The Russellville Democrat., 1891-09-10

Baby carriages Tor the iall crop. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Rev. V. T. Box will preach at the Baptist church next Saturday night and sunday.
 au headquarters for cheap carpets. Jno. A. Erwin.
 MT. John Erwin placed very handsome pear of the Keith variety on our table Tuesday.
 For cash you can buy groceries very cheap al c. C., Wlnn's.
 The young people enjoyed social party at the residence Of MT. J. F. Nundsy Monday evening.
 If you want a COW come to see me we can trade. Jno. A. Erwin.
 The fall term of Russsllville public school begins next Monday. There IS every indication of an increased at tendance.
 For 6 good variety ef cutlery you will find it at G. G. Winn's.
 -Dr. O'Kely. the dentist, is in his office here this week. Take advantage of the opportunity and have your den- tai work done.
 Plantation Chill Cure, guaranteed remedy, Is for sale at s. NJ. Bottoms & Co.
 MT. ". r. wooten is having his residence remodeled and improved by the addition Of another story. Nj. Clay ton has the contract.
 2500 yards carpet to be sold this fall. Will be sold at low figures. Jno. A. Erwin.
 MT. F. B. Hale, brotherinlaw of Druggist J. ". Wells, is one of the directors Of new bank recently or ganized at Osceola, Ark.
 am still selling furniture, wall pa- per, window shades, carpets, etc. Jno. A. Erwln.
 Pal goods have arrived Ia Rus sellville this week m large quantities. Our merchants think the prospects for a good trade are excellent.
 The I.abelle wagons are selling readi- ly so come early if you want one. Jno. A. Erwin.
 We are deeply indebted to Mrs. ". b. Lucy for basket of large and lus- cious peaches from their mountain orchard presented Tuesday.
 New goods, nice goods, good goods at bottom prices. Come and see them. Jno. A. Erwin.
 --J. E. Bryan, the Alliance lecturer, will speak at Pisgah instead of Russ ellyille. The date is next Thursday, l7th See County Lecturer Bibler's notice.
 ArbuekIe's coffee 25 cents per pack age. Remember this is strictly cash offer. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 The stone and brick work of Tate tx Peeler and Love & Roys' block is about completed and the wood work men are rushing their contracts to completion as rapidly as possible.
 We are headquarters for flour, rang ing in price from $40 to s5.OO per hundred. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 There fs a probability of the Rev. Mr. Hart being recalled to the pastor ate of the Russellvilie Baptist church. He is an able minister and polished gentleman. He Is now located at Ed orado, in Union county.
 Come and get my prices on furniture, carpets. sewlng machines and wagons before you buy. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Shiloh cemetery has been enclosed in a substantial plank fence, and the grounds cleared of underbrush, etc. The work was done by the friends and relatives of the people buried there, and is a creditable attestation of yener- ation for their dead.
 Burley leaf tobacco for chewing and smoking at Wm. Brooks Drugstore. Price l5 cents per pound. Call and ex- anime 1t.
 -Campmeeting at Centre Valley Sunday was well attended. Dr. Curl of Little Rock preached the morning sermon and in the afternoon at de- liYered lecture on education. Rev. Mr. Fletcher of Russellyille filled the pulpit in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 want every lady in the county 10 ceme 10 the furniture store and see the nice goods, it will cost you nothing to see them. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Being refused permission to ex- hibit Governor Eagles portrait at the postoffice, Mir. Sullivan placed 1t in the First National Bank where It was viewed and admired by the Governors host of friends. The incident served 10 intensify the interest of his admir- CTS.
 We have just recleyed new mackerel, new pickles, new oatmeal-all 'Sl pack. They are fresh and fine, come around and try them. Pruitt Grocer Co.
 We are informed that the Darda- nelIe Baptist church has called Rev. J. r, Weaver as pastor and his arrival is looked for in December. MT. Weaver lived in Russellvlie about eight years ago and has many friends here. He is now pastor Of church in Nashville, Tenn. l am receiving my stock of carpets and oil cloths for the fall and winter seasons. Come and examine them.
 Jno. A. Erwin. --Mr. Warren Bell, one of Gala Rock townships leading citizens, was uulte severely injured by falling tree one day last week Particulars are Ineagre, but we learn his collar bone was broken and other injuries about | the body sustained. We hope his wounds may not prove dangerous.
 Have you a watch that needs re- pairs. or some broken jewelry which | you wish mended? If 80 take them to H. C. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have | them repaired in first class order.
 -J. r. Moore of Dover township says everything in his section is flourishing except cotton. Worms and rust have sO reduced the prospect that he thinks half crop is all that can be expected. Mir. Moore is doing mer- ca6tile business and came down after
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