he was igno.
rant, struck it with a slight force
against the show case in Mr.. Tate's
store, causing an explosion which car
ried away half OF one finger OF his
! right hand and severely injured two
other fingers. 1t is thought one of the
injured fingers will have to be amputa-
ted. The cartridge was found near the
railroad and was thought to be harm
less until the explosion occurred. We
sympathize with the sufferer in his
misfortune.
| The new fresh installment OF
spring straw hats is so novel and at
tractive, so stylish and inviting as to
outriyal anything displayed In the city
for the ages past. This display can be
seen now just out of the boxes, mems
and womens wear, at j. l.. Shinn's.
Mr.. r. w. Hamilton, cotton buyer
for r. Z. Douglass & Co.. Of Little Rock,
! left for his home in 5. G.. last Friday
Mr.. Hamilton came among us last fall
and bv his uniform kindness and gen.
temanly conduct, won the respect and
confidence of our people. He has shown
himself to be an expert in the cotton
business and we we're pleased TO hear
him say that he would be with us again
the next cotton season, at the end OF
which time, we hope to have our lasso
of friendship firmly around him and
have him securely anchored as one OF
us. Messrs. Douglass 81 Co., are to be
congratulated on the arrangements by
! which Mr.. Hamilton is to remain with
them. We wish him pleasant visit In
S. G.