The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-06
LOCAL NEws.


 Hms . out, and satsss you rsHsse yonr sub- scrsptfon your adms 1,ust bs sfrisksn from osr ftsts.
 Fresh oysters 45 cents per can at Mack's saloon.
 For all the pursoses of . family physic use Ayers Pills.
 Notwithstanding the lively advance in wool, the price of ready made cloth- ing at Shinn's is astonishingly low.
 --The Lodge of Knights of Honor here is growing rapidly in membership and sustains well the honors of it's name-BANNER LODGE.
 Our merchants say collections are very good-much better than common. Although 1t is yet early in the season, many are paying up their accounts.
 If you want g bargain, don't buy before calling on R. J. Wilson.
 The largest, most complete and best selected stock of clothing ever shipped up the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad is now just opened and ready for sale att l., Shinn's,
 We learn that the Browning Steam Saw Mill located two miles north of Piney Station, was destroyed by fire last Thursday night. The fire Is suppos- ed to have been the work ofihcendia- ries.
 R. J. Wilson is aheadi He can't be undersold.
 We are glad to learn that Mir. John Ferguson the man who some weeks ago shot at several parties while labor ing under fit of mental alteration, is recovering his reason. We trust he may soon be fully restored again.
 Celebrated Anderson County Bour- bon whiskey at Mack's saloon.
 MT. Ernest Jennings, the editor of the Atkins News was in town last Sat- urday. We acknowledge . pleasant call from him. The News shows un- mistakable signs of improvement under the new management.
 -J, F. NcCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 Flor nice suit and cheap hat, call at K. J. Wilson's.
 The public weigher, Mir. W. P. wooten, weighed l596 bales of cotton to and including Friday Oct. 3lst. This exceeds the amount received and weighed here for same time last year over 1000 bales.
 Misses Lydia and Georgia Williams, of Morrilton, came up last Friday to avail themselves of the opportunity to take instructions in penmanship under Mir. D. H. Harkey who now has a class at Prairie Grove School-house.
 --Justice's blanks an1 Chattel mort gages for sale at this office.
 Several bales of cotton were hauled from beyond Danville, Yell county, and sold In town last week, the parties purchasing goods here and going home we'll satisfied that they had made mon- ey by coming to our market. Cotton is also coming in from Newton and Searcy Counties.
 For cheap boots and shoes go to R. J. Wilson's.
 Mess. J. A. Moseley, g. N. Evins, J.. K. Periman and Dr. T. M. Wyatt got home from their hunt in Searcy county last Friday. They were success full to the extent of one deer and sev- eral gobblers. We have to thank MT. Moseley for some very delicious and savory venison steak.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 To rHE PuBLrc.-Having made a very advantageous purchase of very large stock of ready-made clothing, l feel certain that can give my custom CTS unprecedented bargains In that line of goods. I respectfully invite all to call and see for themselves.
 J. l.. SHINN.
 Call on R. J. Wilson for goods at panic prices.
 Mir. W. J. Bergman met with painful and serious mishap last Friday by falling from his wagon loaded with four bales of cotton. The accident oc- cured at the railway crossing on Main Street, which is far from being as good as it ought to be. The injury sustained was fractured leg, which was splin- tered by Drs. Harkey ard Hill. We trust Mr. B. may have a speedy recov- cry from his unfortunate mishap.
 Send us 25 cents and get the DEMO- GRAF until Jan. l, 1880; or, $l.60 and ge. the paper until Jan. 1, 1881.
 Last winter we warned our readers against buying the large packs of worthless horse and cattle powders, and as it is now time to begin to use them, we again urge them not to throw away their money. Sheridan's Powders are stictly pure, but we know of no others that are.
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