The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-13

gelist, is hardly less effective in his la bors than Is Sam Jones, Maj. Penn and other celebrities in the gospel work. He will preach at the M. K. church south, next Saturday night.
 For two weeks we will offer special bargains in furniture. Call at once.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Last week in our tabuiated state- ment of the returns of the election, . typographical error made us say that J. l T. Bullock received 103 votes in Dover township when in fact he received 16S. We make the correction with pleasure. ] The best stock of furniture eyer in Russellville can now be seen at
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.'S. --Col. Lewis Allen, his sister Miss Mary Allen, and Mrs. Henry Allen, arrived last week and will take up their residence again in Russcllville. Their many friends extend to them cordial greeting and "welcome home." The ladies are requested to visit our store and see the furniture.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. MT. I. W. Reed, one of the most progressive farmers of the Silex com muDity placed on our table Tuesday four peaches of the White English var | iety weighing two pounds and quar- ter. They are decidedly the finest of the season.
 --FoR SALE-A No. l work mule, eight years old. Apply to C.B GERBER,
 Russellville, Ark.
 The town council let the contract last Monday evening tor the erection of a public we'll house at the intersection of Main and Jefferson and Main and River streets. The buildings will be serviceable as we'll as ornamental, and cost $l00 each.
 -Go to the Russellvills Foundry for grates and furnace doors for sorgho mills.
 --The state school fund in the treas- ury on the first Monday in July. 1888, was certified to the superintendent of public instruction by the auditor as being 7,936.29. The amount Pope county is entitled to is $3.5l5.4S.2. Our school population being 7.O6s.
 Spring beds for every body, and for less money than you eyer bought them before. Jno. A. Erwin G Co. Federal court for the eastern dis trict conyenes in Little Rock October l4th. The following grand and petit jurors have been summoned from this county. grand-J. V. Brown, Dover, James voss, Caglesville; petit-A. B. Williamson, Russellville. -FoR SALE-One-horse wagon, and harness. Apply to H. B. MILNER.
 Russellville. The fourth quarterly conference of the NJ. E. Church, south, will em- brace the third Sabbath in September. commencing the Saturday night before. | Rev. L. l.. Pickett, of Texas, will be in | attendance. The local ministry, mem- | bers of the various churches and the | public generally are invited to attend.
 EVERY BODY INVITED TO CALL AND BUY A BOTTLE OF DIR. POTTS CHILL KILLER.
 J. W. WELLS. We call special attention of our | customers and friends to our new fall | stock of goods which has been selected | with great care and pains. We have l special bargains and inducements to of- l fer our friends this season. Come in ! and examine our beautiful stock. No | trouble for us to show goods.
 WooTEN & OATES.
 Two farmers named Thorton and | Boyles, living near Old Hickory, in | Conway county, had difficulty last Saturday, resulting in the death of | Boyles from pistol shot fired by | Thornton. The trouble was about some | n, a oh bnnnpt af Pnvtoc hv sl,hnru. | ton, a satisfactory settlement for which | had never been made. Thornton es- capped after the shooting and had not | been arrested at last account. -DR. POTTS CHILL KILLER Is | THE BOSS REMEDY FOR CHILLS. GUARANTEED TO CURE OR MON- FEY REFUNDED TRY IT.
 J. w. Wells. Quite an enthusiastic assemblage | of ladies and gentlemen met in the Cleveland and Thurman Club rooms at | the courthouse on last Monday evening | to listen to Ozark's brilliant young ora- | tor, George Mansfield, Esq. The | speaker was in his happiest mood and made telling speech in behalf of dem- | ocracy. He made fine impression and | was freqently applauded. Capt. Har- key, president of the club, in feeling | speech expressed his gratitude to the | members of the club for their fidelity | to the party and zealous work in the campaign just ended, and congratulate ed them upon the victory won. He urged them to renewed activity for the | struggle on the 9th of November when | a still greater victory should be achiev- ed. Resolutions were passed denounc- ing the poll book steal in Pulaskt coun. ty and favoring the apprehension and punisnment oI the perpetrators of the outrage. Judge J. T. Bullock and Lawrence Russell, Esq were appointed to address the next meeting of the club, the night of the 24th inst. Hon. Jeff Davis, presidential elector, will address the club on the night of October Sth. Resolutions of thanks were passed to Capt. Harkey, for faithful and we'll d. rected work as president of the club, to