The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

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 -Meteors and northern lights may now be looked for.
 Roots and shoes, all qualities and makes at Jacobson's.
 MT. J. F. Munday is spending s few days in Dardanelle. Several of our best citizens are at. tending the State fair this week.
 ->-Eld. Weaver has moved into his new residence on the south side.
 Mrs. Sula Howell returned yester- day from a pleasant visit to Dardanelle.
 --Dr. J. F. M. Tate, one of Griffin townships best, was in town Tuesday.
 --Ex>sheriff Joseph Petty, of Dover was with us Tuesday. He was enroute ! to the fair.
 1 flour can't be surpassed for chsapness and quality.
 --uo for the new goods in every limo of staple and fancy groceries at Allen & Robnssn's.
 -If you want six lbs. good Coffee for s1, just call at W. P. Wooten's and you can get it.
 Notwithstanding the hard times R. J. Wilson is selling immense quantities of his low priced goods.
 Mrs. Scott and Miss Corinne Par ker, of Logan county, are on visit to their sister, Mrs. Dr. Wyatt,
 My goods are of the best quality my prices are very low. Hence l am having lively trade. R. J. WILSON.
 --Jacobson's is the only place to find the largest stock of shirts and every thing pertaining to gentlemen s wear.
 Slate pencils of every descriptive plane in boxes and in wood at ALLEN & RoBIN3oN's. The highest market price paid at W. r. Wooten's for butter, eggs, pos tatoes. onions, turnips, cabbage, &c., &c., &c.
 We will publish next week letter from the Attorney General on the sub- ject of laborer's liens. It is of general importance.
 ---Dr, J. K. Periman. of Ola, Yell County was over "doingn Russellville this week. Time deals gently with our former townsman.
 --If you desire anything in groceries call at Wooten'a. He will sell you groceries cheap, treat you nicely and send you away happy. Our merchants are ready fer the fall tra le and can supply the people of this section with everything desirable and seasonable, in the line of merchan- disc.
 -Messrs. ". c. Renfrow and J. c l Ferguson, proprietors of tha Eureka baby, returned. home Sunday from a profitable tour through Missouri and Kansas.
 Remember Bob Ashmore's new meat shop Is headquarters for the best Of beef, pork, mutton and sausage, made every day. Everything is new and neatly kept.
 We received a call from Rev. J. M. Clayton, of Avoea, Benton County, this week. Mir. Clayton delivered lecture on temperance at the Methodist church Tuesday night.
 Meat! meat meat! Lard, Lard ! Lard meal meal! meal! syrup! syr> upi syrup sugar. sugar! sugar. the best coffee the best coffee! the best coffee at ". r. Wootsn's for sale at Rock Bottom Prices.
 It is a singular coincidence that as soon as our friend Capt. Bob Wilson treated himself to new gun the squir- rels departed in an eastward direction, and not one can be found in this vicin- Aity. Can't account for it.
 We understand Burris, the murder CT confined in jail at Dover, removed fort to escape Monday night. The ac> tivity of the guards frustrated his ds> signs A sharp watch will be kept over Mr. Burris in the future.
 --Russellville lodge No. 5, Indepen- don't Order Good Templars meets at their Hall, Corner Main and Jefferson street, every 2nd and 4th Friday in each month. All visiting members in l good standing are cordially invited to attend. J. H. Battenfield, w. c. T., J. r. MHnday, Secretary.
 Cheese, cider and kraut at ALLEN & RoBINsoN's. MT. J. b. AuStiE, our new JeWel- CT, with headquarters at J. ". Wells drug store, is crowded with work al- ready. He is a strictly first class and reliable workman, and all work dens, and goods sold by him, are warranted to be as represented. We recommend him to our citizens.
 All kinds of fancy candies at ALLEN & RoBINsoN's.
 --I painted my house with Rubber | Paint three years ago and it is as good now as when first applied. It makes a good smooth finish. Iregard it super for to lead and oil and the best paint in use. It holds it's color splendidly, not fading even on the outside.
 T. c. YORK.
 For sale cheap by J. W. WELLS. -Dr. J. W. Pruitt is having new two story frame business house erected on Jefferson street just south of w. F. | Wooten's grocery store. The new building will be occupied, we under stand. by MT. F. Griffe, whose exten- sive furniture business demands in- creased room and facilities.
 If you want more fish for less mon- ey than you ever bought, go'to ALLEN & RoBiNsoN's.
 Mrs. Lucy E. Mccormick, Covington, |