The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-10-31

Russell & Co. are the emily firm In
town that will sell you 81 yards of good
heavy cotton checks for $1.00.
John w. Turner, who will be re-
membered as the proprietor of the
Famous Drug store a few years ago,
left San Francisco recently for Sidney,
Australia, in the interest of the whole
sale drug firm for which he has been
travelling the past two years. He will
| return via Of New York after having
made circuit of the world. He is &C.
companied by his wife.
The only place in town that you can
get full stock tap sole brogan boots for
20 cents per pair, is
T. J. RUSSELL & Co.'S.
Last Thursday Mr.. Thomas ID.
Bullock of Dardanelle led to the n.y.
mem al altar Miss Belle Gibson of At
kins. The bride is daughter of Mrs.
and Col. A. NJ. Gibson. and most
beautiful and accomplished young
lady, while the groom is handsome,
popular and worthy In every respect of
the prize he has won. The DEMOCRAT
, extends to the happy couple congratu-
lations and best wishes.
Come and see us and be convinced
that we are selling goods cheaper than
the cheapest. MORTON q Co.
j. F. Wilson informs us that Jno.
G. Rye of Fit. Smith, is expected at
Dover soon to organize an auxiliary
of the Farmers Alliance, an organiZa-
ton that is spreading over the country
at rapid rate. This order is the
sworn enemy of trusts and unholy
combinations, and labors for the up
bnilding of farmers interests exclu-
siyely. An outline of the purposes of
this order was published last week in q
communication from Mr.. Rye.
We sell furniture cheaper than any
body. Come and see for yourselves.
JNe, A. ERWIN & Co.
The water works project which has
been agitated from time to time for
the past two years Is again on deck
with earnest and thoroughly interest
ed citizens at the bat. This Is z
movement of surprising importance to
| our town and every needed encourage
ment should be extended to the gentle
men having the matter under consider
alton. Let us have the water works
| mating the streets, business houses and
residences.
A good second hand Wheeler & Will
son sewing machine for sale, $1,000.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
We are indebted to Mr.. F. NJ. Far
ris, of the Ozone Nurseries, johnson
county, for a photograph Of the excel
lent fruit exhibit made by the Promo
logical Society of johnson county at
/ GAINESVILLE a few weeks since. The
collection was the finest ever made In
the county. so superior In fact that 1t
captured thirty-nine premiums,
amounting to $4,000 at the late Fit.
Smith fair. The success which crown
ed their efforts certainly should be
most gratifying TO the fruit growers Of
our sister county.
An immense stock of wall paper and
window shades just received. Prices
to suit the times.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steuckel re-
quest us to express through the DEk-
oCRAT their deep sense OF gratitude to
the members Of the Knights of Pythias,
knights of Honor and Knights and
Ladies' of Honor, and other friends, for
their unwayering attention and many
acts of kindness during Mr.. Steukel's
/, recent sickness. The lodges mention
ed made regular details of their men,
bers to wait upon and look after the
interests of their brother and In every
way creditably and satisfactorily dis
charged the duties assigned them.
The only house In town where you
can buy an all-wool filling Henrietta
cloth at 20 cents per yard Is
L. j. RUSSELL d Co.
Mr.. L. e. Foster. of Decatur, H.,
who accompanied Mr.. A. III. Hoskins
on his recent visit to Russellville, WA
quite favorably impressed with his re-
ception in this State, and In recent
letter to DIR. Hill, expresses his feelings
In the following flattering terms: II
return TO Decatur and to my work with
a very much better opinion OF Arkan-
sas than / had when | left here, and OF
its people and their kindness and hospi'
tally can never say too much. have
travelled all over the north and east and
| never was as we'll entertained OF
shown as many kinnnesses as was In
my short visit To Arkansas.
We intend to do the business on sew
: ing machines in this county. Oul
prices will ast0nish you.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
A curious freak of nature was pre-
. sented us this week bv Judge N. ID
Shinn, one of our well known citizens
and most practical farmers IL was I
cotton stalk OF usual size with limbs ant
hollis OF perfectly natural formation. thu
hollis containing not vestage OF lint
bat number of full formed seeds,
E little off In shape, but otherwise com
' plete and neutral. Mr.. Shlnn Is at ios'
to account for the curiosity and desire
) light upon the subject. The stalk wa
: found near the center OF his cottoi
( field and so far is the only stalk foune
4 of this peculiar kind. The stalk 10 OF
e exhibition in our Office where the curl
! Gus as well as interested can call ant
see 1t for themselves.