The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

MT. c. A. Gamble. representing Estes Nursery, of Harrison. Ark. iH canvassing this county and doing a good business. He represents a relia- ble nursery.
 Just received, big line Of wigwam slippers very cheap Nj. Jacobson.
 The delinquent list this year con. tained 126 tracts. At the sale last Mou- day 30 tracts were sold to individuals. 4S were redeemed by owners and 4s reverted to the state.
 Gall immediately if you want Re frigerators Jno. A. Erwin < Co.
 The 4th of July promises Co be gala day in Little Rock this year. Ex- tensive preparations arc being made t0 make it enjoyable throughout. See ad- | vertisement in another place,
 Now is your time to secure bar gains. Nj. Jacobson. Il. D. Ford, of Atkins, has plow with which he made a crop in 1858. | The mule which drew the blow at that | time is still at work on his farm, hav- ing attained the mature age Of thirty | four years.
 If you want to live like prince. buy refrigerator.
 Jno. A. Erwin &. Co. The ladies of the W. c. T. U. are requested to meet at Mrs. Dr. Prditt's l Thursday F. NJ. The time will be devot- ed to 'sHealth readings" A general attendance solicited. Ladies who are not members invited.
 ---Ladies call and examine my goods and prices before buying elsewhere. Nj. Jacobson.
 Mir. W. s. Bowden's effort to get a number of Tennesseeans to come out on a prospecting tour is about to be crowned with success. Correspond ence is now going on with reference to an excursion for these parties and large party is expected.
 For the best wagon on wheels call on c. B. Gerber. Will trade wagon for good work horse.
 W. w. Brooks has declined the wheel nomination for probate judge in Yell county. He gives as his reason that he does not desire to be instru- mental in an attempt to disrupt the democratic party. This leaves only four candidates on the wheel ticket in Yell county.
 It is not only surprising but aston- ishing how much goods little cash will buy at R. J. Wilson's.
 Last Monday morning Ben w. Nowlin of Moreland neighborhood, was l bitten on the fore finger of the right hand by a copperhead snake, poison ous reptile, while getting corn in his crib to feed stock. We have not heard whether he suffered much inconven- fence from It or not.
 Quit taking pills and use Weimer's Liver medicine. It leaves the system | in pure and healthy condition.
 From the Rising City (Nebraska) Independent late copy of which was furnished us by MT. John Boans, we | learn that several parties there have ad- vertised property for sale with view of moving to Arkansas. Among the | number we notice the name of D. 0. Verify, one of the party visiting here short time ago.
 Buy your bed springs, and woven | wire cots and mattresses now while you | have a stock to select from.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 -Dr. John H. Gordon and family re- | turned to Illinois Tuesday. They were 1 compelled to go back before their visit | was out on account of urgent demands | at home for the Doctor's professional | services. Their stay here was contin- ual round of pleasure and fond friends indulge the hope that the visit will be repeated at no distant day.
 Many who have used Weimer's Liver Medicine say it is the best fami ly medicine they ever had. You should not be without it.
 The democrats of Little Rock or ganized Cleveland club last Saturday night and among other resolutions pass ed was one requesting the organization of similar clubs throughout the state. This is right, commendable and ought to be done. But as usual in every thing right and proper Russellville leads, having organizdd her Cleveland club on the night of January 23d. Sleepy Little Rock only falls into line.
 Why will you drink warm milk and have your butter run all oyer your plate when you can buy first-class re- frigerator for $15.00
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go. Attention is called to the advertise ment of Charley Mays barber shop. In addition to every appointment for the dispatch of the tonsorial business he has in connection complement of bath rooms, large, well ventilated, pa- pered, and supplied with zinc-lined tubs ordered from one of the leading | manufacturers in the country. The water supply is of the best, being ob- tained from we'll and pumped into a reservoir with a capacity of 700 gallons. It is hoped the patronage extended to Charley will be commensurate with the labor and expense incurred in fit- ting up his shop.
 Ladies call at the furniture store and see our Refrigerators, and make that stingy old husband buy one. | Jno Erwin X Go