The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-20

known citizen Of fnt3 county uieu iaS
 Monday night at the residence of hil son, F. J. Harvill, Esq, three milel southeast of RussellviIle. His remains were inferred in tlse Russellville ceme tery Tuesday afternoon
 Whats the matter at Wilson's, that he has such rush all the time? It's not his good looks, but his low prices.
 Natural advantages sometimes make good towns, but more often 1t Is the work of the people themselves. Right on this line some of our citizens might work out for themselves and the town far greater degree of prosperity than will come to them by procrastination and inactivity.
 Go to Jno. A. Erwin X Co. for your furniture, sewing machines, window shades, wall paper, baby carriages and carpets.
 --Mr. H. H. Youngblood announces his candidacy for reelection to the of- flee of town marshal. He has filled acceptably the responsible position since last September, ,and if called upon to contincc in the office will enforce the laws and discharge his duties with out fear or favor.
 We carry complete line of first class furniture and will always do our best te please you in quality and price.
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 Rev. W. c. Wheat, accompanied by his family, left last Monday for Aurora Mo-, to attend family reunion at the old homestead and to visit the scenes of his early life. He will return the lat ter part of next week. Owing to his absence there will be no preaching at the Cumberland Presbyterian church next Sunday.
 My line of spring novelties in dress goods were selected by the leading modiste of St. Louis. They are just el- egant. M. Jacobson,
 The news of the projected railroad line from Springfield, Mo-, to Hot Springs, will be hailed with delight by every body, especially those of our cit- izens living in the northern portion of the county. It is possible, of course, for the news to be too good to be true, yet let us hope for the best and await 
 Wc cdHs VIII duu DO Scu iuTultuTC lower than anyone. Come and be con- vinced when you need anything in our line. JnO. A. Erwin x Co.
 --"Dr.n Scott Burns, who has been taking course of lectures at the Memphis Medical College, returned home last week ana spent several days with his friends here and at Scottsville. He left Sunday for Eine Bluff where he will remain during the summer pre- pairing for the second course of lectur- es next winter.
 If you should need anything in the line of furniture, you will do we'll to our stock before bnying else- where. Jno. A. Erwin x Co.
 -Mr. T. J. Shinn and family of Yar- dell, Searcy county, Ark, were guests of Mir. J. w. Wells and other relatives several days last week. They left for home Monday. Mir. Shinn is a promi- nent citizen of his county, having serv- ed acceptably as sheriff and clerk, two terms in each office. He is now engag- ed in merchandising.
 Ton will always find our stock of sewing machines, wall paper and baby carriages complete. Come and see us. Jn0. A. Erwin x Co.
 Mir. T. Lamar conveys to us the cheering information that the straw berry crop is yet all right. He resides In neighborhood in which fifty acres are set to wberries all looking well and promising. He thinks the first crop will be a little later than usual, but the quality and abundance will be equal to the best, unless some unfore- seen accident occurs.
 We have a complete line of collins and caskets, ranging in price from $3 to $100: also good line of robes for burial purposes, very cheap.
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 From the way Mr. c. D. Rowan was shaking bands and recieving con- gratulations Tuesday one would have imagined he was candidate for gov ernor and had assurance of a walk over. The cause of his elation, how ever, was found to be the arrival of young lady the first event of the kind ever celebrated at his house.
 Buy one of those good cultivators sold by the Love & Boys Hardware Co.,, and save the expense of ore hand II, your crop. It will pay you we'll to in- vestigate this matter.
 We call attention to the advertise ment of the Home Comfort Range in another column. Mir. $. K. Young, division superintendent of the Wrought Iron Range Co.,, of St. Louis. having charge of four canvassers. Is engaged in Do, ia, ty, The testimonials are worth read ing and speak volumes for the Clone Comfort Range"
 Do not forget that the Love & Roys Hardware Co. are still at their old stand on Main street with the best se- lected stock of Hardware & Farming tools ever offered to the people of Pope Go.
 --Mr. John Emison enters the race for town marshal and makes public announcement of the fact in the DEMO- GRAF to-day. Mir. Emison has been twice elected to this position but re- signed last September to accept an- other position. He made good officer. His past record is indicative of what his future policy will be If elected, and we commend his claims to the people.
 Jacobson is obligated to no man, con- sequently. his purchases are made only when there is an inducement, either in exclusive styles or prices. Call on him and reap the benefits of his energy and foresight.
 We committed agrievous error last week in stating that the petit jury need not attend the next term of circuit court until "the second term" We in- tended to say that they would not be required to be present before the sec ond day Of the term. The first day being devoted to charging the grand jury and organizing the court, the petit jury will not be needed. Petit jurors win bear this in mind and be on hand the second day of the term.
 --The Love & Roys Hardware Co.,, do not sell the so called wrought iron stove that is said to last forty years. but they have got good stoves and al prices within the reach or all. Call | .,. t, A tbat,. efNat- hofa~o .x