The Russellville Democrat., 1891-09-17

for the convenience of professional gentlemen.
 IL would surprise you to know the amount of goods Jno. A. Erwin IA sell ing low prices and fair dealing will bring trade.
 If you don't believe John Erwin is selling furniture, carpets, etc, cheap, just watch the loaded wagons leave his doors every day.
 With four coal mines in successful operation within five miles of RusselI- vile, and others in prospect, it can truly be said we are in the midst of an immense coal belt, which when de- veloped as 1t will be in time, will make this section the coal supplying center for a vast territory.
 We have large stock of harness, brides, etc., and are making extreme ] ly low prices on account of short crops. Harkey Saddlery Go.
 Special rates to students at Wm. Brooks drugstore, actually the incest and cheapest line Of tablets and other 1 stationery in Russelville. The Memphis Commercials prizes l for the nearest guess at the number of i bales of cotton for the season of 1S90- 1 9l have been awarded and Russellyille l appear 8 to be in it to limited extent. l Henry Stueckel and C. I. May get watch, while several others get prizes ranging in value from $l0 to $5. l Mr. Wm. Brooks informs us that he has placed his order for the finest and most complete line of holiday goods ever brought to this city.
 Parties wanting stove repairs should
 leave their orders with us early so as
 to have them here for cold weather. Love & Roys Hardware Go. Cards are out announcing the mar riage this evening Of Mir. Robert Mil Ter and Miss Kate Settle. Both the 1 intended groom and prospective bride belong to RussellYille's best families, l worthy of earth's choicest blessings, and large circle of friends wlll unite in offering sincere congratulations up on their new relation.
 John Erwin's low prices are giving him the trade this year on furniture, sewing machines, window shades, wall kpaper, carpets and oil cloths.
 We are now ready to show clothing against the world. Nicer patterns, fin- CT quality and less price than any other
 house put Us on record. Potts, Garden
 tS Go.
 A dispatch dated l4th says saw
 mill man east of Lamar was shot to death by one of his work hands Satur- day evening. Mir. Brown, who did the
 shooting, accidentally dropped log and broke an axle, whereupon Jones become very abusive. After supper Jones went to Browns house and re-
 newed the abusive language with the above result.
 We keep every thing that is usually kept in a first class store. Bargains can be had here for we will not suffer any one to undersel us. Wooten IS
 Oates.
 Our new stock of Ladies' Dress Goods
 and Underwear and everything the eye
 could desire or taste demand. is now in and ready to be slaughtered. Potts, Garden & Co.
 line storeroom corner of Main and | Oak streets is being put in excellent condition for the new stock of hard ware which will arrive this week and be offerd for sale by Messrs. B. J. Strickland and J. R. Young. Besides a full line O. hardware and stoves, a l large stock of sash, doors, etc., will be kept. We wish the new firm pros l porous career,
 ! Until we move into our new building we will sell you anything in the way of cook stove at extremely low prices. ' 4. fI. I and Roys Hardware Co. i Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which l you wish mendeds If so take them Co II. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first ciass order.
 "A late issue of a Kansas paper has this item of news. From the Winfield Courier of recent date we learn that a big lumber company, with a capital of $20, 900, has been opened up there, with E. o. Strong, formerly of this city, as one of the principal owners. II. A. and l.. NJ. Strong of this city, are also directors of the company" Mfr. Strong will continue in business al.Slex as formerly, merely holding an interest in the Kansas company.
 Please bear in mind John Erwin is here 10 stay and you will buy your furniture, carpets, oil cloths, wagons and sewing machines from him or pay more elsewhere. Take your choice.
 If you want the best shoe in the world call and examine our line of Brown Desnoyers. These shoes can't be surpassed for beauty, neat fitting, comfort and durability. Wooten x Oates.
 Marriage licenses have been issued to the following parties: J. II. Bibler and Mrs. l.. Remedy W. T. Talley aud Miss Lyda Lagrone; Dock Talley and Miss Amanda Austin; Thomas Pars- ley and Mrs. Ellen Pierce; J. A. Child CTS and Miss Sallie Morehesd; A. A Hughes and Miss Isabel Gaines; Sam Scott and Miss Georgie Bowden; Wm. VOgan and Miss Katie Hervey Jesse Robinson and Miss Mary E. Mixer.
 When you want sagar, coffee, meat or lard, don't forget our prices: IS 1 pounds granulated sugar for one dollar, ! Arbuckle coffee 25 cents per package, ! meat 10 cents per pOnnd and pure leaf | lard at l0c. PruItt Grocer Co.
 Tuesday Russellville's base ball banner again trailed in the dust as a { result of Morrilton's magnificent play | ing. For once our boys are agreed as tU cause Of their defeat. They chal- | lenge and Morrilton does the rest.
 -J. F. Bryan, state lecturer of the Farmers Alliance will speak in Russ ellville to-day at l o'clock. The con- hicting announcements last week from the county lecturer and secretary of the Pope county alliance were confus- ing, but the appointment has been def lniiely settled as above stated Hon. w. N Fishback will be present to dis