The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-04
--The town council will meet to. night

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 Mrs. K. B. Hogins spent sundal with Dover friends.
 Mrs. ]. T. Bullock and family hav' returned from Scottsville.
 Judge Wallace's family have re turned from the mountain.
 Cotton is beginning to open every where and pIckers will soon be busy.
 -Mr. Henry Stueckel has moved ts the residence lately vacated by Mir Henry Garden.
 Master E. Virgil Trammell, J-., oi Argenta, is here on visit to his uncle Mir. K. c. Brown.
 MT. James Luker has rented the Burgess residence on David street and and is now occupying 1t.
 Mir. Henry Garden has moved to his handsome new residence on Jefferson street, In the Terrence addition.
 Earl Kerns, who was thrown from a jumper and severely hurt few days ago, is improving rapidly and able to be out again.
 MT. John Mackey. now of Texas, formerlly acitizen of this place. was Tn town last week visiting friends and relatives.
 MT. W. P. wooten left yesterday for Memphis and St. Louis to lay in a full stock of goods for the fall and winter trade.
 Hon. s. R. Cockrell, chief justice of the supreme court, was here few hours Monday. He was returning home from Nebo.
 Families prepared to take school children to board can very likely be accommodated by communicating with Prof. A. k. Lee.
 Mir. Bert B. Clayton, manager of the Morrilton branch of the Harkey Saddlery Co.'S business, came up Sat- urday on visit to friends.
 Prof. Blackwell. an experienced educator, will take charge of the Ap- bleton school Nov. lst. He is new teaching at Cleveland, Conway county.
 MT. J. F. Munday has accepted a situation with Morton and Co. and re- quests hIs friends to call ubon him there. He will make it to their interest to do so.
 We are headquarters for Sewing Machines. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 -Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds (nee Miss Emma HowelD are to be congrat- ulated upon the arrival of bouncing baby boy. May he always be the pride of their home.
 Why wear glasses that hurt and injure the eye when you can get per- feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey.
 -Messrs. Henry P. Barbee and Henry Garden are in St. Louis taking In the Exposition sights and buying goods for Morton and Co. Their new goods will come rolling in soon.
 In addition to watch and clock re- pairs I will now repair sewing ma- chimes. H. C. WILkEY.
 Jimmie Turner. aged about IS, while wrestling with June Henderson Tuesday afternoon was thrown to the ground and his right arm broken. Both boys live four miles northeast of town.
 It will pay yon to examine our pric- es on Sewing Machines.
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Go.
 Postmaster I. s. Linzy informs us that the loss sustained by the Lon don office from the recent robbery Is as follows: stamps, s24.31; currency, $40, total. $25.7I. There is no clew to the robber.
 The wonder of the nineteenth centu- ry on exhibition at
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 -Mr. Theo Robinson and Miss Ida Jernigan were married last week at Cas- ton, |. T. Mrs. Robinson did not ac- company her husband home, but will arrive next week. We tender them congratulations.
 We have 25 Sewing Machines to sell: the best made. Our prices will astonish you. Jno. A. Erwin x Co.
 Miss Werner of Memphis is desir- German and music. She Is at present stopping at Nebo, but will be here this week. Parties interested are requested tO COHlti Wltu I lOis icc uA 4uiss liislc Rankin.
 If you have chills call on J. W. Wells and get one original package of W. A. Galloway's Special Chill Pills. Take them as directed and be cured at once. -The new advertisement of Messrs. Morton and Go on this page is so con- spicuous that calling special attention to It is quite unnecessary. A reading of it will convince the public that 1t contains information Of especial interest to close buyers just now. Call around and see them; they will do you good.
 Say, young man, go to J. W. Wells and get one package of W. A. Galla- way's Special Chill Pills. They are tasteless and will cure you of the shakes.
 --The democrats of Illinois township had a grand rally Tuesday night. Speeches were made by Mayor Russell, K. l.. McCracken, J. NJ. Harkey, J. G.. Wallace, J. T. Bullock, J. F. Munday, W. NJ. Peeler, George Howard and oth- CTS. Anvils were fired till near m id- night and the widest enthusiasm and good feeling prevailed.
 We have sewing machine that will work button holes, sew on buttons, and do most any kind of homework Come and see it.
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 -Dr. o'KellY arrived Monday and will be at his office all week prepared to wait upon all in need of dental work. He Is the successor of Dr. Wyatt here, and is in every way equipped and qualified to serve the public as aceepta- bly, as did his worthy predecessor. Give him a call. His office Is on Main street.
 Just received Two car loads furni- ture, and 1t must be sold in sixty days. Now is your time to get bargains in everything in our line.
 JNo. A. ERWIN X Go.
 MT. W. L.D. Ewing, postmaster at eaa{Annf nf