The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

-ESQs 0. ". DerTy1tu HnS pcOu quite sick for the past week.
 ->>The mother of Mr. c. NJ. Johnsan, of Hope, Is here on visit to her son.
 w. P. wooten's large stock Is com plets and he politiyely will not be un- dersold.
 ---Mr. and Mrs. Haines Howell, of Dardanells, spent Tuesday with friends in Russellville.
 ---Mr. George E. Howell will leave next week to attend the Atlanta Cot ton Exposition.
 Flour of the best quality at bottom Wootsn.
 --Meats-nicely butchered,- = fresh ,--- juicy. y.-tender,-cheap--at Hartssll's. and don't you forget it. ---E. c. Caution will pay 50 cents for a pint of sweet gum rosin If deliv- cred to him at this place. --.Do not fail to remember that Ash moro keeps the freshest, fattest and best meats in the market. ---J. II. Perry has just received the largest stock of stoves eyer received at one time in Russsllville.
 w. P. wootsn wants 800 pounds country butter; 800 dog. sggs; and any quantity of potatoes, turnips, dried peaches, dry hides. &c., &c.
 >--Mr. George Tobey lett last Tues day to try his luck in the Western wilds. He goes to Colorado. May success at .cnd him.
 If any of our subscribers fail to re- csivs .heir papers--sither by carrier CT mail-thsy will confer favor by re- porting to this office.
 --.Mr. Geo. Robertson, representing Hill, Fontaine & Co.,, St. Louis and Memphis, was with us Tuesday in the interest of his house. -FoR sALE.-Any person desiring to purchase a paIr of horses-an excellent light driving team; can get a bargain by applying to c. B. Gerber, Russell | vile, Ark.
 "A Mrs. Hayes, travelling in tho in- terest of ladies' aid societies, delivered lecture to fair audience at the M. E. church last Tuesday night.
 -WANTED.-Male and female canvas sers to sell a handsome Floral Family Register. It is just the thing to self. For terms apply to c. B. Gerber, Rus sellville, Ark.
 Read the new advertisement of Mir. W. A. Winn, and when in need of any thing in his line call and see him and you will receive fair and square treat ment.
 | MT. c. W. Eby, of South Haven, Mich., has returned to Russellville, and can be found henceforth at the hard' ware establishment of Mrs. A. M. Roys. We welcome him back.
 MT. J. T. Still, who has been very low for about ten days died last Mon. day night and was buried Wednesday morning in the Russellville cemetery. His family have the sympathy of all in this hour of trouble.
 ->-A vein of coal varying from twen- ty-feur to thirty-six inches in size has been recently discovered on the farm of Wm. H. Miller, four miles from town. Nr. Miller is delivering coal in town, and it is pronounced to be equal to the product of the Ouita mines.
 We are glad to be able to state to our farmer friends that tho price of the lsecy staple has an upward tendency, and indications now point to B mater ial rise in the immediate future. We note tho change with pleasure, for . great many farmers have held their cotton back fer better prices, and their expectations are now about to be real ized.
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