The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-19

brought to this market last Saturday ] and still It comes. This increase In re ceipts Is doubtless attributable to th' i fact that some of the farmers hav' I searched In vain for a town at whicl 1 they could realize more for their pro ducts and buy supplies cheaper than if RnssellviIle. Experience is the best Q teachers, hence the increase In al branches of business here the past few weeks.
 JUsr RECEIVED. An elegant line O pictures, smyrna rugs, wall pockets comb cases, brackets, etc., for the holi days. Come and see them.
 JNo, A. ERWIN & Co. There are a number of our sub scribers in arrears to whom we hav' sent req uests to call and settle wht have so far failed to heed our invita. ton. We desire to hear from all o them during next week, as, after the first of January we propose to apply the pruning process to non-paying sub scribers. We would much prefer re- taining every name on our list, but justice to ourselves precludes the possi bility of carrying longer those who
 
 to the wise is sufficient.
 Remember that our drawing fol the fine cook stove takes place of Christmas day and every five dollars received by us entities you to chance Come in and pay your accounts prompt ly and get your chances.
 Yours truly, LOVE & RoYs.
 rrt.n nu,xorx. .,n . <,l,n <r,1.,y~n. ,,laa. ant calls from the following friends the past week: W. G. Roberts, J. T. Gar ren, John Scott, J. F. Speer, Henry Baurichter T. J. Richardson, J. B Cawhorn, R. c. West. J. T. Moore, w W. Tate. K. s. Brown, H. A. Porter Mrs. M. A. Spillars and daughter, J. c Mayfield, w. T. Blackford, D. M. Smith, w. R. Hale, J. T. Gooch, H. Y. Young CT, J. B. Cooper, ". H. Poynter, c. w Bowden, c. B. Talkington, A. ". Ross Amos Bullock, James Jamison, H. F. Lawley, D. H. Trickey.
 Turn About is Fair Play. Do mol forget that little account you owe us, We let you have the goods when you wanted them; now we want the money and will take it as a favor If you will come in promptly and settle.
 LOVE & RoYs.
 Several of our farmer friends have informed us that upon close examina. tion they have found deposited in coI' ton stalks, just inside the outer cover ing, umbers of little eggs supposed tC be the germ that is to hatch the pro- genators of the cotton worm next year. This is an important discovery and will doubtless lead to timely precautions be. ing taken by burning the stalks instead of turning them under as has been the usual custom. The ravages of the cot ton pests the past season has demon strated the necessity of the utmost vig- ilance on the part of planters and we are glad to see them so thoroughly alert in matter that concerns them so vi tally.
 JUST RECEIVED. A big lot of music al instruments, which we will sell cheaper than they have ever been sold in Russellyille before. Anything not in stock will be ordered as wanted.
 J. NJ. HARKEY & BRO.
 MT. F. M. Farris, one of the proprie- tors of the Ozone Fruit Nurseries of Johnson county and Miss Jennie Eggleston, daughter of M. L. Eggles. ton, Esq.,, of Gum Log valley were happily married at the residence of the brides father last Thursday evening the Rev. E. D. Landers officiating in his usual felicitous manner. After the ceremony a tempting collation. was spread which was most thoroughly eh joyed by the many friends of the con tracting parties present. Mir. anc Mrs. Farris took the west bound train Friday for their future home carrying with them the good wishes of hosts ol friends.
 -One ticket in drawing for music box, $15.00 dressing case, fine plusl album and one dozen Log Cabin triple handkerchief extracts, to each casi purchaser Of $1.0O worth of goods at M. Harkey & Bros.
 The death of MT. Robert F. William son last Monday morning, at his resi- dence in the Shiloh neighborhood caused profound sorrow In larg circle of relatives, friends and acQuaint ances. He died from the affects of 1 wound received through the right luni at the battle of Shiloh during the wa between the States. He was fifty year of age and has long been a conspicu ous figure in religeous and polItica circles. He was deeply conscientioul in every undertaking and his counse was eagerly sought by his neighbor and friends on frequent occasions. H' 1 filled life's mission most worthily an' leaves to his relatives and friends { name unsp0tted and unstained. A fit ting obituary will be prepared for pub | lication by the members of the Shilol congregation of the c. F. church, o which he has been for many years ruling elder and exemplary commu nicant.
 Contemplating change In busi ness we take this method of infOrmin those indebted to us that we expec them to come forward at once an make settlement. This is imperativ and we mean it. BERNARD BRos.