The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-16
--Inspect your fIues.

October peaches are plentiful.
 Fall apples are plentiful, good and cheap.
 Cooking oil at P. l.. Bottoms < Sons.
 MT. Jesse Cornell of Dover called to see ns Saturday.
 Don't forget that O'Neal Bros. is the place to get good saddle or bridle.
 Miss Corrinna Parker is visiting friends at Monticello.
 Roasted coffee both in bulk and package. at Alexander & Co.'S.
 --Mr. Frank Roys returned from a flying trip to Illinois last Sunday.
 --Go to O'Neal Bros. for your tin ware, table and pocket cutlery.
 MT. R. H. Tate's little child who was so badly burned is recovering very fast.
 Cooking oil at F. l.. Bottoms & Sons.
 We were pleased to receive call from our friend Mir. G. w. Lipe of Caglesv!lle, Saturday.
 Buy your dry goods and notions from O'Neal Bros.
 Mayor J. E. Richards has gone to Forrest City to look after an estate in which he is interested.
 Cooking oil at P. l.. Bottoms & Sons.
 Miss Maggie Adams and Mrs. Ar ing in Russellville Monday.
 Gloves! Gloves! Gloves! Go to O'Neal Bros. for any and all kinds of gents gloves.
 Rev. J. B. Searcy and family left last Monday to visit friends in Bradley county. They will be gone perhaps month.
 P. l.. Bottoms & Son are selling navy tobacco at 25c. pound.
 illinois township convention met at this place last Saturday pursuant to call. The proceedings are published elsewhere.
 You can buy good duckiug suit, slicker, etc., at O'Neal Bros. for an ex- traordinary low price.
 MT. Joe Simpson in wrestle with chills last week came ont second best. After four rounds he rallied and is now master of the situation.
 Fresh ground coffee by the bbl, at
 Alexander & Co.'S.
 A marriage we overlooked last week was that i'll Holly Bend, of Mir. John Hood and Mrs. Mary Jones, all of Holly Bend township.
 Hats! Hats Hats! at O'Neal Bros. Say Misterl cant you give fellow a drink of water, co.'s I didn't buy my suit at O'Neal Bros. I'm so hungry I don't know where to stay tonight.
 We regret to learn of the death of MT. J. A. 1illman. He was ar indus trious and worthy farmer and greatly esteemed by his neighbors.
 -Go to John c. Darr's, Atkins. Ark, for your dress goods, ladies trimmed hats, fine shoes &c. Largest stock of first class new and fresh clothing, men, boys, and children's hats, boots and shoes, in the county, at lowest cash prices.
 Circuit court for Pope county con- venes on the first Monday in November. A list of grand and petit jurors for this term will be found elsewhere.
 --O'Neal Bros. have the largest lot of queenes and glass ware in the city, they need shelf room and will sell that line of goods regardless of cost.
 Read our advertising columns close ly and see who it is that invites your patronage. Our advertisers are liberal and will do the right thing by you.
 -P. l.. Bottoms & Son, is the place to buy your coffee, new crop, Slbs. good for $I; New Orleans reboiled molasses at 55c; and fresh rice, new crop.
 First come to see us and price what you want at ALEXANDER & Co.'S. Capt. J. B. Faucett of Dover paid us social call last Saturday. Capt. Faucett IS quite genius and his inven- tions will some day make his name famous.
 -Oat meal, cracked wheat, prepared cocoanut, mixed spices and in fact most every rything you want, at
 ALEXANDER & Co.'S.
 Since his return from the East J. T. Fowler wears q Cleveland and Hem dricks hat, regulation size and color. We always thought there was hope for Jim.
 -P. l.. Bottoms & Son have all kinds of favoring extracts, grated cocoa nut, German sweet chocolate, mace and oth- CT fiavoring.
 MT. NJ. 0. Morris, representing the Old Reliable Arkansas Gazette was in town this week in the interest of that wide-awake journal. We acknowledge a social call.
 -O'Neal Bros. keep choice teas, cof- fees, sugars etc., at very low prices. James T. Fowler returned Satur- day after a four weeks absence. He visited Memphis, Louisville, Cincin- nati and St. Louis, and bought tre- mendous stock of goods.
 -Mr. Desha Williams smokes the H. P. Hull's cigar to force a mustache. Sold by r. l.. Bottoms & Son.
 MT. c. B. Shelton, justice of the peace elect, of Clark township, passed through town Monday enroute to his old home in Indiana. MT. Shelton paid his devoirs to the DEMOCRAT.
 We are paying the highest prices for dried peaches and hides.
 WooTEN & OATES. Master Henry Barlow is the latest acquisition to the DEMOCRAT corps. He began at the bottom, but if aptitude and energy count anything, he will rapidly climb toward the top.
 Come everybody and buy good suit of clothes, over coat, hat, gloves etc., cheaper than you ever bought be- fore. O'NEAL BROS.
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