The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30
F. E. BARROW & CO.,.

and Jefferson street claim to be head quarters for bargains in dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, hats and caps, and every thing else usually kept in first class store. Capt. B. came from Missouri to our town in 1875, and has proved himself to be thor ough business man and a valua- ble acquisition to our town. We hope he may prosper and do bus mess here thousand years.
 JAS. A. MosELEY CO, Is the style of that excellent gro cery firm on Main street, next door to the tinshop. These gen tlemen started in business here last year, and notwithstanding dull times seem always to be do ing handsome business. They are clever gentlemen and always keep nice assortment of good things in their stock.
 JNo. T. WHARTON,
 Druggist and apothecary, is the right man at the right business. His establishment on Main street next door to Shinn's old stand. His drugs are always pure and fresh and his prlces low IS the lowest. Give him a call and see for yourself.
 MAcK's SALOON,
 On Buchanan street, next door to the Livery Stable is the place to get something good for the inner man. The finest and best of liquors and brandies are always found at Mack's. Also the best wines and beers. This is the old reliable, long established saloon of the place, and here's luck to them.
 THE STEAM FIGURING MILL Of Messrs. Smith & Harkey is an enterprise that we refer to with pride. Their whole machinery is the very best and most improv- ed and they are making flour which is good enough. Their wool-carding machinery is the finest in the State and they guar antee satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage.
 THE SAW AND CREST MILL Of J. A. Rachel x Go. show enterprise and liberality by piac- ing their advertisement Tn our columns, and it affords us pleas ure to say that all who may pat ronize them will find them gen tlemen of the most honorable and clever type. TheIr mill is two miles north oc Mill Greek Station. JONES' COTTON GIN,
 Run by Mir. James w. Jones himself is located near the four ing mill, and does the very best class of work Tn ginning and bal ing cotton. No one has the ad- vantage of Mir. J. so far as expe- rience is concerned, and satisfac- tion is sure to be obtained at this gin.
 T. c. YORK,
 The fashionable boot and shoe maker, has earned the distinction of being everybody's favorite when 1t comes to wanting a neat fitting, easy and elegant boot or shoe. His shop is on Main street next door to R. J. Wilson & Co. Give him call.
 D. L. wINToN,
 Practical Machinist and Engineer has in various instances proved himself to be complete master of his trade. Parties in any section tof this or adjoining counties can secure his seruices by addressing him at this place.
 The announcement of the RUssELLvILLE MALE AND FEMALE
 HIGH SCHOOL,
 Prof. David $. Patrick, A. M.. Principal, speaks for itself. We call especial attention to thls an. nouncement and without hesita- tion we recommend the school to those young gentlemen and ladies of this and adjoining counties who may wish to attend a good High School.
 The advertisement of the L. k. & F. s. k. R. LANDS, By James Potts, Agent, can also be found in our columns, and parties desiring to purchase lands