The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17

Emma Barrett, of Trenton. Tenn, rel- atives of Mr.J Josiah Smiths family, are on visit to Russellville, and a prospecting tour in this State ! ITO THE LADIES. Mrs. Webb has just recieved new stock of Hair Braids Curls, Crekanoles, Face Curls, Invisl~ ble Nets, Hair Pins and Crimpers, which she sells at Chicago prices.
 ADVICE GRATIs.--It may be that you will want to buy suit of clothes for yourself or boy, and it may be that you don't know where you can find good bargains, if such is the case, any one will be sure to direct you to
 JACOBSON.
 Ayers Hair Vigor restores the col- or and stimulates the growth of the hair, prevents it from falling off, and greatly increases it's beauty. It has a delicate and lasting perfume, its in> gradients are harmless, and for the toilet 1t is unequaled.
 We to-day call attention to tho ad- vertisement of the Prickly Ash Bitters, which can be found in another column. These Bitters are made from the purest and best materials, and their tonic aad eathartio properties render them sup erior to all others in disorders of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver, &c.
 --The Little Rock S Fort Smith rail, way company give notice that until Dec. 10, 1881, seed wheat will be car- ried to all stations on their line free of all charges for freight so far as their read Is concerned. Farmers will take due notice.
 An extra census bulletin showing the cotton production of the United States by states as returned for 1879 shows that the product of Arkansas for 1 1879 was eos, ,256 bales on 1,042 976 acres. Twenty-four counties In the State average over 10, GOO bales each. | Our young friend Will IT. Miller was summoned over from Dardanelle last week to welcome an heir, but ere his arrival the spirit of the little cherub had winged it's way to the God who gave it. We all deeply sympathize with Will and wife on the loss of their little boy.
 At meeting of the School Board held Monday night, Miss Florence Me- Clure, of Ft. Smith, was elected as as- sistant teacher in the intermediate des | pdf tllCuJ Ol LuC SIduCu school. The enrolment is now so large that the present corps of teachers is in- adequate. The school is success.
 MT. J. B. Hayes, with Jno. T. Hardie & Co.,, New Orleans, was in town Saturday talking business with our merchants. Mr. Hayes represents one of the very best houses in tue Cres- cent City and we feel that it would res dound to the interest of our merchants to divide their trade with this repre> sentative house of that city.
 A branch of the Southern Mutual Home Endowment Association for un- married people, has been organized here with the following persons as charter members: Edgar Bernard, Win. Durrum, Henry Garden, A. W. Gross and $. H. Nolley. We are glad to Know the boys are preparing to ems ter into the state of matrimony. Sues cess to them.
 We direct attention, with pleasure, to the new advertisement of the New York Cash Store. This establishment is so well known that it needs uo es> pecial commendation at our hands. Mir. Reich, the proprietor, has deter mined on still further reduction of prices so as to share the hard times with the people. See his advertise> ment for particulars.
 ROUND TRIP ONLY s2S 9O.-Via Lit tie Rock dS Forth Smith Railway to Att lanta, Ga., for the greatest Exposition eyer held in America, except the cen> tenial. Tickets or sale until and on November 30th, 1881, good to return at any time within thirty days from day of sale. For further information, ap> ply to ticket agents at Atkins, Russell vile and Clarksville.
 -Wm. Dacus returned home Mon- day from Eureka Springs, where he has been several months seeking cure : for rheumatic affections. When MT. and was carried to the train in the strong arms of friends. He returns with the full use of his limbs and an increased ayordupois of 30 pounds. It is needless to say that Uncle Billy is an ardent believer in the efficacy ol Eureka Springs water.
 Mrs. R. B. Hogins. Dover, is tho , authorized Agent of Mrs. $. Webb, tt sell Butterick's paper patterns. ful supply of patterns is kept on hand. 3 On or about the 18th of November , I will open first-class stock of watches clocks, iewelry and silver plated table ware, in the old post-eflice building opposite R. J. Wilson's, where l cal , now be found. Having employed 1 , competent workman l am prepared t do all kinds of repairing such al watches, clocks, jewelry guns and sew ing machines. All work warranted , Don't fail to call and see me. Respect fully, ARTHUR ERWIN.
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