The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-10-24

The bell was small brass affair at
tached to string around the birds
neck. Whence he came or whittier
travelling our deponent vouchsaied no
prediction.
We have the best line of sewing ma
chimes, outside of Little Rock, In the
State. We are selling them, too. Call
and be convinced.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
Ozark Democrat: Mr.. Jonn White,
Of Russellville, came up last Saturday
and returned Monday. He attended
the same kind OF feast on Sunday after
noon that Mr.. John Erwin attended on
Sunday afternoons last spring. Bro.
Jobe, of the DEMOCRAT, understands.
A kind Of feast of reason and flow OF
soul, we infer, Bro. Colburn. Those
feasts are quite alLURAlng to our young
friend White, 1t seems.
We can't get $500 for one of our
first-class sewing machines, because
we don't take them TO your houses, but
sell yon better machine for $500.
JNo. A. ETwrN & Co.
The Democrat has In hand TO bind
a Bible once used by John Wesley, the
founder of Methodism. The book Is
now the property of Mr.. b. b. Clayton,
of Nashville, Ark, whose grandfather
was a personal friend of the venerable
Wesley, and to whom the book was pre-
scented by John Wesley during his life
time. Little Rock Democrat.
Bert Clayton, the owner of this valu-
able keepsake, is the eldest son Of our
fellow citizen, M. Clayton, Esq.
have found out that my good looks
will not sell goods, so have put them
down low, and they are bound to go;
If / should sell them high, nobody will
buy. M. JACOBSON.
The supreme court last week de-
cided two cases In which our fellow
townsman, Mr.. j. L. Shinn, Is inter-
ested. One was against the Dardan-
ellie & Russellville railway for certain
per cent. of ferriage fees under con-
tract with the company. This was de-
cided In Mr.. Shinn's favor. The other
case was against the Cotton Bros. for
damages on account of running free
ferry below Dardanelle year or 80 ago.
This suit was decided against Mr..
Shinn.
Why not buy your clothing from
man who has spent 20 years In the bus
mess, and knows how to select stock,
especially when you can get as low
prices. NJ. JACOBSON.
-Dardanelle Post: Mr.. j. M. Men,
efee, book keeper at Veazey & Co.'S,
tells us of what he thinks to be sue
cessful way to prevent cotton worms.
1t is to plant occasional rows OF Kaffir
In, he hn q
birds, and the birds eat the fly that lays
the egg that matches the cotton worm.
Mr.. M. says he has tried the matter
this year and that the cotton, for some
distance from the corn has not been |
by worms, but that his neigh
bors some distance away have suffered |
The matter Is worth
looking into.
We sell the best sewing machines in
the world-the Standard, Domestic.
and New Home. Anyone
flrst-lass machine would do
well to see ms. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
The Arkansas Christian Advocate,
published at Fl. Smith in the interest
Of the M. E. church, has suspended
publication temporarily, the editor
Rev. R. l.. Selle. being engaged in look
ing out new location for the paper.
We are informed by Postmaster Bra
shear that there Is probability of 1t
being published at Russellville under
the management Of Rev. w. j. Mean
ally, who has severed his connection
with the NJ. K. G.. S. and gone back to
his old love. The location of the Adj |
vocate here would be an acquisition to
our publishing interests and the DEM
OCRAT bids 1t welcome.
When you sell your cotton, deposit
your money with the Weimer Savings
Bank. 1t will cost you nothing for the
of having safe place
to keep your money, and you are at
liberty to draw 1t out as you desire.
The following Pope county dele
gates attended the fourteenth annual
meeting of the Order of the Eastern
Star at Conway last week: james M.
Harkey and wife. Misses Mollie Martin,
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