The Russellville Democrat., 1882-11-02
See the circus advertisement. Seed barley at R. J. Wilson's. Buy seed barley at Harkey & BI

See the circus advertisement.
 Seed barley at R. J. Wilson's.
 Buy seed barley at Harkey & Bros.
 Read the notice ofJ. NJ. Harkey & Bro, to their debtors.
 Glad to see Mr. s. A. Buck on the streets, after severe illness of several weeks duration.
 -Groceries. Groceries Groceries ! cheaper than ever at the Famous Cheap Cash Store of W. P. WooTEN & Go.
 -FoR SALE.-Three good mules and q wagon. Apply to Thos. J. Russell at Wilson's store.
 You can hear all about the big figh. in town this week, by going to Wilson to buy your goods.
 Capt. J. k. II. Scott is able to be on the streets once more, after confine- ment to the house for several days from sickness,
 We learn from Mir. E. V. Tram nell that heavy rain and hail storm passed oyer London, this county, last Saturday.
 -Elgin & Friday, of this city, have just completed some splendid marble work for the cemetery lot of Mir. Pen nington, of Clarksville.
 Wilson sells goods so cheap that you can hardly get into his house for the crowd which is constantly making its way to his store.
 A communication from Snyder Q. Snipcs," of Newton is crowded out of ! this issue by the rush Of advertisements upon our space, but will appear next week.
 The county officers elect entered on their duties yesterday. The DEMOCRAT challenges any county in the State to show 3 mere competent corps Of ofli- ] cials.
 l Hon. N. w. Kuhn, representative elect from Pope County, was Il welcome caller at our sanctum Tuesday. We are glad always to meet such worthy l gentlemen.
 --His many friends throughout the county will be pleased to learn that J. l.. Shinn, Esq, is still on the convales- cent roll, and 1t will not be long ere his cheery presence on the sti eets is noted,
 Prof. Yonley will deliver the sec- ord of the series of lectures on s'rhc Creation ot the World" at the public school If you wnnt to enjoy literary and scientific feast, go 10 the lecture room Saturday night at 7 o'clock,
 Capt. J. w. Gay, auditor of the Little Rock and Fort Smith railway, died last Monday morning after three weeks illness. The deceased was a good man and efficient official, and he will be missed by the company and his associates.
 Maj. Warren N. Anderson, one of the truest gentlemen on the road, was in the city Tuesday, in the interest of John Phelps & Co.,, tho long establish cd and reliable cotton factors of New Orleans. There Is no better firm in the South than John Phelps & Co.
 And now comes the "Famous" New Drug Store with fall and winter stock of rare and choice confections and candies. Yohng man, if you want to maintain amicable relations with your lady. love, go to the Famous" and buy q couple of pounds of that fine candy for her.
 "A DEMOCRAT Sunday school com missioner visited thc Christian sunday School, last Sunday, aud found it in fine working order under the able su- perintendcucc of Prof. J. Hagen Shinn. The teachers and pupils seem to be in- terested in the good work, and we pre- diet for the school a prosperous career In the future,
 BOO dozen Eggs, 800 pounds nice Butter, 100 bushels Sweet Potatoes, 100 bushels Irish Potatoes. 300 heads of Cabbage wanted at tho Famous Cheap Store sf ". F. WooTEN & Co.
 --rhe following note was received through the postofliee Tuesday: Oar danelle, Oct. 30, 1882. Editor DEMO- GRAF: Found at the residence of the undersigned, on the night of the 29th :, T girl bahy-weight SfS pounds. Fur ther description unknown at present, except splendid voice. Truly yours, M. Jessup." From the foregoing it will be en our good friend Jessup has has had another jewel added to his collection of household gems. Well, the DEMOCRAT hopes tho little chernb may grow to womanhood, tho joy of her parents as they near the foot of the hill of life.
 --Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods ie"'"H ""u oh"es boobs anu Shoes Boots and Shoes Hats and Cans l Hats and Caps. Hats and Capsl ALI for sale at reduced prices at the Cheap | Cash House of W. r. WoorEN ,S Co.
 Mrs. James II. Shinn with her Iit- tie daughter Edna who has been spend- ing several weeks with her parents in Texas, returned home this week, after most pleasant visit.