The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-06

Miss Ella Bonds. of this place, at tended the state meeting of the YonnI Peoples society of Christian Endeavo at Rogers, Ark, last week, as dele gate from the Russellyille society She returned Monday and reports most pleasant meeting.
 Mir. Henry P. Barbee, the popula representative of the c. K. Ryai Grocery Co.,, was the guest of Mr. J. V Morton's family last Sunday. We ar' glad to learn that Mrs. Barbee will re turn from Searcy ere long to make hel home once more in Russellville.
 Members of the democratic county central committee should bear in mint the call of Chairman Harkey for q meeting of the committee on Tuesday April 8th. Important business will come before the meeting and every member should be promptly on hand Mason Long, the converted gambler, the peer of Sam Jones as an evangelist and lecturer, will visit this place some time in March. He lectured at l0C places in California last season and met with great success. Due notice of the time of his appearance will be given.
 MT. Weller, of Dardanelle, an ex- pert marble cutter, has accepted 6 position in the Russellvillc Marble Works, of which our clever friend' Col. T. II. Elgin is proprietor. MT. Weller has moved his family over. They occupy a cottage east of J. A. Jamison's.
 John Sullivan, writing from LeD- anon, I. T., reports the finding of a large sulphur spring in that section, from which there is tiny stream of black oil issuing all the time, more freely however in summer than in winter. The oil is said to be specific for sore eyes.
 We can do up any agent on sewing machines. Come and be convinced
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 -Messrs. W. T. Blackford and M. H. Johnson of Scottsville have ordered about one thousand fruit trees from the Estes Nursery of Boone ..county, partly for spring and partly for fall delivery. The people generally are de voting more attention to fruit growing than ever before.
 yeni, vidi, yici! This is true ol Halls Hair Remover. for 1t is the great conqneror Of gray or faded hair, mak. ing it look the same even color ol youth.
 From Mir. J. w. Rye of Sand Springs township we learn that the severe wind and hail storm on the 24th ut, did considerable damage in that locality. Houses were unroofed, win. dow glass broken ard large trees up- rooted. No person sustained bodily harm so far as heard from.
 $55.OO Sewing Machines for $35.00 on time. JNo. A. ERWIN & Go.
 The fixtures for the use of the Peo. ples' Exchange bank will arrive this week and as soon as they can be placed in position, which will be about the 18th inst. the bank will be ready for business. A portion of the K. J. w H. son brick store will be used until the completion of the banks new building the coming summer.
 We will have in our new carpets in few days. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 --Mr. J. T. Fowler has sold his Car den's Bottom farms embracing several hundred acres. most of it in cultiva tion, to Mir. W. G. Wiener of this place for $21 400. This is the biggest real estate deal we have had the pleasure ol recording in long time. We congrat ulate Mir. Weimer upon the acquisition of such valuable property.
 Look out for new goods, prices tt please everybody. K. J. Wilson.
 The membership list of the Arkan sas society of the Sons and Daughter of the American Revolution contains the names of the following Pope coun ty citizens: J. H. Shinn and wife, nov of Little Rock; Miss Hattie Williams now of Camden; N. w. Cooper, of At kins; Jo Desha Williams, Mrs. Maggie Wells and Mrs. E. 7. Judd, of Russell vile.
 Buy your sewing machines on tint for s35.00, from J. A. ERWIN x Co.
 Just after the heavy rains las week MT. I. N. Caglc of Caglesvill' drove into Gala Creek at the Pott Station ford and narrowly escaped seri ous consequences. He was uuacqualnt ed with the stream and did not know it was swimming. Luckily his hors' swan across rescuing the buggy ant driver from qnite dangerous predica ment.
 want the cash trade and am offer ''s R. J. WILSON.
 --The town site Improvement com pany of Akron. Col, has presented Postmaster Brashear with deed to , choice town lot in that thriving west ern town. Akron has 2000 inhabitants is county seat, and railroad center That lot may prove handy thing {, fall back upon in '92 when the mex democratic administration comes int, power. Eh, Walter.
 Jso. A. ERWIN & Co.,, are doing tn | furniture business and desire tn patronage of the public.
 The large and attractive advertise ment of Mir. J. l.. Shinn occupies sucl prominent position on our secon' page that 1t Is quite unnecessary for u to call attention to it. Mir. Shinn has large stock of seasonable goods bough | in the best markets of the country. II will make it to the interest of Intend ing purchasers of spring goods to cal and see them. Whether you have tn cash to pay or want credit he propose to make it pay you to deal with hin
 A man who has practiced medicln for 40 years, ought to know salt froI sugar; read what he says:
 TOLEDO. O., Jan. 10 1886. I Mac-ra I Chsnav A Ca -Gentl.