The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-10-24
COTTON UP--GOODS DOWN!
The highest price pau for
cotton, and goods at forrest
price e0er seen. CaU and be
c0nUinced. j. Il. SHINN.

g.
thing. Love q Roys.
II. B. Stanley, writing from At
kins, warns the public against Jim
Melcher and Ben Clark, two men,
whom it is claimed have skipped leav-
ing numerous creditors in the lurch.
We sell furniture cheaper than any
body. Come and see for yourselves.
JNe. A. ERWIN & Co.
Beverly L. Clark has purchased
the interest of his partner in the car
riage and wagon making business at
Morrilton and will continue the busi-
ness under his individual manage
ment.
A good second hand Wheeler & Will
son sewing machine for sale, $1,000.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
Ground has been broken for the
erection of Jefferson Davis new resi-
dence on the corner of River and Mad
ison streets. II will be of modern style
architecture, and most elegant and
convenient residence.
/ am second to none, but first of all,
with good goods and low prices. Come
and see r. j. WILSON,
Nonresident who are DESTROYS Of
attending the high school In this place
will fiud a better school and better
opportunity than in years previous.
Good boarding can be had In private
families at ten dollars per month.
Mothers, remember | have a few
of the 81 % suits left.-Children crying
for them. M. JACOBSON.
--Some of our merchants have lost
heavily on their first purchases of cot
ton owing to the decline in price be-
fore selling. They are still paying
the top of the market. notwithstand-
ing, holding down competitors here
and elsewhere.
If you want a beautiful library lamp
of any kind, go to Weimer's. He can
fit you up in great shape.
-"why is it that Wat Mcfarland
has such gait? He acts all the time
as If he were walking on tip toe"
"Well you see he has twins up at his
house and he actually can't break HIM
self of going around as If he were
afraid of disturbing somebody"
Don't fail to call and see our bargain
counters loaded with goods. selling re-
gardless of cost, at Tucker & Sons.
Last Tuesday afternoon, while feed
ing Buchanan & Ashmore's gin, In
Gumlog, the right arm of Allen b. Bow
den was horribly mangled by gin SAWS,
necessitating amputation at the shout
| der. The unfortunate man has the
sympathy OF alarge circle of friends.
Give us a call If you want to see
the neatest stock of goods in the hard
ware line ever In the town.
Love & Roys.
| AS pretty specimen of fruit as we
| have seen this season was pear
thirteen inches in circumference and
weighing IL pounds, presented to us
Monday by Mr.. John A. Erwin. II
grew on tree in his garden from
which he has gathered quite large croI
| this season.
An immense stock of wall paper and
window shades just received. Prices
to suit the times.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
-Morrilton Headlight: Judge era.
vens has sustained his reputation as a
sound and conservative lawyer, these
qualities being fairly shown on th'
bench. States Attorney III. S. Carter
has conducted the States interests will
fine ability, assisted by X. b. Wilson
of Russellville.
Remember / always carried larg
stock of clothing, but now have twic'
as much as any time before.
M. JACOBSON.
Complaint, loud and deep. is heart
from cotton, lumber and coal dealer
on account of the scarcity of cars TO
shipping. If the matter is not remedie,
soon, test case for damages will b
filed against the railway company. On
business men are seriously inconven
fenced and there should be some re
dress for them.
Bound to sell $40, 900 worth of good
by the 10th of January, and In order I
do so, / will sell very cheap.
M. JACOBSON.
Mr.. j. w. Brown, of this place, ha
been appointed by the grand lodge .
this State, a delegate to the Most Wor
thy Grand Lodge of Independent Orde
of Good Templars of the World, whicl
meets at Glasgow, Scotland next year
The order will pay his travelling ex
penses and he thinks of going. 1t viii
be delightful trip.
We intend to do the business on sew
ing machines in this county. Gu
prices will astonish you.
r JNo. A. ERWIN Il 90.
--Messrs. Ewing Hall of lizard coun
ty, this state, and @. Il. Pritchard, {
Illinois, will ship from Russellvill
this week over 900 head of sheep. pun
5 chased In this county within the pas
few weeks. They will be consigned :
streator, H., where they will be viii
: tered and fattened and placed on tn
2 market next January. The averag
! price per head paid was sl.25.
e Our stock of heating stoves Is tn
most complete ever displayed In tn
: market give us call and be convinced
LOVE 81 RoYs.
Has anybody lost buzzard with
n bell on? II so, we can tell where
v was last Sunday. j. ID. Wick repor
4 such visitor in his neighborhood, an
: saws 1t was seen by his own and otht
families living lin the neighborhood