The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-27

The thanks of the DEMOCRAT man are due and hereby rendered the genial proprietor of Fruits Restaurant for an invitation last Friday evening to sample his first Invoice offresh oysters. The bIyalves were very fine.
 My line of furnishing goods Is com plete in every detail. Mems under wear reduced 10 actual cost. Come be- fore It is to lats, at Jacobson's.
 -Ia Russellyille last Thursday base ball teams representing Yell and Pope counties crossed bats on the diamond field for the championship. After close contest Pope won bY one score. It was an interesting game.
 The third, or kid, mines of, Russell vile and MOrrilton played match game here Tuesday, and as usual, the Morrilton team got away with our boys. Well, we can beat Dardanelle and Yell county, and that's some satisfaction.
 -Jo Martin, Q laborer at ouita Mines. suffered painful injury from re- bounding steel wedge one day last week. The piece Of metal struck him under the eye, and while the wound Is quite severe, the eye may be saved. If you want furniture, wagons, sew ing machines, carpets, wall paper, baby carriages, window shades, you will do well 10 consult me. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Col. W. L. Morris, well known and pleasantly remembered here, Is again connected with the staff Of the Fort Smith Times in the capacity Of 1 telegrsp ph editor. He has been teach ing school at Greenwood for sometime. We carry full and complete line Of groceries all the time. Our prices are 1 as low as the lowest. Give us a trial and be convinced. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 A steamboat lying al the warf at Little Rock lost it's watchman and anchor simultaneously one night last week. The particulars are given co D. 1 fidentislly to few trustworthy friends | by Charlie Campbell. Ask him about 1t.
 As intend to start east in few days 1 if any of my customers desire to place any orders with me, will be pleased to fill same, and will give them my personal attention. Nj. Jacobson.
 The corn crop of this county is safe beyond question. and in extent will reach magnificent proportions. Peo' l pie should be careful with It, however, 1t might be needed, even admitting there has been enough raised for two years.
 Have you a watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendedg If so take them tc H. C. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order.
 A .'green goods" swindler captur- ed by postoffice inspectors at New York had in his possession receipts for
 victims, among the number 'S. ". Gilman Of Russellville." Who is s.
 W. Gillman?
 | J. W. Albright, at his barbershop, has opened full line Of choice cigars. Lovers of the weed are cordially in-
 vited to divide with him their patron
 age. Prices low as any ,and goods equal
 to the best.
 -Messrs. Jsf Davis, John Young
 and George Howard represented the
 Russellville team in the State shoot ing tournament at Little Rock last
 week. By request We refrain from
 mentioning the number of prizes and
 medals brought back by them. 1 We will sell you IS pounds best gran ulated sugar for one dollar, arbuckle's coffee 25 cents per package, best leai
 lard at 10 cents Ter pound. These are low prices, but you will find them al
 Fruit Grocer Co.'S.
  A handsome monument has been erected in the cemetery to the memory of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Russell, Sr., by their surviving sons. The work was executed by the Russellyille Mar ble Works, which Is all that need be sold as guarantee of production ] first-ciass in all details.
 -The Gazette's Newport correspond ent announces the death of Mrs. Virgia | Horne, wife of Rev. T. J. Horne. She 1 died at Batesville and was buried at Des Are. MT. Horne is Presbyterian minister, well known in Russellville, and many friends will sympathize with him in his bereaYenent.
 Fargo's mule skin shoe for men, made Of genuine mule skin, guaranteed to wear. It combines durability with ease and comfort and is serYieeable, yet dressy and attractive. Call and examine them at Jacobson's.
 -Old citizens say the present sum- mer is similar to the summer Of 1877. 4 cold spell prevailed during the latter part of August, the same as at the pres cnt time. A killing frost occurred Sep tember 30. All vegetation was killed In- eluding cotton. Irl Hicks predicted the present cold spell and be prophe sies severe winter.
 The separate coach law went into effect last Sunday, and the railroads, having made arrangements therefor, complied with its provisions in a very satisfactory manner. The celored peo- pie occupied the coach set apart for them without protest, and so far not the least disturbance on the Fort Smith road has been reported.
 If you want Life, Fire or Accident Insurance and want 1t in reliable and honorable companies, don't be suck CT and bite at something represented by some oily-tongued stranger, but go to Jss. E. Battenfeld and he will furn- ish you 8 policy good as gold.
 The president Of the alliance for the fourth district, Mir. John Burris, is one oflthe leading republicans Of this county, and is now postmaster at Ap- pleton. We notice that the president of the sixth district alliance is a stall 1 wart republican also. These officers 1 may be expected to be especially. active in the congressional campaigns next year.
 Lemon Elixir.