The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.
The southern "Palace" of E. ROTH to the front.


 ROTH to the front.
 MT. E. N. Roth, the irrepressible "Ellek," is in the city.
 Every body and all their Pinafore relatives are attending circuit court this week.
 All colors cashmere for ladies dresses, worth from 25 to 50 cents per yard is sold at E. Roth's sPalace' for 15 cents only.
 Mir. Ira L. Boswell was prostrated last week with typhoid fever. Happy to say he is improving.
 MT. Mark A. Moseley is again one of our denizens. He is snugly esconsed m the new Terrence house.
 The biggest stOch, finest assortment 0nd l0zOeSt pric- es, aW ct R. /. Wilson's.
 Why don't some wide-awake man 20 into the dairy business here ? there's big money in it.
 Mir. J. L. Shinn will soon start the steam ferry boat again between Dardan- elle and Norristown.
 The most attractive department is the clothing department. A boy of 6 years up to a mans size fitted 46 to be found only at E. KOTH'S Palace"
 Mir. A. W. Mathews. one of Pope county's best farmers, paid us pleas ant visit last Saturday.
 20 wards calico at Jacobson's for one dollar.
 Rev. J. W. Dodson, presiding elder, preached an able sermon at the Metho- dist church, south, last Sunday even- ing.
 We understand that Prof. Doggett will leave us next week, and take charge of the Riverside hotel at Dars danelle.
 -Messrs. James Luker and Mace Bernard, who have had dangerous. ats LaCk6 Ol " phoiu iONSi, w "AS S i"a '" say are convalescent.
 You can find anything you want in the line of ready-made clothing, from pair OI Over-alls to the finest Prince Albert dress coat at J. L.Shinn's, and all at astOnishingly low prices.
 Miss Julia Lake, pleasant young lady from Memphis, is visiting our town, and is the guest Of Miss Benie Gray. May her stay be pleasant one The Russellville cornet band now discourses some excellent music. The boys ought to put il. bid to furnish music for the state fair.
 Now the ladies can find SOme- thing nice allow figures to make the little folks winter clothing, in the'shape of plaid fianDels, lln- seys, jeans, casinetS, etc., at the Palace of E. Roth.
 Circuit court opened up Monday morning at Dover. Judge Jacoway says it is his desire to clean up tho docket this time.
 FIRE. FIRE.!-No; excuse us. Il was only the excitement at K. J. Will sons over his low prices. Everybody was there all the same.
 MT. J. E. Joyner, of the Atkins News, passed through town Monday on his way to attend circuit court now in session at Dover.
 Boots and shoes for your moth. CTS, cousins, sisters and aunts YonIl find a great variety at E ROTH'S Palace.
 Rev. J. T. Buchanan, of Dardan ellie occupied the pulpit at the Presby' terian church last Sabbath, in place oI Rev. MT. Roach, pastor at this place.
 Tines toe kofc lot hing no wbe ngrec eviye dato urs tor ecann ott esur pass edf ore lega ncest yles dur al lit yin isha ndwo rkma ms hip.-
 Whoever brings the correct solution to the above and purchases to the amount of $l will receive an ELEGANT PRESENT. No waiting, prizes awarded immediately. JACOBSON.
 Our good-looking young friend Mir. Tom Deaton, formerly citizen O this place, but now an employee of th' railroad company paid us flying visi this week.
 Mir. C.. Will Shinn, than whom there is not more accommodating or clever young gentleman, boarded the eas bound train Tuesday, and is now doing the City of Roses.
 We are informed by the contractor MT. Weisse, that work will commence on the new school building next Mon day He says the work will be push ed to rapid completion.
 The next are the prices. The most pleasing prices you hay. been getting for the past IF months, you'll get only when purchasing of the "Palace" store OI F.. ROTH.
 --BoARDNG.--A pleasant boarding house for two pupils desiring to at tend school at Ru>sellville can be hat by applying to Mrs. Isabella Quinn Only two blocks from the School house Rate $l0 per month.
 Good Merino undershirts, only 9 lputa f