The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

--Russellville merchants offer special
inducements to cash buyers.
Read w. r. wooten's notice to
those who are indebted to him.
Ladies', If you want nice Shawl just
20 to Wilson's Cash Store.
There will be s.boom'' In Russelll-
vile commercial circles this season.
A large stock window sash, window
glass, and lime at Harkey Il Bros.
Wool and felt hats cheap at NJ. Ja-
cobson's.
Beware OF sslnarriage aid' and
"mutual endowment associations, for
they are snares and pitfalls for the un-
wary.
Miss Fannie B. Collier will come
from Fort Smith, this week, TO be ready
to enter on her duties next Monday rs
teacher in the public school.
Capt. G.. Leslie Meyers, of the Uni
ted States internal revenue department,
was in town last Tuesday en- route to
Perryville on official business.
Read the card OF Mr.. r. S. Truhitt,
an experienced brick mason. If you
want anything in his line, Mr.. Truhitt
will promptly and satisfactorily fill all
orders.
PROF. B. Deacon left yesterday for
Little Rock and other points in the
State, and the DEMOCRAT cordially COM
mends him to the people every where
as christian gentleman and first-class
teacher Of vocal music.
Capt. Wilson is back from St. Louis
where he spent two weeks III selecting
and buying the best and cheapest lot of
goods that has ever been brought to
this city. His stock is immense and
must be sold to make room for other
goods which are constantly arriving.
Mr.. Williams, the gentlemanly
/ commercial traveller for John +. Geyei
& Co., Little Rock, passed down the
road Monday, after successful trip in
! this section i'm the interests of his
house. John Z. Geyer s. Co., consti.
tute one Of the representative firms oil
Little Rock.
Capt. A. S. MeKennon, the able
and fearless prosecuting attorney of the
| fifth district, went home Tuesday
having finished up the criminal bust.
ness of tho Yell circuit court. The
State has no better official than Capt
McKennon.
Our young friend, DIR. jeff Barn;
left last Tuesday for Nashville, Tenn,
where he will attend the dental col.
lege of Vanderbilt University and pur-
sue his studies in dental surgery. Hi:
many friends in this city, the DEMO
Graf included, hope JEFF will graduate
with the highest honors of his class.
Il. Reich the wide-awake, en terpris
ing proprietor of the New York Casl
Store is back from the leading cities o
the North, where he purchased full
stock of the finest dry goods, clothing
notions, ladies' shoes, etc., and is II
daily receipt of the same. Reich say
he Will maintain his proud position al
the .'originator oflow prices" in Rus
sellville. Do not forget the New Yorl
Cash Store.
w. p. Wooten, Esq. one of the mos
prominent grocery dealers In Western
Arkansas, left yesterday for st. Loui
to take in the carnival of the Veilet
Prophets, the Exposition, the Fair ant
other sights. While in the "Futur'
Great" Mr.. Wooten will purchase
stock of groceries and canned good
that will excel ANYTHING ever brough
to the Russellville market. He says h
is just bound to keep at the head of thu
procession.
. -Folger is the republican candidate
for governor of New York, but il is 10
likely he will be elected. Not so. how
ever, with T. w. Yerzley, the grocery
man of Russellyillc. whose shelves ar,
loaded with choice goods in his line
He has just received splendid line o
shelf hardware which is offered cHEAl
fer cash. Yerzley will not be under
sold by any house in town. "The mos
goods for the least money" is Yerzley'
motto. Call soon and see the BEs,
stock of groceries in the market.