The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-06

grocery business, ne keeps everything in his line and will not, no never, be undersold.
 Cotton is said to be blooming and growing finely. Could we have six weeks of such weather a good cotton crop could be made.
 The Little Rock weekly Gazette or Democrat and the Russellyile DEMO- GRAF, both papers one year, s2.50. Ap- ply at this office.
 Everybody is using Browns Iron Bitters, and everybody is astonished at it's many marvellous cures where all others have failed.
 Our Senior did not get off to Little Rock as stated last week on account of pressing home engagements. He will go down this week likely. v
 Don't stay away on account of hard times, my prices are so very Iowa very little money will buy :shat you want.
 k. J. WILSON. The best meat can be procured with money is constantly kept on hand and served to my customers. Come to see see me. ATLAS HARTsELL. J. P. Macarthur and family con- template moving soon to Rogers, Ben ton county, where they will reside in the future.
 My farmers celebrated dress boots which nave stood the test for four years is greatly improved this fall
 R. J. WILSON. The county judge ard justices of the peace of the county met at Dover Monday to make the levy of taxes for the ensuing year.
 -I have just received another large instaIlment of "Rubber Paint" Call early and make your selections. J. W. WELLS.
 This has been year ofturmoil and strife, a year of disappointment and sorrow, yet the world hasn't come to 1 aa end as was predicted. -Nowell's Wonderful Healing Salve cures Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Scald-head, l Piles, Tetter, &c. For sale by J. W. WELLS. -Messrs. W J. White and L. Reich have returned from St. Louis, where they purchased large stocks of goods for the fall and winter trade.
 Ayers Pills promote digestion, im> prove the appetite, restore healthy ac- 1 ton and regulate the secretivs functions of the body, thus producing d condition of perfect health.
 -Dr. G. A. Thompson, of St Fran> cis county, is here on visit to his brother, Dr. J. NJ. Thompson. His vis- it vii! be a pleasant one.
 STILL AHEAD.-Money made by getting your meat at Bob Ashmore' s Beef Market. have on hand the best | lot of beef cattle that has ever been in Russellville. BoB AsHMoRE.
 MT. J. NJ. White has so far recov- cred from his recent injuries as to be able to appear on the streets again. Hope his recovery will be rapid.
 --Messrs. W. J. and R. c. Berryman siayed a mad dog near the residence of 1 the latter-ene mile south of town last Thursday morning. Served him right.
 Don't be alarmed Ladies about the 1 fall dress. Examine my prices and you will find you.are able to buy very handsome one for very little money.
 R. J. WILSON. -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.
 Mrs. S. Webb returned from the markets last week after purchasing a superior stock of millinery. Her goods are already here and ready for in- spection.
 -WANTEp.-M and female canvas. sers to sell handsome Floral Family Register. It is just the thing to sell For terms apply to c. B. Gerber, Rus sellville, Ark.
 A new time table went into effect on the Fort Smith road Monday. Pas senger trains pass this station as fol- lows: Going east. 10 80, a. m; going west, ;l6, p. m.
 e. W. Shinn, Esq, of Little Rock formerly a citizen and still interested here, came up on Saturdays traia to re main awhile with friends. He looki well and happy.
 MT. Wm. Wherry, wife and daugh ter have moved to Fayetteville where they will locate. Mr. Wherry is q su perior mechanic and will succeed wherever he goes.
 -ATTENTION.-J. H. PERRY vii receive 150 Stoves this week. Save your orders and get bargains. Int best stoves and largest shipment evel made to this place, and more coming Bound to sell low down. Il MT. s. A. Buck and family re turned from Montgomery county las Saturday. They have returned to re main permanently and enjoy the ad vantages of our school.
 MT. c. J. Hanks, the veteran com mercial pilgrim, and representa-. Brooks, Nicely & Co.,, Memphis, was il town the latter part of last week drum ming up big trade as usual.
 W. P. Wooten keeps constantly il stock the Summit and Fruit of lndustr, brands of flour, which is sold at loy figures. So if you want good bread ca l on him. Don't fail to call in at Woet ems and look through the best stock o groceries in town.