The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-06
Frank Buck is out on bail.

town council will be held tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. Robt. Harkey are en- tertaining a new feminine arrival at their house.
 Sweet potatoes. the first in the market, sold here Monday for sl.oo per bushel.
 Communication from J. R. Cond- ley of Dover and J. E. Rushing of Texas will appear next week.
 "A report of the financial condition of the county and of the various school districts will appear next week.
 The canning factory will begin uniting up peaches to-day. Mr. H. c. Cox Is in charge of the plant this year.
 James A. Jamison of this place has applied for patent on book and mu- sic holder, said to be quite handy thing.
 Mi. T. NJ. Neal, formerly of Dover, is treasurer of an association at Nor rilt0n styled the Farmers Savings Building and Loan Association.
 If you want good wagon cheap call on Jno. A. Erwin.
 We are requested to announce that there will be union picnic Thursday August I3. on the Dover and Lewis burg road, miles north of Atkins.
 SELLING AT cosT.-My stock of wall paper. Wm. Brooks.
 --1he ladies of the Cumberland Pres. byterian church purpose getting up an Ice cream festival sometime in the near future. Notice of time and place will be given later on,
 Carload Labelle Wagons to be sold by Jan. l. Jno. A. Erwin.
 -Junias ". Brown of Russellville, has received letters patent for new and useful improvement in weather strips for car-doors. One-half of his right In the invention has been assign ed to ". c. Weimer and J. W. Wells.
 Furniture, wagons and sewing ma chimes at Jno. A. Erwin's.
 III. N. C. Bowden and son who live in the section affected by the late drouth, say the recent rains have re- viyed everything so as to warrant the belief that fair crops will be made. The dry belt covered quite small territory fortunately.
 Buy the LIGHT-RUNNING LaBelle wag- on. Sold by Jno. A. Erwin.
 The two year old son of Mir. John A. Erwin was quite severely burned by overturning a cup of boiling water on his right shoulder and arm last Thursday evening. His wounds fer tunateiy were not very deep and are healing satisfactorily.
 For your sugar, coffee, -four, meat and salt go to Potts, Garden X Cos.
 Mrs. J. A. Miller and Mrs. Wm. Oates made canvass Monday for funds with which to pay balance due on the new Mason and Hamlin organ purchas- cd for the use of the Presbyterian church, and were successful in secur- Ing quite handsome sum.
 Sewing machines at living prices :; now is your time to buy. Jno. A. Er- win.
 MT. Ben K. Lillard of Van Buren is making arrangements to organize a lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen, a benevolent and fraternal order, at this place. He was called to Helena Tuesday, but will return the last Of this week to institute the lodge.
 The new No. Q Wheeler < Wilson sewing machine is the best. Jno. A. Erwin.
 The DEMOCRAT people tender most grateful acknowledgements to the mem bers of the Russellyille Cornet Band for a delightful serenade last Thursday evening. This organization is becom- ing quite proficient and is destined soon to take rank with the best bands in the State.
 otoJ. W. Wells for William sons Neuralgia Cure. A safe and reliable remedy.
 "A couple Of mammoth tomatoes, each weighing pound or more, were placed on our table Monday by MT. J. l.. Shinn. They were specimens of nameless variety for which reward of $250 is offered for name most expres- sIye of it's best points. Our vegetable expert suggests Perfection"
 For the prettiest dress goods, lawns, sateens, etc., you will of course go to Potts, Garden < Cos.
 MT. ". r. Ferguson Of Gala Greek township has become associated withH. C.FOrrest in the manufacture of brooms and they are perfecting arrange menus for running thelr plant at it's full capacity this season. They brought an instalIment Of late output made from new corn to town Monday.
 A large stock of elegant shoes at low est prices, ready for inspection, at Potts, Garden x Cos.
 1T J. Henson of Gum Log Valley presented us Saturday with sample of Australian stock corn. One peculi- arity of this variety Is that each grain Is eucassed in shuck, the whole ear be- ing also surrounded with shuck simi- lar to ordinary corn. It is very pro. life variety, and stock Is very fond Of it.
 Don't fail to call on me when you want wagons, sewing machines or fur niture. Jno. A. Erwin.
 --Six couples of Russellville young people, chaperoned by Mrs. NJ. w Hill, enjoyed a gala day at Cagle's Mill Tuesday participating in fishing bee and a basket picnic. The outing was arranged by Misses Kate and Stella Wilson complimentary Co Miss Ida Robinson Of MOrrilton who has been their guest since last week.
 The most complete line of musical instruments ever brought to Russell vile will be found at Brooks.
 A four-eoach special passed over the road Monday afternoon carrying representatives gof various fire compa- nies to Ft. smith to participate In the second annual tournament of the State Firemens' Assciation. The Bayarian Band of Little Rock accompanied the party and discoursed some pretty mu- sic AS the train pulled Into the depot.