The Russellville Democrat., 1880-11-04

--Jusr READ!--150 pieces worsted Gall wool filing dress goods at l5c. at k. RoTH's. Capt W. N. Pesler is now employed in the drug house of J. NJ. Harkcy & Bro., where he will be pleased to have his many friends call and see him.
 A car load of the celebrated Mitch ell wagon expected daily at Wilson's.
 Over one hundred pupils are in regular attendance at the Russo llville Academy. Prof. Jones is ably ssisted by Miss - Foster and Miss Florence Prultt.
 --Our enterprising hardware mer- chant, M. E. Roys, has been conffEed to his bed for several days past with an attack of typhoid feyer. Hope to see him out again sooa.
 Wilson's first>class goods at low prices gives him the lead in the trade. All bands are kept busy.
 -Newton's patent cotton gin saw file is an admirable invention for ginners, and in another column car be found Mir. J. A. Norris advertisement calling attention to them. MT. Norris is agent for Pope and Yell counties.
 Cotton continues to arrive in liber- al quantities, and although the foreign markets are weak, our merchancs cons tinue to give good prices.
 We quete as follows;
 Good ordinary ................... 91a Low middiing ................... 9A
 Miss Leila veazey, of Dardanelle, Miss Fannie Ham, of Ozark, and Miss Maggie Miller, of this place, enlivened our office with their bright presence last Saturday afternoon. The ladies are always welcome visitors to our sanctum and cosy corner is reserved for them at all times.
 A new arrival of bnggies, with and without tops, at R.J. WILSON'S.
 MT. Caldwell Bradshaw, formerly citizen of this place, but now a resi- dent and practitioner of law in the city of Little Rock, has been appointed reporter of the Arkansas department of the Central Law Journal of St. Louis. Mir. Bradshaw will doubtless fill the pos- ition creditably, and will at once secure the hearty cooperation of the attorneys of the state.
 --BARGAINs BARGAINs!-In ladies cloaks ard dolmans at k. J. WILSON'S.
 Rev. W. H. Corley, of Quitman, Ark, writes us, under date of Oct. 27, as follows: "Health and crops good |; school increasing; nearly everybody for Hancock and English; pretty well divided between Gunter and Peel l; twelve business houses in Quitman against six for this time last year; will spend first Sunday in November in Russellville.
 Furniture at less prices than it has ever been offered in this market at WILsoN's. AND STILL THEY coME!-Boots and shoes the people want, and boots and shoes they shall have. We take pleas ure in saying to the public that wc now have them by the car load. A new lot direct from the factory at Lynn, Massa- chusetts, got in last Saturday, and we now confidently announce that we have the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCK of these goods ever offered in Rnssell> vile. We are making prices to suit people who want to get FULL WORTH FOR THEIR MONEY. Yon can be suited both in quality and price by coming direct to my store, and you will thus SAVE BOTH TIME AND MONEY, for when you sec my stock you won't find any need to "run all around" to get either LOW PRICES or GOOD GOODS. will give you both. J. l.. SHiSS.
 w. P. Wooten keeps in stock for sale at the lowest possible prices, a full list of family and fancy groceries, such as sugar, coffee, molasses, flour, meat, lard. meal, kraut, mackerel, in kit, can or barrel, cheese, can goods of every description. Tinware glass; ware, rope &c., &c. In fact l keep everything that is to be found in a first class family grocery. I will take in exchange, eggs, butter, irish potatoes, cabbage, hides, green and dried fruit. When you come to town don't fail to call and examine my stock and prices. am grateful to my many friends for their liberal patronage dur the past year and hoping that we may continue in future to do business as pleasantly as we have done in the past. W. F. WoorEN.
 LETTER! CHEAPER!! and MORE OF IT: We want to talk furniture to you. and to say that we now have a very large lot just received from the factory by the car load, which for SUPERIORITY of WORKMANSHIP and GREATNESS beats anything that we have ever before been able to offer the public. These goods are from HOME FACTORY now Tn oper- ation at Fort Smith. Every piece is