The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-30

When you feel cough or bron- chial affection creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pectsral, and cure it before 1t becomes incurable,
 The most reliable stimulant for the growth of infants and children, and the one most gentle in it's soothing effects, is Browns Iron Bitters.
 -Rey.J. D. Boone, of Morrilton, was among the welcome callers at this office last Monday. He had just return- ed from a visit to Fort Smith and Van Buren.
 Several committees of ladies are actively engaged in canvassing the city for material for the grand supper to be given at Fruits Hall, next week, and are meeting with much success.
 We are in receipt of Senator Gar lands masterly argument in favor Of Senate Bill No. 1414 providing for an appropriation of the Mississippi river, delivered on the 18th.
 -500 Dozen Eggs wanted at W. F. WOoten's.
 Severe indisposition must be ac- cepted by the patrons of the DEMOCRAT as our excuse for any lack of interest ing reading matter in this issue, but we hope to feel we'll and do better next week.
 200 pounds nice butter wanted at at ". P. Wooten's.
 --"Belisso" comes to the front, this week, with a batch of newsy jottings nI wide-awake correspondent in each township of the county. Who will act?
 W. P. Wooten is now closing out his present stock at reduced prices in order to make room for his immense stock, which will arrive in few days.
 In writing for the DEMOCRAT, make your communications or news notes as brief and pithy as possible. Put as much in as little space as you can. By doing this you will insure the publication of your communica- tions.
 A good horse for sale, cheap. Ap- ply to JNo. RUSHING, Russellville, Ark. --Mr. ". $. Bowden, an esteemed friend and worthy citizen of Pope county. was in to see us last Saturday, and brought the gratifying intelligence that the prospect for an abundant yield of wheat was never finer, and that the farmers were working with vim nev- CT before witnessed. Mir. BOwden's (Moreland) will make good report next harvest time.
 Goal Oil 175o test at
 J. W. WELLS.
 Attention is specially directed to the communication of Spectator" in te-day's paper. In justice pto our re- spected contributor, we will state that his article has been on file in this office for over two weeks, but was necessari- ly crowded out by pressure and rush of other matter on eur space, but it lost nothing of it's flavor by the Clay over," for it is like wine, improves by age.
 If you want the best coal oil in to xn. call on J. W. WELLS.
 The rush of business was so great at the mercantile establishment of Howell, White & Co.,, last Saturday, and all hands so exhausted by the labor of waiting on the legion of customers. who thronged the store all day. that the senior member of the firm nailed fast the door of the warehOsue early in the afternoon and teok refuge in the DEMOCRAT office for short rest and breathing spell.
 A communication on our table from an esteemed correspondent and close observer informs us that the road from Illinois Bayou to Georgetown was actually worked last week, and put in first-class order by tbe efficient oyer. seer, who says he intends to work and keep up that road as they do in Georgia, so long as he has charge of it. The DEMOCRAT hopes to be able to soon record as good report from other overseers in Pope county.
 -G. W. Eby, Manager of Roy's sells lbs Coffee for one dollar.
 Among the noted florists and .eed- men of the country, none stand higher for fair dealing than James Wick, of Rochester, N. Y., and we can cheerful ly add our commendation in his praise. For choice vegetable and flower seed, there is no establishment to which we could more csnscientiouslv direct the buyer than to Mir. Wick, and the ladies will find his flower seed particularly choice. Illustrated catalogue sent free on application as above.
 Use Rubber Paint first, last, and all the time. For sale by
 J. W. WELLS.
 A large audience greeted Rev. W. w. Crawford, who occupied the pulpit of the Baptist Church last Sunday night. The worthy man of God preach ed practical sermon based upon portion of the eleventh verse of the twentieth chapter of Isaish: "Watch- man, what of the night?" The dis was listened to with marked at tention by each ole, and it was plain the truths uttered sank deep into the hearts of all present and created an impression for good.
 When yoa want to buy pure Drugs cheap call on me. I defy competition.
 J. W. WELLS.
 The Evangel, the organ of the Bap- tists of Arkansas, is now published in this city and will go to its readers here after filled with the usual amount of good things, in fact 1t is the intention of the publisher to made it better than ever. The circulation of the Eyangel is large and constantly increasing and It has AS bright future before it as any paper published in the