The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-20
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 "A Kingdom for a cold wave.
 trade cows for lumber. J. A. Erwin.
 --Corwin T. Bill, postmaster at Ozark, died at Manitou Springs Sun- day of consumption.
 The Potts Station school will begin September7, 7, and tho prospects are fav- orable for prosperous term.
 --'The first instalment of new corn was ground at Luker's mill Saturday. The miller says it was tough"
 -Mr. J. T. odom is making arrange ments to build residence north of the railroad in J. L. Shinn's new addition.
 --The first open boil of cotton was sent to this office Saturday by Dan M. Davenport. August l5 is early for open cotton.
 After very pleasant visit with Russellyflle friends Miss Lizzie Ger hardt returned Saturday to her home in Pine BIu6.
 --The Howell gin, in Holly Bend township, was destroyed by fire last Friday plight. Probably the work of an incendiary.
 --Revs. Meyers of Atkins and Kirk land of Morrilton are conducting successful revival at the Baptist church at Potts Station.
 "A very young lady of standard weight, measure and fineness arrived last week to cheer the home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. K. Deming.
 --The hottest weather of the season was experienced here this week. the thermometer registering 100 in the shade two days in succession.
 -The estimable wife of Mir. J. l.. Crowell. living in the southern part of Illinois township, died recently, af- ter a long and painful illness.
 Boil worms have attacked river bot tom farms in Franklin county. The uplands arc as yet safe and bid fair to yield m exceptionally heavy crop.
 I exchange new machines for old ones. Jno. A. Erwin.
 -Messrs. James Potts and his broth CT, Joseph Potts, Potts Stations worthy and efficient postmaster and derot agent, made brief trip to Yell county last week to look after landed inter- ests.
 New goods coming in and you must see them or you will miss treat. Jno. A. Erwin.
 We are little late about it, but tender congratulations none the less sincerely to MT. and Mrs. "Bob'' Fraser upon the arrival of the lovely little daughter which blesses their hap py home.
 Come and take peep at the new No. Q sewing machine and the folding beds at John A. Erwin's.
 Uncle David Wells, an old and highly esteemed citizen of this county, living near Potts Station. died last week. He was one of the pioneers of this state. Sympathy Is extended to his bereaved relatives.
 Don't forget that sell the LaBelle wagon and the new No. 3 sewing ma chine. Jno A. Erwin.
 The ice cream festival and moon- light sociable on the lawn at the Bap- tist parsonage Monday evening, under the auspices of the church mission band, was an enjoyable affair. The proceeds netted slb.25.
 Buy the LaBelle wagon and Wheeler X Wilson sewing machine and you will prosper. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Superintendent Shinn has located the fourth district normal institute at Morrilton. The citizens of that place increased the fund appropriated by the state to an amount sufficient to extend fIo caoc trt. ta ii va rnnntha
 Always go to Jno. A. Erwin's when you want furniture. sewing machines or La Belle wagons. IL will pay you.
 "A new conner arrived last week and engaged board for an indefinite time at the residence of MT. and Mrs. D. Bollinger. It Is bouncing boy, and the young parents are justly prond of this acquisition to the family.
 Wheeler & Wilson new No. sewing machines are the best machines in the world Come and see them. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Mrs. Thomas F. Reed and Mrs. John Squires, both of this township, | have been sorely afflicted for weeks f past. and at times were in a critical I condition. Each Is reported better, and we hope for their recovery.
 l an here to stay; am selling goods enough to justify me in giving yon in- side prices when you ueed anything in my line. JDo. A. Erwin.
 Ut is proposed to build cable road from Dardanelle 10 the summit of Mt. Nebo by next season similar to the one in operation at Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Dardanelle and Little Rock capitalists are back of the project.
 If you want furniture, wagons, sew ing machines. carpets, wall paper, baby window shades, you will do well Co consult me. Jno. A, Erwin.
 MT. Bob Truett, the veteran brick layer and a competent force of work men are rushing the new storehouse of Love & R0ys to completion with all possible speed. The second story will be nearly if not quite completed next week.
 exchange secondhand sewing ma chimes for cows, wood, feathers, chick ens, fodder, cotton seed, corn or lum- Der. Jno. A. Erwin. 1.-The delegates appointed by the c. r. Sunday school to at- tend the Ewing Presbyterial conven- tion are as follows Mrs. ". II. Hill, Mrs. M Montgomery. Miss Ella Bonds, C. w Richards, Lawrence Russell, , ohn Erwin,
 SPELLING 4g cosT.-My stock of wall paper. Wn. Brooks.
 --The paperihg of the new Peoples Exchange Bank building, which has been s0 long delayed Owisg to the dampness Of the piastered walls, was last week The paper used ie tha finest and beSt ever inf mn bere