The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29

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 --We had pleasant calls from Prof. o. II. Tucker and Mr. A. NJ. Gibson, of Atkins, last Saturday.
 Notwithstanding the great advance In many lines of goods, my prices are yet very low for cash.
 J. WILSON.
 --Rcv. W. II. Corley is much im- provad in health and is able to be up and about again. Glad to record the fact.
 -The conference of the Methodist Episcopal church convenes here next Wednesday, the 4th day of Feb.
 Stationary and portable engines at Factory prices; satisfaction guaranteed; orders solicited. E. J. WILSON.
 Our excellent resident dentist, Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt, is at home again, and will be pleased to treat any person who may need his professional services.
 -Buggies l--No one need be without good buggy. Call and examine them good stock on hand. Prices low.
 k. J. WILSON.
 Seed Irish potatoes, seed oats, on- ion setts, corn meal. flour, and one thousand other articles usually kept in a first class family grocery, are for sale by the popular firm of W. r. WooTEN 6 Co.
 Mrs. = Dowell, of Little Rock, is in town, visiting her friend Mrs.I Jamie Thach.
 We had another s'boom" from the Northwest Monday consisting of forty odd wagons from Marion, Searcy and Newton counties. They brought Wheat, Flour, Cabbage and cotton, and sold ont at satisfactory prices.
 "A large stock of New Orleans choice Sugar House Molasses, bought before the late advance will be sold low for cash. R. J. WILSON.
 Those who seek relief iron the dis tress of Asthma find potent remedy in Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
 A yoke of oxen for sale cheap. Ap- ply to k. J. WILSON.
 --Services in the NJ. E. church next Sunday at II, A. M., and Gla ?. NJ. Ministers from abroad are expected to ofliciate.
 --THE GRAND ExcURsIoN.--We are now able to tell our readers something more definite about tue Grand exeur- sion to Washington City D. c. It will take place on or about the 16th of Feb ruary. The route will be by way of Memphis, Cha ttanoogaand Lynchburg. Tine fare for round trip will be only S45 and tickets will be good for 30 days. A special car will be fitted up by the Fort Smith road, clean, newly painted, elegantly upholstered and specially equiped for the trip. The party will go clear through in the same ear with out . change. Congress will be in session and it will be a splendid op- IOEiullIb1 anu tl SCOi tliHO bO fA1Ab 'hN National Capital. Only limited num- Der of tickets will be sold, and all who wish to join the excursion at this place would do we'll to at once register their names with the ticket agent here and make application fo- tickets. To reduce my stock, I will sell clothing at greatly reduced prices.
 k. J. WILSON.
 To OUR LADY READERs.-It fre- qnently happens that the ladies want some article which they cannot find at home, and it becomes necessary to send abroad for it. To any one who may be thus circumstanced we desire to recommend the Purchasing Agency of Mrs. A. B. Sparks, No. 707 Russell Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Sparks is the relict of the late lamented James II. Sparks, editor and proprietor of the Fort Smith Herald for many years. She has gone to St, Louis to educate her daughter, and being in circumstan- ces, financially, which renders 1t ne- cessary for her to use every exertion to meet expenses, has adopted thls means of doing for herself. Mrs. Sparks will send samples of goods and give any information in regard to styl- es, prices 65c. upon receipt of the pro- per postage stamps. Her purchases ex- tend to any article in the market, such as carpets, gloves, ladies underwear, suits and costumes, furs, shoes, glass and china ware, &c. We feel no hesi- tency in guaranteeing that anything entrusted to Mrs. Sparks will meet with prompt and careful attention. Her charges are 5per cent on purchases. | The Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will con vene in the NJ. k. Church in Russell vile, next Wednesday, Feb. 4th, at g., o'clock, A. M.. Bishop Murrell, of | Chicago presiding. The sacrament of | the Lords Supper will be administered | in connection with the formal opening | of the Conference, The daily business sessions will be from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to I12M. Preaching each day at 5 r. M., and the anniversary exercises of the | Conference societies will be held in the evenings. The public are cordially in- vited to attend.
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