The Russellville Democrat., 1890-01-09

In the DEMOCRAT drawing last Sat urday ticket No. 108, held by Mir. K. c. Morton of Potts Station, drew the sew ing machine. The drawing was con- ducted by Messrs. R. J. Gray and J. II. Steltz, in the presence of other tickel holders.
 The officers of the Dover Eastern Star Chapter for the present year are: Mrs. Rollow, W. M.; E. c. Bradley, W. P.; W. E. White, s.; Miss Ella Simpson, A. M.; Mrs. Pitts, C.; Mrs. Maggie Walker, A. C.; Mrs. Sellars, T.; Mrs. Belle Brown, w.; J. I. Simp- son, s.
 County court IS in session this week transacting the usual routine bus iness. The allowance of claims has en- grossed the attention of the court prin- cipally so far, detailed report of which, together with the other bus week.
 Ut IS now claImed that germs of la grippe or influenza are transmitted in money. This fact need not deter our influenzial subscribers from renewing for the DEMOCRAT and paying in ad- vance, as we are willing to assume all risk in the transaction.
 In order to reduce my stock of spec tacles and eye glasses, I will sell at greatly reduced prices for 60 days.
 J. w. WELLS. Officers for 1890 of the Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday school are as fol- lows: Lawrence Russell superintend- ent; John A. Erwin, assistant superin- tau1nnf. Johp XV Wbita caarafory nd treasurer; Miss Emma Bonds, organ ist; M. H. Baird, chorister, H. F. White, librarian.
 Mules and horses for sale.
 k. J. WILSON. Officers of Russellville Chapter No. 76, R. A. NJ: J. NJ, Harkey, NJ. E. F.; w. P. Wooten, K; R. J. Wilson, s.; ". J. Reynolds, s.; W. NJ. Peeler, T., J. W. Russell, c. H.; W. W. Welcome, P. S.; R. B. Hogins, R. A. C.; J. W. Quinn, c. NJ. of 3d V.; J. H. Fry, c. Nj. 2d V II. P. Barbee, G. NJ. 1st ". L. c. Taylor, s.
 County Scrip for sale.
 R. J. WILSON.
 -Mr. George r. Zones, manager of the Zones Bro. hardware establishment, and Miss Alma Robbins were married at Little Rock yesterday evening and will arrive at I 10 this afternoon and make Russellville their future home. The DEMOCRAT welcomes MT. and Mrs. Zones and wishes them all imagina- ble happiness and prosperity.
 Four good mules for sale.
 R. J. WILSON. Interesting meetings have been held at the NJ. E. church, south, this week, afternoons and evenings, con- ducted by Revs. Johnsey, Bovls and Massey of Atkins. The indictment weather has initiated somewhat against the services, yet the attend- ance and interest has been good. The meetings wlll be continued.
 Buy your furniture from
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 -Dr. Hunter, whose accompanying minstrels and alleged comedians gave nightly performances here recently. returned from Dardanelle last week and skipped out to "greener fields and pastures new" between the setting Of the sun and the rising thereof, leaving some bills unpaid and few patients to chide themselves for misplaced confi- dence.
 We sell furniture cheaper than any body. JNo. A. ERWIN & Go. The clouds have poured their gar nered fullness down with such persis- tency and regularity the past week that the streams have been rendered past fording and the roads simply bot tomless. The streets are in worse con- dition than they have been in twelve months and the worst is not over, if the ominous clouds and driZzling rain go for anything.
 If you need furniture of any kind, call on JNo. A. ERWIN & Co. -Messrs. Russell S Co.,, one of the youngest mercantile firms in town, yet one of the most active and progress i've, make an announcement through our advertising columns which should be carefully read by the trading pub lie. The well-earned reputation of the house for promptness and fair deal- ing, makes it unnecessary for us to say that they mean what they say. Call on them and be convinced.
 Come to see us when you want any thing in the furniture line.
 JNo, A. ERWIN & Co. The National Democrat is large S-page paper published at Washington D. C., aud devoted to politics and pub lie affairs. It gives very complete report of dolngs at the National Capi- tai, and is soundly Democratic. The price of the paper is $l 50 cash, but by special arrangement, we are enabled to furnish 1t and the DEMOCRAT a t g. .00, cash in advance. This is rare offer and should be seized at once.
 Blankets for actual cost for the next 30 days before taking stock at
 NJ. JACOBSON. Dover lodge No. IF, F. < A. NJ. installed the following officers on the 27th ult: J. A. Evans. worshipful mas ter; J. Fl. Fry, senior warden; J. A. Pitts. junior worden, J. B. West, treas .urer, K. c. Bradley, secretary J. c. Bonds, senior deacon, r. J. P9rryman, junior deacon, D. c. Brown, chaplain, J. l. Simpson, senior steward, J. H. Trigg, junior steward, D. K. Grant, tyler.