The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Seed Barrier for sale by J. NJ. Har-
KEY a Bro.

Seed Barrier for sale by J. NJ Har-
key & Bro.
Two more bales of new cotton in
market last Friday from Geo. Il. How
ellis farm.
With clear, dry weather for al
month, an immense yield Of cotton is
assured.
Mr.. j. G. Berryhill has placed on
our table large ripe apple, second
growth of this year. The fruit was full
" developed and finely Favored.
Last week, Master Eli Brown,
handed us vegetable curiosity in the
shape Of three sweet potatoes, two red
and one white, growing on the same
root.
Mr.. G. B. Gerber Is home again af-
/ ter an extended tour through the coun-
ties north and east of Pope in the inter-
est Of the extensive drug house OF Har-
key & Bro.
Two communications from Newton
county, one written by "Pink Eye,
Jr.," and the other by Blue Eye" APP
pear in to-day's paper. Come again,
gentleman.
Fl. Critic is in receipt of new
stock of furniture consisting OF all the
latest and most desirable styles. He
also keeps full line of burial cases,
robes, .etc. Repairing of all kinds
done to order.
and your SHOE soLEs running around
/ l.. tsxe< H.. hns n
| just step In at Wilson'S and get them
cheaper than anywhere else.
Glad to see Capt. r. J.Wilson home
again from purchasing trip to the
principal cities north and east. 1t is
unnecessary to state that a fine stock of
new goods is now being opened at Will
sons store. Read his notices.
Go to Wilson's and get wool over
shirt for so cents.
Every town on the railroad has
been thoroughly billed with posters an
nouncing the attractions of the State
Fair. The posting was effectively &C.
complished by Mr.. A. Colegroye, oil
Little Rock. who did his work expedi.
tiously and judiciously.
Seed Barley for sale at r. J. viii.
sons.
-Messrs. Davis & Son have succeed
ed in disposing of the valuable livery
stable property advertised III
these columns few weeks ago. Par.
ties wishing property sold cannot dt
better than to place it in the hands Of
Davis & Son.
Go to Wilson's and get wool shirt
for 40 cents.
We noticed the following paragraph
in the last issue OF the Conway Los
Cabin. and congratulate the good peo
pie of that town on gaining such de
, sirable accession to their numbers: "E
II. Turner, OF Russellville, has purchas
ed the hotel interest of w. +. Crosb,
and rented the old Crosby House of Mr.
Lea and will open hotel at once"
Towels cents each at NJ. Jacob
sons.
AN important transfer of propert,
was made in Russellville last week
Evants & Barlow selling thei- exten
sive livery stable, with horses, hacks
buggies, ETC., to w. III. Rankin, w. M
Oates. and DIR. w. III. Hill. The new
firm .is composed of gentlemen o
, known integrity and sound bushes
capacity, and we predict a successful
career In their new venture. To tn
members of the old firm, the DEMocRA
tenders heartiest wishes for their flu
; ture prosperity.
Come in and buy your wife pal
of shoes for One Dollar.
The case of ''The State VS.. w. Z
DeLong," charged with murder, wa
tried In Dardanelle last week and re
suited in the acguittal of the accused
The case has attracted considerable at
) tention for the past two years on ac
count of the excellent character AM
business standing of the defendant
, who enjoyed the respect of all goot
citizens who knew him. The DEMO
Graf congratulates Mr.. belong on hi
/ triumphant vindication by jury o
his countrymen.
just go into Wilson'S and get one o
his polite clerks to show you through
his house, and If you have any none,
, you will be sure to spend il.
Mr.. j. L. King, representing Geo
III. Hyde, the popular merchant tailo
of Little Rock, is in the city with tn
finest line of samples of fall aud win
ter goods for gents suits ever shown /:
this section, and will remain day o
two TO give the gentlemen al
opportunity to have their measure tax
Ell. Mr.. King has rooms at Mrs
Whites where he will he pleased t,
meet all who want something hrst-clas
in the clothing line. His house ais,
. makes shirts and underwear to order
and in this line Hyde is also leader.
-Handkerchicfs cents each at NJ
Jacobson's.
Col. Theo. Hartman, the genia
and able general superintendent of tn,