The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-26


 that place.
 Examine our stock and prices or furniture before buying. It will pay you. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 --Messrs s. e. Harris and Joe Rush ing, the former of Sand Spring and the latter from Martin, give us glowing accounts of crop prospects in their res pective section.
 --If you need any thing in the line oI furniture, don't buy until you see our stock. Juo. A. Erwin & Go.
 Engineer Moody of the Dardanelle short line being sick Conc uctor Rice takes his place at the throttle and Mir. Ebb Howell takes Mir. Rics's place as ticket-puncher.
 We keep full line of collins and caskets from $500 to $90.00.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 MT. M. c. Winfield writing from Rising Star, Texas, under date Of July l2, says: s'Our country Is In fine con- dition, crops extra. rain this week in abundance, health generally good"
 --Gents low cut shoes will be offered this week at Shinn's for actual cost for cash.
 This office was the recipient Thurs day of basket of fine ripe Chinese Cling peaches from Fairview Fruit Farm. Friend Boans will please ac- cept our double and twisted thanks.
 For cash, all ladies and childrens low shoes and open slippers will be sold at cost this week.
 Now comes MT. U. c. Vim with basket of fruit for ye editors tooth consisting of Ben Davis and Horse ap- ples, Concord grapes, Australian plums Siberian crabs and Nectarines. Thanks.
 -Shinn Is now closing out his inn mense line of summer dry goods at cost for cash.
 We had very agreeable call last Thursday from Prof. W. c. Smith. He informs us that Mrs. Smith has gone to Colorado to seek relief from . catarrh- al affection of the throat and will spend the summer there.
 Ladies if you want a parasOl fer yourself or child, call at Shinn's and buy for cost.
 --Our union labor friends are just be- ginning to realize the enormfty of the work required of them to overcome the democratic majority in the coming cleo tion. Better abandon the job altogeth- CT, gentlemen, join in and elect the democratic ticket unanimously.
 WANTEp---Girl to cook and assist in general housework. Apply to
 B. J. Strickland. Some of the disconsolate widowers whose better-haIves are spending the heated term at springs and summer re- sorts, are talking of organizing Wid- overs Club for mutual protection and amusement. It promises to be pow erful association in point of numbers.
 -Shinn has bargains for everybody, 70 if you have money to spend it will pay you to call on him.
 There will be sunday school pie nic at or near Guests spring. under the auspices of Mountain Spring school on the first Saturday in August. All the sunday schools in the surrounding county are cordially invited to come and bring well filled baskets.
 -Shinn keeps everything, offers no bsits, but his prices are the lowest ro cash buyers.
 We direct special attention to the testimonial attesting the merits of Dr. Potts Chill Killer in another column. This remedy has been before the pub tc lao ular as a chill cure. It Is manufactur- ed and sold by our enterprising drug gist J. w. Wells.
 CALL ON J. w. WELLS FOR CROQUET, BASE BALLS, HAM MOCKS &C.
 Andrew Jackson Streeter, candi- date for president on the union labor ticket will address the sovereigns at Russellville. Monday, August l3. As this will be the first, and perhaps the last opportunity to see real live can didate for the presidency in our midst. a large audience will doubtless be present.
 -LANDRETH'S CELEBRATED TURNIP SEED FOR SALE BY
 
 J. W, WELLS. There is an effort being made to have a grand old fashioned barbecue and public speaking at some convenient place in the county on or about Septem- Der 1st, at which time distinguished speakers will crate. an abundance of good things for the inner man will be served and everything done that will tend to make 1t a rousing, emphatic and signal success.
 Times are hard and cash Is scarce but when you want value received don't fail to call at Sninn's.
 --The Little Rock Democrat pays this handsome compliment to our nominee for the legislature:
 "Hon. W. l.. Sibley. who represent ed Pope county in the last house of rep resentatives, has been nominated for re- election by the Democratic party of his county. He was one of the safest members in that body, and may always be relied upon for the people,"
 Any body can advertise cheap goods but we invite all cash buyers to come fin and inspect our stock for them selves.
 A rousing democratic club was or ganized by Capt. J. M. Harkey in Val ley township last Friday night. NJ. l.. Eggleston was elected president, M. H Buchanan. vice president and W. C. Bowden secretary. The membership numbers about fifty and meets once | week. A joint discussion took place hafwasn | T Wharton uniOn labOI candidate for clerk and Capt. Harkey All who heard 1t say the Captains speech was a masterly effort, utterly demolishing his opponents weak and puerile arguments.
 -Shinn has the finest line of clothing between Little Rock and Fit. Smith .anC