The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-18

--Eld. Fields of this county and Ed. Woods of Johnson, organized Free Will Baptist church ar Bethel last Sum- day with eight members. Eld. Fields will preach there the second Sunday in each month.
 Owing to the absence of Rev. w. B. Johnsey there was no preaching at the Methodist church last Sunday. MT. Johnsey will return from Rogers this week and there will be services at his church next Sunday.
 That's big advertisement Russell & Bro. have on this page. They have new and attractive stock of goods and want the people to know it. If you wan. big lot of goods for little money call to see them.
 Mrs. J. L. Shinn, who has been troubled for some time from the effect of a slight attack of paralysis. left last , week for Eureka hoping to be benefit ted, consummation her many friends most sincerely wish for.
 Some crops Of cotton Tn the neigh borhood known as Vicksburg has been so badly injured by rust as to make the yield at least one-third less than last year. Fortunately such devastation is confined to but few sections in the county.
 Leave your orders with us for heat l ing stove repairs. Don't wait till you want to build fire, and then blame us l for not having what you want. Re- member we do not keep repairs in stock, but have to order them for you.
 Yours etc. Love & Roys H'dw. Co.
 Building material is being placed on the ground for the construction of the Dardanelle pontoon bridge, and the company evidently means business. The bridge is to span the river some- where near the mouth of Whig creek so the report goes.
 wooten S Oates are thorough business gentlemen and live merchants besides. They neither deal in auction nor shoddy goods of any kind, but buy the very best to be found in the market. Their many patrons have found this out, hence their large and increasing trade.
 The circus did anything else but a land office business at this place Tues day. There were great many people in town but they were so unfayorably impressed with the "parade" that the majority went home richer in pocket and just as wise as the few who "took
 1t all in"
 We have just returned from the mar
 ket, where we bought one of the most
 select and largest stocks of goods ever
 brought to this market, and we want to say in this connection that we defy
 competition on any and every article
 that we carry in stock. Weoten < Oates.
 --Robt. l.. Harkey, our enterprising , young merchant, has had an addition
 bui to his residence on Jefferson street, also bay window and other improvements made which when com , pleted will give him one of the mos 1, convenient, comfortable and handsom' , residences in town.
 MT. Brainard Allison, advertising
 agent Of the Missouri Pacific Railway
 Co.,, fast friend of the Arkansas presi { and deservedly popular among th' 7 boys, was a very pleasant caller at oul :. office last Friday. He had been oyer t' 2 Nebo making arrangements to adver
 tise that popular resort. :. -Mr. Frank Bell, after spending tw' i. years abroad, has returned on a yisi 2 to his friends and receives heart | welcome from all. He will remain a week or 80. after which he will go [ V Webbers Falls, I. T. where he vii
 locate.
 6 The democratic clubs In this conr Is ty should keep up their organizatio l. and interest preparatory to the Eo' e ember congressional contest. Organ q zation won us grand victory in tn IT last election and organization can wi
 us still greater one in the next.