The Russellville Democrat., 1880-03-25


 dated their tonsorial establishments and are now rnnning the business red hot at the stand heretofore occupied by the former.
 Goods will be sold at rock bottom prices to make room for my new stock.
 K. J. WILSON. Col. John A. Cherry, of Little Rock, an exponent of the greenback doctrine, will address the citizens of this place next Saturday afternoon. at o'clock. Every body is invited.
 If you want good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on w. c. RENrRow, Russellville, Ark. ftf.
 -Dr. Mcclure, the wide-awake editor of the Independent Arkansian, and Mir. Geo. Kimble. of Dardanelle, were in town and stayed over last Thursday night on . visit to aid in work in the Masonic Lodge here.
 -It you want goods low for cash go to R. J. Wilson's.
 Mir. Jno. c. Rye, of Dover, made us a pleasant call Thursday, and hand ed us the name of new subscriber. He says he is better prepared than ever to entertain all who may want good meals and good beds during Court. Plenty of stable room for horses.
 A good assortment of Spring cloth- ing just received At R. J. Wilson's.
 -Edd Allen was caught in the nip psrs of the law for horse-stcaling last Wednesday. He stole the horse from a party living near Charlestown, Frank lin County, and was apprehended by Deputy Sheriff John Young near John Burnett's on Point Remove. For buggies, threshers and steam engines cali on R. J. Wilson,
 We were pleased to meet in ouf town last Thursday, MT. J. N. Dill ain attache of the Land Department of the l.. R. & F. s. railroad. He wal here to attend to the payment of the taxes on the lands and personal prop erty of the road in this county. The total taxes will amount to near $500.
 The Spring lawns at J. L. Shinn's, only l21ac per yard, are as pretty as a pink.
 MT. Robt. Quinn, practical four ing mill man, from Mississippi, was in town the first of the week prospecting for suitable location to establish : first-class mill. He liked our towr very much, and we hope he may con clude to locate at some of the growing towns up this road.
 Just received fresh lot Of Ger. man Millit seed at R. J. Wilson's.
 "A fine line of hamburg sdging, em broidery, tasselling, Torcbon lace, fin' lace, curtain lach, Swiss and Victori, lawns, bishop lawn, linen lawn, cor ded jaconets, corded piques, lace piques linen batist, dress linen, lawns in all qualities, spring and summer drss goods and an endless line of notions children and ladies' hose and fancy goods, displayed at the lowest figures at k. RoTH's.
 -The prettiest thing in the way O ladies' dress goods ever brough to Rus sellville Is the large assortment o Chambrays, at Shinn,s, only l2la per yard.
 There was pleasant episode . the Eureka House last Friday. MT H. E. Cullum, of North Carolina, wal united in the holy bonds of matrimon, to Mrs. Cornelia Allen, of Georgia The ceremony was performed in yer. happy and impressive manner by Rev R. Doggett, and tho happy couple wen on their way rejoicing, expecting t locate at Ft. Smith.
 The incest and most servicabl dress goods in town are the new styl Irondale suitings tworsted) at Shinn's only 25c per yard--never before offered at less than 35c.
 Ut will be pleasant to the eye and benefit to your purse to visit E. Roth establishment. Why? Because no in voice of your property is asked; n mortgage is required; no credit prices no interest; and no sheriff's sale will stare you in the face at the end. Blu a large and carefully selected stock ane willing and pleasant attendants and the lowest possible living prices and willingness to sell you good cheaper than you expect to buy your self.
 Tt don't make any odds what kim of hat you want, young man, you cal get it at J.. l.. Shinn's'
 -"Gol den Days for Boys and Girls is the title of x new and excellen weekly journal, the publication which has just commenced at Phila delphia, by James Elverson. It is journal of high moral tone worthy or place in every family, and if tho pub fisher succeeds In supplanting tn trashy, vice-breeding literature of tn day with his oh asto paper hc will hay