The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-23

The Ft. Smith Fair folks report the frontier City booming and dusty.
 White lead, oil &c.. for sale by Err win & Boswell.
 "A good deal of over the mountain cotton n town the past week.
 Remember O'Neal Bros, Is the place to get big bargains in everything. Sheriff John ". Quinn attended the judicial convention at Little Rock. Humphreys, Neal & Co.,. still take the lead in low prices.
 w. T. Blackford, our valued Scotts- vile correspondent was in to see us last Thursday.
 The best bargains are to be had at O'Neal Bros. the Famous Cheap House. MT. Emmet Old, representing the Fit. Smith Marble Works, was in town this week.
 Fresh oysters on ice at
 ERWIN & BoswELL's. MT. w. H. Rankin left last Monday to visit Ellis county, Texas. He will be gone about ten days.
 No mistake this time, but what Bottoms & Son have gotsour kraut and pickles for sale now.
 --The Young Mems Democratic club of Russellville forwarded $20 to the na- tional committee last week.
 Another big lot of groceries on the way for Alexander & Co.
 Judge R. B. Wilson attended cir cult court at Forrest City last week, re- turning home Sunday.
 Everybody that trades with O'Neal Bros. say they sell cheaper than the cheapest.
 MT. s. L. Rogers, our esteemed London correspondent, was welcome DEMOCRAT visitor last Thursday.
 "A heavy installment of Saddlery just received, at J. l.. SHINN's. It is not disagreeable to hear far mers say that the cotton crop is fully one third better than they expected.
 For boys and mems clothing, over coats, hats etc., O'Neal Bros. is the place to go.
 Rev. w. D. Mathews was in town Saturday and Sunday last holding quar- terly meeting for the Methodist folks. Paints. oils, varnishes, wall paper and painters supplies at lowest figures at ERWIN & BoswELL's. MT. J. M. Daniels of Gala Rock Township, returned last week from Texas. They all come back to old Pope.
 --"Gross Nine" cigar at Erwin & Boswell's.
 If you want first class light run ming, noiseless Sewing machine. go to c. W. Eby's hardware store and get the peoples choice seThe Domestic"
 -G. w. Eby is headquarters for doors and windows.
 Apples at $1.00 per bushel at this time of year, is certainly paying crop, and don't cost quite so much blowing and hoeing as some other crops.
 --Wc want everybody to come and buy goods from us and be convinced that they can get a bargain at ONeal Bros.
 MT. Max Pratt, of Nevil & Co.,, San Francisco, Cal, was in Russell- ville, on last Saturday, negotiating for the products of the Melrose Cotton Mill.
 Just received, a large assortment of fine handkerchief extracts, ladies hand satchels, toilette articles etc.
 J. W. WELLS. -P.L. Bottoms 6S Son, is the place to buy your coffee, new crop, Slbs. good coffee for $1; l5 and 13 lbs N. o. sugar for $1; New Orleans reboiled molasses at 35c; and fresh rice, new crop.
 The celebrated "La Bell" wagon, tie best wagon on wheels. for sale by
 HUMPHREYS, NEAL X Co.
 Miss Bettie Dogget is the agent fair for "Golden Dawn, or Light on the Great Future." She is among our peo- pie taking orders for her excellent book.
 Government saddle bags at Shinn's for $l, and the finest lot of jewelry, gold and tripple plated, eyer brought to Russellville.
 -Our young friend Will Rollow has embarked in the mercantile business at Dover. He has just opened stock of general merchandise and invites the patronage of the public.
 We are informed that on last Sat- urday, O'Neal Bros. sold more goods for cash than any other house in the city.
 MT. Mangum, of the firm of Shat LuCh CS VI ANCW OtiCnhss " oc in town last week looking after the in- terests of his firm. These gentlemen have money to lend on specified terms.
 Hail to the new arrrival'of Indigo Prints. New styles, at SHINN's. We are indebted to our thoughtful friend, Will c. Renfrow, of Dover, for late copy of Harper's Weekly con- taining some of Nast's characteristic caricatures of Mir. Blaine. It Is a rich number.
 The best line of boys and mems over coats at HUMPHREYS, NEAL X Co. Dover is again m incorporated city. Will Rollow received his commission as Mayor last week and entered upon the discharge of his duties. We have not learned the names of the other officials.
 If you want to save from , to 20 per cent on Hardware, go to G. w. Eby. MT. R. B. Wilson, nephew to Capt. R. J. Wilson, late from Kansas, attend ing the herds, was in town Wednesday last on his way hone In Gardens bot tom. He reports cattle low on the Kansas plains.
 Fresh oysters at all hours, at
 ERWIN & BoswELL's.
 Ut will be seen that Mir. Porter de- nies the story of the Atkins Reflector in regard to that bale of cotton's gain from Russellvit1p to tkins etc The