The Russellville Democrat., 1880-02-26

call on J. W. WELLS.
 --J. l.. Shinn is now closing out Ladies brogan shoes at 75c per pair. Gents boots at $2.00.
 A beautiful assortment of fresh styles of spring prints just received and opened at J. l.. Shinn's.
 We understand Messrs. Robt. Ashmore and - will soon open a new meat market in town.
 A considerable quantity of cotton from beyond the mountains has been in town the past few days.
 Rev. NJ. F. A. Easton will preach in Russellville next Sunday. Subject '.The two-fold entity of man." Remember that all goods purchas- ed at-w. F. Wooten's will be delivered free of charge to any resident in the city.
 Mir. Alex Great continues to add new improvements to his tonsorial es- tablishment on Main Street and is giving it a real city air.
 John Mccullough, the eminent actor, is to be at the Grand Opera house tomorrow and Saturday nights. Othello Friday night and the Gladiator Saturday night.
 The best assortment of Ladies shoes ever opened in Russellville can now be | found at J. l.. Shinn's. The latest and prettiest styles have just been receiv- ed.
 AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS. Just opened at J. l.. Shinn's-a handsome line of Ladies Spring Style Hast. Go and see them for they are cheap and pretty.
 Ladies call and examine my new stock of Card Board, Notices, Zephyr, Photograph, and Autograph Albums, Toilet Soaps. Complexion Powder &c.
 J.W. WELLS. The German Insurance Go. offers you safe protection at low rates. MT. G. B. Gerber is our local agent. Call and see him.
 MT. R. A. Barlow has gone into drug business on small scale and will, if he finds it will pay, go into it extensively.
 -MARRIED.-On Sunday, Feb 22nd 1880, by Rev. ". H. McKeever, at the residence of Mir. Thos. Hamilton, Mir. W. T. Douthit to Miss Fife Williamson, all of Illinois Township.
 MT. H. c. Gregory, of the Indus trial Advocate (Ozark) was in town Monday and Tuesday.
 Mir. A. J. Tillman has gone to Dardan- ness.
 -E. Roth left yesterday for the East to buy his spring stock, and judging from the increase of his business, judgement and good taste, we expect he will have the best and largest stock brought to Russellville. When young merchants get mar ried they shouldn'. forget to sign up their orders. For further particulars call on -; well if you will "set lem up," we won't say anything about it.
 Mir. Thos. Newman, of the Harri- son Times, passel through town last Monday on his way to Conway, at which place he had some business to transact. He says the people of his county are 'solid on the Southern boom," and that they are likewise so- lid on the Tennessee Wagon.
 MT. R. II. Tate has purcnased an interest in the the business of I. l.. Boswell, and hereafter the firm will carry on business under the firm name sof Boswell & Tate. In addition to car rying full line of such goods as the house has always kept, complete stock of family groceries will be added.
 Too SHoRT.-A Searcy county youth contributed $25 to the school fund of Pope county last Saturday morning. He was feeling good on the night before and amused himself by exhibiting his little pistol to crowd, which little pistol being too little by about quarter of an inch to con- stitute lawful weapon in Arkansas, (according to the very learned decision of our very liberal and illustrious su- preme court,) the youth was snatched up and fined s25. If the weapon had been big enough to kill man very dead it would have been all right, you know; but then we are business in Arkansas, and if a man don't want to carry good, big pistol he must leave off altogether. We don't do things by halves in Arksnsas, and don't you for get it.
 We are under obligations to our esteemed friend, F. c. Falls, of Dover, for the following list of jurors drawn by the jury commissioners for the March term of the. Pope Circuit Court for 1880:
 Grand jurors: c, L. Brewton, F. D. E. Montgomery. James A. Oates, W. l I Dc. nN