The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-01
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 The peaches in this market are of g inferior quality aad retail at very high price. The same can be said ol apples.
 Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT and il will tell you where to save moro than tlIe subscription price in making your purchases.
 The grim reaper has again invaded the family circle of Mr. ". c. Lud. wick. The bereaved family have the sympathy of friends.
 We were pleased to form the &C., quaintance last week of MT. J. B. Eau cette, one of Doyer's most worthy and public spirited citizens.
 MT. s. H. Nolley is in charge of the telegraph office here in place Of Mr. Jones returned to Little Rock. We welcome Mr. Nolley.
 The Best canvassed ham in the market at Allen & Robinson's.
 We are all trying the dry earth system so urgently recommended by santarians everywhere. Tho wet earth system would be relished now by way of a change.
 --"Who's Your Sweetheartf" is the title of "society story for the times" written by Alice Le Vrai, and for sum- mer reading is par excellence. J. H. Chambers & Co.,, St. Louis and Chica- go are the publishers.
 Lemons, lemon sugar, cheap as dirt at Allen & Robinson's.
 MT. G. W. Eby, who for some time has been connected wish the hardware house of Mrs. A. NJ. Roys, departed Friday for the cool lakeside breezes of his native home at South Haven, Mich. We regret that our climate is too torrid for him.
 LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! And see complete stock of staple and fancy 1 groceries and notions at Allen & Rob- | lnsons.
 If you do not encourage homo in- dustry and home talent yon cannot ex- pect to succeed AS town, and you do not deserve success. Patronize your own schools, manufactures, and news papers. They contribute to the up- building of your interests, you, should assist m sustaining theirs.
 Never go back on IMPERIAL READY MIXED PAINT, It cannot be equalled in this section for durability and economy. J. w. TURNER & O., NEW DRUG STORE.
 A project Is on foot to make an ar | tisian we'll of the one at the junction of Main and River streets. A subscrip> ton for d fund with several signers has already been started. A flowing well could be secured at a depth of perhaps 800 feet and would be we'll worth the investment.
 Blank books, albums, toy books, shell boxes, extracts, perfumes of every description and of the very best quality at Allen & Robinson's.
 | Farmers will greatly assist them selves in tiding over the approaching dull season by gathering their cotton early, and their corn as soon as it is dry enough to save, and by sowing wheat, rye and barley as soon as the fall rains set in. The most rigid econ- omy and wise management must be practiced until another and better crop can be made.
 Our stock of canned goods, oysters, salmon. sardines, mackerel, deviled ham, and fruit of every kind is full. Come and see them.
 ALLEN & ROBINSON.
 MT. J. ". Wilson, of Glass Village en the line betweon Pope and Conway counties, was in town last week and re. ports an exceedingly gloomy outlook in his immed fate section. No rain ha: fallen since tho 18th of June; the crops are almost totally destroyed; forest fires have been raging and the woods are cleanly burnt off, leaving no sub stance for stock to feed upon hogs arc dying rapidly and water very scarce.
 We still have little of that choice parched ceffee-you will miss bargain if you don't come early.
 ALLEN & ROBINSON.
 Is it possible that the citizens, mer chants and town council will permi the summer to pass away without i'm proving the roads leading into thu town for the benefit of the fall trade Next winter when tho approaches tt this town get impossible, like the, were in places last winter, then thu necessity for work will become appar' ent. Then .ipcannot be done-now i can be. Wif1those interested do it That's the question.
 We make our own prices regardless of what other people are selling at. II you want goods cheap come to see us.
 ALLEN & ROBINSON.
 Last Friday noon as the freigh train came into the depot, James Gordier, a driver of one of the team for the Dardanelle transfer company attempted to climb upon ofone the box es while the train was in motion anC falling between the cars had the toes 0 his left foot lacerated in a terrible man