The Russellville Democrat., 1882-05-11
- lbs. of good coffee for *l at Roys',


 -Brooms, ,washhpards. sieves, bacon, sugar, coffee, molasses, fancy flour, al- ways on hand at Moseley < Robinson's.
 Mrs. R. J. Kirby. of Nashville, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Womack, and Misses Addie and Hattie Kirby, of this city. The DEMOCRAT joins the community in wishing that Mrs. Kir. by's stay in our midst may be attended with much pleasure.
 The delicate, emaciated and infirm find perfect health, sure strength and youthful buoyaney in Browns Iron Bitters.
 Owing to the inclemency of the weather, there was no meeting of the Literary Guild last Monday night, and postponement was had until next Mon day night. The meetiug will be held at the residence of Mir. James II. Shlnn on Oak street, and the programme an- nounced for the last meeting will be rendered.
 A few kits of No. Mackerel left that we will sell at less than they can be bought in St. Louis at Aoseley X Robinson's.
 The magnificently trimmed banner of the Good Templars at the Dover pie nic last Saturday was specimen o: the culturehnd exquisite taste of Miss Hal lie Rankin, whose skilled hands ar ranged the floral decorations with SUI ch harmonious blending of colors that her work attracted much attention and favorable comment.
 The best and largest assortment of tobacco and cigars ever kept in town at Moseley & Robinson's.
 The natural electrical display last Monday was the gTandest ever wit messed here. At frequent intervals the heavens at every point would be ablaze with the most brilliant flashes of light ming, bringing in bold relief the dense clouds, the forests, the houses, and every object within range of the vision. It was grand sight.
 -Remsmber we sell goods strictly for cash. Our motto is quick cash sales small profits, also to live and let live. Come and see us.
 MosELEY & ROBINSON. Saturday, the goth inst, is the time fixed by law for the qualified electors of each school district to meet at their several voting precincts and determine whether or not they will enjoy the ben. efits of the free public school system. Let none stay away, but all go to the polls and vote the full limit authorized. five mills. Pope county has an envia- ble reputation for progressiveness and public spirit. Will she maintain it?
 Ed Bernard will have ice cream every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
 MT. W. A. Mckinney, who lives near this place, has placed on exhibi- ton in thls office a sample of rye from his crop that measures seven feet in height. The sample was taken at ran dom from the field. It was grown on ordinary upland without fertilizers. and Is Il criterion of the capability of Pope county land. Let us hear from some other county on the rye question.
 -NoTIcE. -J. II. Perry's is head quarters for Doors, Sash and Blinds. and Builders material. Great bargains this week in Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Dutch Blades, Pocket and Ta- ble Cutlery, Stock Bells. etc., all at give away prices. Timers work in all US ofahches promptly uone.
 In response to numerously signed call, published u few weeks ago, Col. W. E. Young has consented to become candidate for representative from Pope county 10 the next general assem- bly, and the attention of the voters is directed to his card in to-day's paper. Gel. Young is possessed of all the qua.ihcations necessary to properly represent the people, and his claims are placed before them for their consid- eratson,
 Take Portaline, or Tablee's Vere. table Liver Powder, if you desire per- manent relief from Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache and Dyspen- sia. Try it. For sale by Jno. W. Fur uer X Co.
 The nearness of the summer uarns our people or lhe urgent necessity of looking closely to the sanitary condi- | ton of their premises. A small expen- allure of labor and money wIll prevent | sickness and the consequent expensive | physician's bills. Do not fail to call and patroniza the new Soda Fountain. It is anobby.p
 J. W. WELLS,