The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-27

Monday from two weeks visit to the capital city. He had a most agreeable visit, and looks several years younger.
 Don't ase common paint when Rubber" Call on J. ". WELLS.
 AND No MIsTAKE.-Try J. H. Perry-full line of American cook and heating stoves of all sizes, warranted to last twenty yeas. He is bound to sell cheap for the want of room to store them. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded.
 -Handsomsst stock of dress goods and trimmings in town, and at bottom prices, at K. J. WILSON'S.
 Farmers, workingmen, and all others desiring to economize--you can buy your drugs, medicines, &c. at greatly reduced prices, lswer than any figures ruling for the past fifteen years, by trading at John W. Turner & Co., s NEW DRUG STORE.
 -Messrs. Arthur Erwin and J. F. Settle have opened jewslry establish ment on Main street. A fine stock of jewclry will soon be received. Re- pairing of Watches, sewing machines, etc., will be attended to,
 All aboard for John ". Turner 6 Co.'s New Drug Store, cheapest house in town. We can and dc sell the best goods for the least money, and are confident we can convince everybody of that fact who will give us trial. Remsm- Der the place-John W. Turner & Go. $ NEW DRUG STORE.
 The following among other ap> pointments were made at the confer encs just closed at Dar'lanelle: Russ sellville, Jessie Ma ssey Dover, J. B. Hickman; Morrilton, J. J. Roberts 1; Clarksville, s. II. Babcock; Ozark, G. W. Hill; Fayetteville, T. J. Reynolds.
 -I painted my house with Rubber Paint three years ago and it is as good new as when first applied. It makes a good smooth finish. regard it super for to lead and oil and the best paint in use. It holds its color splendidly, not fading even on the outside.
 T. c. YORK.
 For salc cheap by J. W. WELLS.
 --Capt. J. B. Hayes, the courteous representative of the sterling commits sion huo,e of J. T. Hardie & Ce., New Orleans, was in town last week inter- viewing our business men. Capt. Hayes has worked up a splendid pat ron2ge for his house in the Arkansas river valley.
 A competent man in the store at all hours, day or night. John w. Turner & Co.'s NEW DRUG STORE.
 Did you ever hear of cabbage stalk three feet high, with head meas uring six feet and thirteen inches in circumference? Mrs. Judd infei ms us that Mrs. Claiborne Reed, living near Russollville, has in her garden stalk of cabbage bearing the above dimsn- sions. Big cabbage that!
 We have the lead, and all things show it; we thought so once, but now we know it. John W. Turner & Co. 'a NEW DRUG STORE.
 Our subscribers should bear in mind, when they visit the postofiice, to enquire for "letters and newspapers, The postal regulations do not make it obligatory upon the postmaster or his clerks to look for "papsrs" unless re- quested to do so. Therefore, if you ex- psct to get your paper ask if there Is any newspaper for you.
 -Everywhsrs you hear the loudest praises of the quality and prices of drugs, medicines, &c., at John w. Turner & Co.'S NEW DRUG STORE.
 On or about the 10th of November will open a first-class stock of watches clocks, iewelry and silver plated table ware, in the old post sffice bailding, opposite R. J. Wilson's, where I can now be found. Having employed 2 competent workman I am prepared to do all kinds of repairing such as watches, clocks, jewelry guns and sew ing machines. All work warranted Don't fail to call and see me. Respect. fully, ARTHUR ERWIN.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette or Democrat and the Russellville DEMO. GRAF, both papers one year, $2.50. Alp. ply at this office.
 Wonder if any of our Dover friends can "grapple" with the undercurrenl of m stefy in the following clipping from the Searcy Record:
 Our young friend, Nj. J. made \ fly. ing visit up the Fort Smith railroad last week, but wasn't so fast coming back. He stayed until the "Old man presented his board bill, and then start ed for Searcy saying: ''Ili send 2 young widower back to settle it, AS he wants to como anyhow"
 We guarantee satisfaction. Cal and see us. John W. Turner & Co. z NEW DRUG STORE.
 Now is the time to paint and as the best is the cheapest use the Rubber Paint. l guarantee It to give satisfac' ton. J. W. WELLS.
 -Burrell Levy, late of Trenton Tenn, has taken charge of Ar. Morris barber shop in this place and take' this method of nnouncing to the pub lie that he has had eighteen years sx' perience in the business and therefore feels competent to guarantee satisfac' ton to all who entrust him with theil shaving hair cutting, dyeing, shampoo ing, etc. Rates as low as any other