The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-06

per can at Mack's saloon.
 MT. H. Friedenburg has moved his stock of goods to London.
 Alex Roth is out drumming for E. Roth iri Boone and Searcy counties. Capt. J. c. Fnrguson and H. 5. Carter, Esq. visited the city of Roses last week.
 The Arkansas small boy is happy again, for the circus is abroad in the land.
 MT. E. Roth sold a wholesale bill amounting to over one thousand dollars to merchant of Searcy County last week.
 Geo. Robertson, representing Sem ter & Co.,, of St. Louis, was in town last Monday, and honored us with q pleasant call.
 If you want to buy ready-made clothing at lower prices than you ever before have seen, go to J. l.. Shinn's.
 From Station Agent Howell we get the following: Cotton shipments from Russellville station for October, 3s96; total receipts from Sept. l, to Nov. l, 5000 bales.
 1 We see from the Harrison Times of the 1st, that a meeting was called to take place on the following Tuesday, which was day before yesterday-to take into consideration the subject of road from that place to some point on the Fort Smith road,
 | While we cannot say that as rule, our readers have treated us with kind- ness of the UNREMIrTINa sort, yet, we DO say, there are few of our subscribers behind with us, and a visit from them with a view to settlement, would tickle us immensely.
 We desire to return thanks to those of our subscribers who have come for ward and settled with us for the DEMO- GRAF. They are to be congratulated also, for nothing is more likely to make q man happy than to carry a printers receipt in his pocket.
 In the Assessors table as publish ed last week the following mistake oc- cured in the list of Goods and Mer- chandise we gave $10l4.25 to- Bayliss township when it should have been giv- en to Clark township.
 Third large receipt of goods thls season at k. Roth's.
 | The cotton bale sent to the State fair by MT. Samuel Brown, one of the DEMocRAT's staunch friends, from this County, took the first premium, and was sold in Little Rock to Mir. Ed. Reichardt at the handsome figure of l41a cents per pound. So you see it pays to have some "git-up-and-git" about you. The bale was not only the best staple, but the most handsomely wrapped up and the best ginned. It was put up by Messrs. H. 0. and J. D. Wick, near Russellyillv.
 Mir. J. L. Shinn has been in St. Louis for the past ten days purchasing new winter stock of goods. The new goods are now arriving, and those who nave the cash to spend, will find that the stock at Shinn's is more extensive and varied, and the pri- ces lower than at any other place in Western Arkansas.
 In this climate mans health de- pends a great deal on keeping warm and comfortable in bad cold weather. So sure as a man goes about half clad and wi tn his system shivering with cold he will have chills and other ail- mcnts. There is no excuse for any man now being without plenty of good warm clothing, for the prices of good suits, good over-coats and good under- clothing is lower at J.L. Shinn's than it has ever before been known. -E. Roth's stock is complete, and it will pay you to trade with him as long as he is able to keep up his old prices.
 Tt is always pie asure to us to ad- 1 NCItibc ehihk ot iCdi hiCt ". VC iOCA when doing SO that we are doing good all around-to the advertiser, to the reading pubic and to ourselves. In fact such is the only class of advertise ments that we solicit or admit to our columns; and as one of such we call the attention of our readers and the pub lie generally to the advertisement of the Rose City Baking Powders which will be found in another column. The proprietor, MT. Montgomery. is gentleman of energy and enterprise; and being a thorough Chemist does not propose to put anything but pure, fresh and wholesome goods on the mar ket. We cheerfully recommend his goods to the trade.
 Hard times are gone; business Is booming; goods and produce arc ad- vancing daily. In spite of all this, E. Roth sells goods at his old hard-times prices.
 Capt. J. W. Russell and R. A. Riddle Esq. Commissioners to look out and report upon the shortest and most | nra racfIcal rot,te for the Ruasellville and