The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-23

- ncFe lS no uuSb NiSlDic Ill tnis section just now.
 MT. J, W. Eudy, an appreciated friend of the Democrat, was caller Tuesday.
 The streams have about resumed their normal conditions, but didn't they boom though
 --Eld. S. R. Ezzell will hold ser ies of meetings at the Masonic Hall, commencing next Saturday night. Services will be held night and day for about week.
 --61 lbs. good coffee for $l, at
 YERzLEY's. The most sacred obligation is the marriage contract. The most sacred duty is to maintain ones health. The best medicine IS Browns Iron Bitters.
 Will close out my stock of Poems at 75c each. J. W. WELLS. Mir. R. c. Bonds is so far lm- proved as to be considered safely past the threatened danger. We hope his conyalescence will be sure and rapid.
 T have fine assortment of Ladies and Gentlemens' shoulder brases. Call and see them.
 J. W. WELLS. The family of MT. J. H. Bell ar rived from Tennessee last Friday, and are occupying the residence lately vacated by Mir. J. H. Poe, on Jefferson street. We welcome them to Russellville.
 Motto Frames, Notices and Card Boards, in variety at J. W. WELLS.
 The Pope County democratic central committee is composed of Messrs. Caleb Davis, D. M. Mourn ing and J. NJ. Harkey. These gen tlemen will soon begin to shape the coming campaign.
 -G. W. Eby, Manager of Roy's nATuWdIciiouoS, SClls ipS' NohSo iVi one dollar.
 -Messrs. $. N. Evans and John D. Rushing have purchased lots in the Terrence addition Tn south Rus sellville and will begin immediately the erection of comfortable resi- dences thereon.
 Go to Roys' old and reliable hard> ware house and get 70 lbs, good brown sugar for one dollar.
 Up to this writing Wednesday, the Governor has issued no procla. nation of election to fill the treas ury vacancy, so far as we have heard of. It is certainly time, if such a thing be contemplated.
 If you want to buy pure Drugs cheap call on J. w. WELLS. We have heard Capt. James M. Harkey suggested as a suitable man to represent this district in the state senate. The Capt. has many friends who would delight to confer upon him this honor.
 A first-class farm, with all modern provements, Houses, Barn, Grapes and other fruits. One mile east oi Russellville will be sold very low Apply at once ts J. T. WHARTON. Atlas Hartsell is again in the butcher business, having resumed labor at the old stand. With Hart sell and Gray in the business the citizens of Russellville can count on the best meats the market affords. Success to them,
 10 lbs. of good sugar for $l, at
 YERRLEY'.s -Thos. Boles was on Monday con firmed as marshal of the western dis trict. Thus ends the Boles-Dell con trovsrsy and retires the energetic Dell to the shades of private life. Mr. Boles receives the congratula. tions of friends.
 Groceries of all kinds and in great abundance a: lowest possible prices, at YERzLEY's.
 The hardest rainfall that has visited this county in a number of years, fell on the night of the 18th lnst., resulting in great damage to farms subject to overflow and saw mills in various parts of the county. Public travel was greatly impeded for several days.
 -FoR SALE.-Three first class sewing machines, at low prices and on easy terms. Apply at this office. Isn't it little funny that when you ask man to advertise he gen, erally declines with the statement that nobody will sec 1t, but if you publish some little caper of his in the news column, he gets indignant over the certainty that every one will see it.
 Use Rubber Paint first, last, and all the time. For sale by
 J. W. WELLS.
 The "bulls" and "bears" are having a lively tussel over cotton flu, lures. The "bulls" are the under dogs in the fight and are badly