The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-25
Car load of salt just received.


 I MORTON 4 Co. l MT. R. II. Tate is in St. Loui buying goods.
 Miss Maud Scarlett Of Atkins | visiting In town.
 The very incest derby hat in town You'll find 1t at Morton & Co.'s.
 Hon. Roger Q. Mills will speak a this place Tuesday, Oct. A. We are receiving goods daily ant will soon have a complete line. R. RI. OATES & Go.
 Love & Rovs will give away [ | $A0.00 cook stove Dec. 3I. See their an nouncement.
 The wet weather caused almost complete suspension Of business the ] first of the week.
 RIM. Oates & Co have opened up 2 new stock of goods one door east oi R. H. rates.
 U. T. Dare has been appointed post master at Freeman, this county, to sue. eeed Mrs. s. F. Shook resigned.
 We have the only stock Of goods Hi town that is new from top to bottom.
 R. NJ. OATES & Co.
 MT. J. ". Hood exhibited in our office Tuesday very fine sample oi sorghum moiasses made by him this season.
 We expect to sell for cash therefore will be able to meet all competition.
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 There is talk of the resignation of J. W. Linzey as postmaster .and tne anpointment of Mir. s. w. Swann in his stead.
 No shelf worn goods to be pushed oil on our customers. Everthing new at
 K. M. OATES & Go. Henry Albright and J. F. Winchss- ter have purchased Baird Bros meat market and will conduct the business at the same stand.
 The postmaster at Augsburg. the German office out on Colony mountain, wants to be relieved of the cares Of of- flee. Who wants his place!
 We bought our goods for spot cash therefore we can sell them extremeiy low. K. M. OATES G Co.
 The Russellville Association of the Baptist church will meet with Mt. Ver- non church, on Red Lick mountain, Johnson county, next Saturday.
 Job lots of shoes. clothing and dress goods to be sold anyway to drive them, regardless of price at Morton & Cos. II you want to save money coma to see us. The school board has re-employed D. B. James to teach the school for the colored children. This is his third term, and we learn he gives satisfac- tion,
 Wilson's dress goods department is complete, and the ladies who have ex- amined, say the styles are beautiful and the prices very low.
 Mir. Bob l.. Erwin will deliver the Memphis Commercial at your door every day and Sunday too for 20 cents per week, one dollar per month. It is splendid paper and well worth the price asked for 1t.
 ANTI-MALARINE, Dr. J. W. Fruits chill cure. Try it. It's as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best. Come and get sample bottle, FREE. u. -P. l.. Bottoms new hotel will be open to the public about October l. The proprietor solicits the patronage of his old friends and as many new ones az desire first class entertainment at reasonable rates.
 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. -Messrs. Stahl, Rolfe and Hudgins, representing the Southern Publishing Co.,. of Chicago, after spending week here, left Monday for Atkins to secure additional data for the forthcoming his tory of Western Arkansas.
 The Norristown democratic club had another interesting meeting last Saturday night. Messrs. T. F. Reed and-Bacom delivered addresses. Sev- cral new members were enrolled. The club meets every Saturday night.
 An elegant line of Henriettas. Ben Lomonds, Drop Deperse and Alpacas, now on our shelves and ready to be shown and cut to your taste.
 Morton & Co. pr. J. w. O'Kelly's stated time here is the first Monday in each month, and not the first day as some might suppose. He will be here the first Mon- day in October, which is the 9th day of the month, and will remain one week.
 Crop prospects are indeed gloomy owing to the excessive rains. Where cotton is rank bottom bolls are rotting, and in some Localities boil worms are taking the top crop. Unless we get clear weather soon incalculable damage will result to corn and cotton.
 LADIES, your very especial attention Is called to our line Of Catherine or Arapon dress patterns. They are dais- les and selected for your especial oen- eft. Morton 70.
 The Morrilton post office was brok- en open last Saturday night and an Intellectual attempt was made to blow open the safe with dynamite. About five dollars was all the booty the rob- bers secured and that was taken from a drawer.
 Thanking our friends for their pat ronage while in the firm of T. J. Rus sell & Co, and hope for continuance of the same. R. NJ. OATES,
 R. P. TUCkER.
 While assisting in slaughtering a beef at the Ouita coal mine last Tues day afternoon Mir. James H. Healey was gored by the infuriated animal and sustained painful and serious in- iuries. He came home and had his wounds dressed by pr. Hill. At this writing he Is resting easy and doing as we'll as could be expected.
 We desire to call attention Of our business men and the pubic generally to the new advertisement of Mccarthy & Joyce, wholesale Grocers and cotton factors, Little Rock. They stand at the head of the leading firms of the Capi- tai city in their line of business and de- serve the large and increasing patron ace they are receiving from this sec-