The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03

City of Roses this week.
 Cotton is on stand still again, and prices remain unchanged from last weeks quotations.
 Esq. G. ". Bergman has recoyer> ed from his recent sickness aud is at his post of duty again.
 Prof. NJ. II. Baird will begin a four months term of public school at Centre Valley next Monday.
 Now Is the time to paint and as the best is the cheapest use the Rubber Paint. guarantee It to give satisfac- tion. J. W. WELLS.
 --Ihe case of l.. K. & F. s. Ky. vs. J. II. Perry, appealed from this coun- ty to the supreme court has been re- Yersed.
 A new and handsome awning just erected adds to the appearance of the new brick business house of Howell, White & Co.,,
 A negro who attempted an outrage on the person of white lady was hanged by mob at Spadra last Mon day morning.
 Many subscribers to the daily and weekly Gazette are making loud com plaint against that paper on account of it's lllegible print.
 -Nowell's Wonderful Healing Salve cures Cuts, Burns, Scaids, Scald-head, Piles, Tetter, &c. For sale by
 J. W. WELLS.
 If there is anything more change able than the weather it is the people, who are already complaining because it is so cool of mornings.
 >--Rcmember my proposition to share the hard times with the people, by sell ling at closer prices than ever. R.J. WILSON.
 ---I am opening this week the largest line of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Cloaks and Dolmans ever offered in this market. Examine them before buying. k. J. WILSON. Refined cotton seed oil is coming into use as a substitute for lard for culi- nary purposes. Several families In this place have used it and look upon it with favor.
 -WANTED.--Malea and female canvas sers to sell a handsome Floral Family Register. It is just the thing to sell For terms apply to c. B. Gerber, Rus sellyille, Ark.
 "A number of our exchanges are growing pathetic over tIe "falling leaf, and the calm still days of autumn .'' What fine thing it is that autum n comes around occasionally.
 MT. A. W. Rogers, Gen. Agt. at Carthage, Mo-, of the German Ins. Co.,. of Freeport, Ill.,, was in town this week adjusting the recent loss of MT. and Mrs. D. D. Dyer.
 Capt. John II. Hansy, of Little Rock, was in town last Friday. He was returning from Yell county, where he had been looking after his in terests at the Sulphur Springs.
 We wore favored with a call Tues day from Mir. F. W. Whitton. Cabott, Ark. Mir. Whitton is visiting the diff ereht towns on the Ft. Smith road with view of selecting a business location.
 -One John Edwards, who is wanted in Union county, 5. C., for committing a murder two or three years ago, was returned to that state last week by Deputy-shoriff J. w. Quinn, of this county.
 Franklin said: "A newspaper and Bible in every house, and a schools house in every district, are the suppor- .srs eff virtue, morality and civil liber- ty." And prefer thine own town pa- per to any other.
 Rev. J. D. Boone, of the Cumber> land Presbyterian church, formerly pastor of the c. r. church at this place, returned from Synod at Fayetteville and stopped over to visit friends at Rus sellyille last Saturday.
 MT. R. II. Cloman, the popular proprietor of the Dover transfer com pany, will run four horse coach from this station to Dover next week to ac- comodate visitors to court. His enter prise deserves a big patronage. --Coal oil was a scarce article in this place last week. Not drop could be had for love nor money. Candles were resorted to. On Saturday threo barrels of the necessary fluid were received by our merchants and general lamp fill ing followed.
 Mrs. A. V. Still, relict of the late J.. T. Still, left Monday morning in company with Mir. w. k. Still, her brother,in-law, for Senatobia, Miss. where in future she will reside. A card to her friends in Russellyille is | published elsew here, --I painted my house with Rubber | Paint three years ago and it is as good new as when first applied. It makes q | good smooth finish. regard it super 1 for to load and oil and the best paint in use. It holds its color splendidly, not l fading even on the outside.
 T. c. YORK.
 For salo cheap by J. W. WELLS.
 --If there are any of our readers who