The Russellville Democrat., 1882-04-13

sells lbs. Coffee for ,ne dollar.
 Fishing tackle of all kinds at J. II Perry's.
 The family of Elijah King, seven in near Gala Rock, are pros trated by typho-malarial fever fever. Two ofthe family have died, one, Scott, last week.
 The ready relief given to asthma and summer colds by Browns Iron Bitters Is SO satisfactory that many speak of 1t as complete cure.
 Work will be commenced on the new wagon and blow factory of Luker, Settle & Co.,, uext week. Lumber Is new being placed on the ground.
 Ayers Ague Cure should be in every household in regions where Fever and Ague prevail. It should be taken as by every resident and travel Ter in malsrial districts.
 Read J. II. Perry's local notices and then call on him for hunters sup plies and fisherman's outfit.
 An important communication from J. A. w., jr., of Atkins, has been re- ceivea, but, owing to the press of other matter upon our columns, is necessari- ly crowded out of this issue, but will be allotted room in the future.
 ATTENTION SpoRTsMEN.-You can get fine brccch loading shot gun at J. II. Perry's for 8.
 For q superior article of Coffee & Sugar, go to the reliable store of
 ". F. WOOTEN.
 Just received at J. II. Perry's New Hardware Emporium full line of Ia ble and Pocket Cutlery of the best brands, and going at hard times prices. You should all see.
 Don't forget that w. r. WO0TEN is now driviug good trade by selling groceries at Rock-bottom prices.
 Mir. J. P. McCarther, of Van Buren, is down in attendance on circuit court, and is accompanied by his little daugh- ter Cora. He received a hearty well come from his many friends in this place.
 Go to W. P. Wooten's for the new process Flour.
 Mir. Clifford F. Hudson, of Elmira, N. Y, says: "My aged mother suffer- ed greatly from poor di gestlon and gen. eral debility. She was always com plaining of her liver, and her bowels often pained her greatly. She was very weak. 1 bought her bottle or Browns Iron Bittgrs, and she says, It goes right to tine spot, Clifford.' She has greatly improved since using this excellent medicine"
 Sewing Machine Oil at
 W. F. WO0TEN'S.
 MT. Joe Howard, of Dover, desires to be elected clerk of Pope county, and ], in order to secure the nomination, he has placed his announcement where it will do the most. in the columns of the DEMOCRAT. Mr. Howard is well and popularly known to the people. and, with his business tact and clerical experience, will serve them faithfully and honestly, i: he should be their choice.
 HARDWARE! A full line of farm ing Implements at Rock Bottom pri- ces just received at
 III. PERRY'S.
 --500 dozen eggs and 300 lbs. nice butter wanted at the store of W. r. Wooten. The highest market price paid.
 Prof. D. c. B. Connerly, of Ham, burg, Ark, is in the city to organize q lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor, of which he is Deputy Supreme Pro tector, This Order is now seperatc from the K. of H., and admits all white persons of both sexes from Is to 55 years of age, and gives insurance for from 5000 to 5000. Prof. Connerly will complete the organization of the lodge tonight. A number of ladies and gen tlsmen have already joined.
 The young gentlemen of the high school department of the graded school have literary society, anu will havo public debate Ut the school building to- morrow (Friday) night, at which time and place the following question will be discussed: Julius Ceasar was a greater man than Napoleon Bona parte." s. T. Patrick, A. R. Howell and ". A. Baird affirm, and J. R. Donnell, $. c. Burgess and Sid Bradley deny.
 
 Misses Bird Caldwell and Lucy Russell. All are iayited to attend.
 A first-class farm, with all modern improvements, Houses, Barn, Grapes and other fruits. One mile east of Russellville will be sold very low Apply at once to J. T. WHARTON.
 The campaign has opened. A prominent prospective candidate, for one of the most important positions in the gift of the people, talked one of his constituents to sleep, the other day. At first it WAS thought the poor man was dead, but an autopsy held on the body revealed the fact that he had gone of in trance. He was resuscitated after great effort on the part of fl tends. The family of tho constituent are to be congratulated upon his escape from horrible death.
 Many persons are bitterly opposed to "patent medicines" and will rarely use them at all. There is no doubt that many are worthless, yet remedy that has stood the test for years, like Dr. Sherman's Prickly Ash Bitters, and its sale and popularity increasing every day, must have merit or it would have long since disappeared.
 In the proper column will be found the announcement of James Potts, Esq, of Russellville, who. is seekin0