The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19

Seed Barley for sale by R.J Wilson
 Look out for Wilson's big adver- tisement next week.
 Hon. John II. Rogers will address the citizens in this city on Friday 27th inst.
 -DowN IT GOEs.-S pounds of
 Ioice coffee at Shinn's for $1.00.
 iesdames Fowler and Judd, two
 DEMOCRATS esteemed lady friends
 welcome callers at this office last
 sday.
 -LIsTEN TO Tms.- For 75c you
 buy a good pair of ladies shoes
 y. L. Shinn's.
 Mr. ". ". Brashear, of Cagles-
 has been appointed postmaster of
 ellville, and will take charge of
 Office about the 1st proximo.
 -Jeans pants at Shinns at $l per lair
 Tine young ladies and gentlemen of he high school de epartment of the Rus ellville public sch ool have organized \ Literary society. Success to them. F -We have received many specimens Of line corn this season, but none bet 1 ter than that brought in by Mr. A. Nj. Bell, one of the best farmers in Pope county. The ears are unusual in size and symmetrical in form, and would take blue ribbon at any fair,
 If you wanta frst-class sewing ma chine at bottom prices, call on Arthur Erwin
 For curiosity in vegetable growth, the corn-cob left at our office, q few days ago, by Mir. John c. Rye of Dow CT, will take the prize. The cob is large size and the upper part is per- feet representation Of q human hand All who have seen it say it is wonder ful curiosity,
 Call and see Wilson's pri ces on Jeans.
 Il. Reich. the enterprising proprie. tor or the New York Cash Store. be- lieyes in having enough salesmen to serve ms crowd of patrons, and has added to his force Mr. $. l.. Leather wood, who is well-knOwn to the people
 
 friends to call and see him at Reich's. It is an honest fact and widely known, that when our people want per iectly reliable goods they never fail to go to John W. Turner & Co.'S "Fam- ous" New Drug Store.
 The Memphis Appeal of recent date announces the arrival of a fine boy at the residenceef Capt. John E. Hays, of the Bluff City, the jolly representative Of John Y. Hardie & Co.,. cotton factors, New Orleans. The DEMOCRAT tenders congratulations % jolly, honest John, and hopes the boy will not give too much racket"
 -Wantea.-A partner. Silent or ac- tive. with $500 or 5000 to invest in a safe and profitable business, Address "B'," care of this office.
 The ladies will find the millinery store Of Mesdames Webb * Johnson the the Headquarters for the Goddess of Fashion, and glance at local notices in to-day's paper will convince all or the fact. The DEMOCRAT fashion re- porter cheeriully comments the enter prislng ladies to the patronage of all who want fine millinery goods.
 -I'he epicure can have his desire for fine, fresh meat gratifed by calling at the butcher shop Of Atlas Hartsell daily. Mir. Hartsell has established reputation as q purveyor of superior grades Of beef, pork and mutton, ,aud he intends te maintain it. Call early each day.
 MT. James II. Shinn, of the exten- siye house of J. l.. Shnn, was in our last Monday and informed us that he had on hand the finest line of clothing, including overcoats, eyeI brought to Russellyille, and says he will sell them cheap. Read the exteA- sive line of local notices ot J. l.. Shnn and you will be convinced he means business, --Remember that we arc headquar- ters on Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and | Hats, and we ale selling at bottom fig | lres. w. F. Wooten & Co. MT. Fielden Hanks and wife, of | Milton, Pike county, Illinois, arrived | li the city last Friday, and will remain fme time in our midst the guests of Aeir son-in-law and daughter, Mir. and s. q. C. York. Mir. Hanks is q ven ble settler of Pike county, Ill., hay
 moved to that section fifty-one years
 We hope the stay Of the aged