The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-13
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"A secondhand sewing machine for sale. Apply at this office.
 Be sure and see our furniture. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 New goods arriving every day at
 Wilson's.
 Goods must go at Garden & Loves. Call and price.
 Wilson's new stock is larger than , ever. It is immense. Editors Williams and Moore were in town Monday. Mitchell wagons, the Old Reliable. at R. J. Wilson's
 See Wilson's prices before you buy, for he will not be undersold.
 Come and examine my stock and prices. M. Jacobson. Don't fail to see our stock of furni- ture. Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 Regular meeting of the W. c. T. U. this (Thursday) afternoon at o'clock. Ut is rumored that new engine will be put on the D. R. road this fall. MT l.. B. Hamm of Appleton, fa- vored us with a call Thursday after noon.
 The. Rev. MT, Rogers. of Georgia, preached at the Baptist church Tuesday night.
 Capt. J. NJ. Haney left Thursday to attend the G. A. R. reunion at Col unbus, Ohio.
 --I am still in the ring. with a new stock and prices that will astonish you.
 M. Jacobson. Mrs. Hardy Duke, a long sufferer from that fell destroyer, consumption, died last week.
 Miss Abby Tyler has resumed her position as saleslady at R. J. Wilson's for the ensuing season.
 Mrs. Sam Stratton, of the Indian Territory, Is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Tucker.
 Circuit court Is in session at Dar- danelle, several members of the Rus sellville bar attending.
 --"Bob'' Fruit, Morrilton's boss con- tracrer, spent Sunday and Monday with his Russellville friends.
 A regular "boom" at the furniture store since the new goods came in.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. -Eld. w. J. Hull will preach at the Baptist church one mile south of Rus sellville Thursday night 18th inst.  --Messrs. J. T. Gooch, of Northfork, and w. J. Bacchus, of Griffin, were pleasant callers yesterday morning. MT. Ebb HowelPs family returned Tuesday from Nebo, where they spent a pleasant and profitable summer. Il. NJ. Smith has put in fine new steam baling press to expedite business during the ensuing cotton season.
 If you need anything in the way of furniture, it will pay you to see our stock. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. -Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt left Tuesday for business trip to Clarksville and Ozark. He will be gone week or ten days. A great many people were out of town last Sunday attending the camp meetings at Gravel Hill and Potts Sta ton.
 Mrs. Nora Howell had the misfort- une to receive severe injuries from a fall few days ago confining her to her room.
 Another new bale of the fleecy sta pie has been marketed here. It was grown by Mir. LaRue, a river bottom farmer.
 Mrs. Dr. Potts and her sister, the charming Miss Tennie Williamson, of Atkins, were guests of Mrs. Capt. Peel CT last week.
 MT. J. w. Eudy. accompanied by his daughter, Miss Mary and Miss Ed wards, was in town Monday on a shop ping expedition.
 Mrs. Evans, mother of Mrs. J. l.. Gray, returned from Nebo Sunday. She was accompanied by Mrs. $. N. Evans, of Dardanelle.
 Do not be induced to take some oth- CT preparation when you call for Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get Hoods, which is peculiar.
 -Go to the Russellville Foundry for sorgho mill repairs.
 -Dr. Wyatt has moved to his Main street residence. having given possess sion of his late residence to MT. John Boans, the purchaser.
 If you intend buying carpets this season don't forget to examine our samples and prices.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go. 
 MT. G. W. Davis is canvassing for an excellent work entitled Political History of the United States" and meeting with deserved success.
 FOR SALE. -One good iron safe. if R. R WILSON.
 The families of Mir. J. A. Erwin and ye editor have returned from their summer sojonrn at Freeman Springs.in splendid health and much benefited by the trip.
 The new goods are coming in and prices coming down. NJ. Jacobson.
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