The Russellville Democrat., 1879-09-18

Coal miners wanted by Filey and Frickc.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Justices blanks an1 Chattel mort gages for sale at this office. : Send us 35 cents and get the DEMO- GRAF until Jan. 1880.
 Mir. II. II. Julian hands beer across the bar at McCarthurs now.
 The beauties of female lovliness are enhanced by Ayers Hair Vigor.
 For nice. quiet game of billiards 20 to McCarthurs and try his new ta- ble.
 Capt. John B. Crownover, of Dar- danelle, was over Tuesday and dropped in to sec us.
 MT. John Ross, one of Dardanelle's ' cleyerest young gentlemen, was ill town this week.
 Esq. Joseph Howard, of Big Piney, was in town Tuesday, mixing with his numerous friends.
 We regret to learn of the death of little Eugene, son of Robert anl Sallie Williamson, of Quitman.
 The prices paid by our merchants for cotton are fully up to the figures quoted in the Little Rock market.
 MT. John White left for Bethany .College again last Monday morning. We wish our young friend good luck.
 Mir. NJ. Jacobson left last Monday morning for St. Louis, and his patrons may soon look out for new goods at his house.
 We had the pleasure of shaking hands with Bro. Mcclure last Monday as he passed through town en route to Little Rock.
 -Messrs. John and Stanford Young, ana E. r. Bayliss. of Dover, were in town the latter part of last week, and called to see us.
 MT. J. T. Fowler is off on raid after new goods and cheap goods. He will take in St. Louis, Cincinnati, and other markets.
 We make our acknowledgements to our fair friend Mrs. F. Hyatt, for new subscribers name received (together with the cash) through her hands.
 -Messrs. J. A. Moseley, Mayor Ev- ans, T. C. York, Perry and Branch Renfrow went out deer driving last Friday and took in fine young buck.
 Mrs. r. Hyatt and Miss c. Barr are prepared to do dressmaking and all ;. kinds of plain sewing. Ladies, give them a call. At.
 Ut rained good shower last Thurs day night, which, while it did no good to cotton, was fine on turnips and sweet potatoes, as well as serving a fine pur- pose in wetting down the dust.
 Cotton quotations Monday St. Louis, firm and unchanged at l11s ; New Orleans, strong, middling ll4 ; New York, quiet at 12 3-16; Liverpool, firm at 624@6%d.
 Assessor Vim. M. Peeler was in town last Thursday assessing the i'm provements on real estate made since June 1878. He reports much improve ment and enterprise on the part of our real estate owners.
 SPECIAL PREMIuM.--W will give as a special premium to every man taking any premium on any article from Pope county at the State Fair one years subscription to the Russell vile DEMOCRAT.
 -J, F. McCARTHUR-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. We are indebted to Superintendent Walker, of the Census Bureau, for ; circular containing information rela tive to the taking of the next census We will quote from it in our next issue such items as may be of interest to oul readers.
 The town council deserves credit for giving their attention to the matter of clearing off and fencing the ceme
 
 laid off in lots and walks, or drives, ant the trees trimmed up. -Messrs. Filey & Fricke, lessee' pof the Excelsior Coal Mines, are now prepared to fill orders and make con tracts for coal in any quantity, ant they solicit orders from all wanting flrst-class coal. Price If cents, de llvered. Address, FLLEY & FRIcKE Rtisseliville, Ark. [tf Country produce is selling now ir this market as follows: Butter l5 ant 2Oc; eggs SIS and Toe; potatoes soc pesches 30 to 75c; wheat 75 and S5c wool 20 and 2Sc; feathers 25 and 371Gc beeswax 20c; tallow DC; onions 75c grapes 5c; chickens $l.25 to $1.50 pei dozen.
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