The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-19
"A large and fine assortment of cam
ned goods can be found at
p ROTToMe a. SON


JEFF Davis, Esq, became the owner
of valuable jewel last Friday night,
in the person of a little girl. Mother
and child doing well.
--P. L. Bottoms & Son, have tasty
selection of glass and queensware-sold
very cheap.
Mr.. A. Great, for many years
barber here, leaves in few days to
look out a location. We wish him sue
cess wherever he goes.
800 dozen eggs wanted at j. Z.
McCarthurs for which the highest mar
ket price will be paid IN cash.
The DEMOCRAT last week in speak
ing of Grams Atlas quoted the price at
$3.50 which was mistake. 1t should
have been 1915 per copy.
Go to McCarthur's fer your ground
coffee, spices, etc. A new mill just
received from Chicago, capacity two
pounds of coffee per minute.
Pope county will be stirred from
center to circumference in the APP
preaching election. "Let the longest
pole knock the persimmon."
NORWAY DAT SEED for sale by
w. A. MCKINNEY, half mile north of
Russellville, on Dover road. feb2S.
Mrs. Barlow has leased the Argenta
House at Argenta, and moved down
| last Tuesday to take possession of the
same. She Will take boarders.
SMOKE THE CHIEF CIGAR.
DIR. and Mrs. Dyer and Misses
Mollie Lemoyne and Sue johnson of
Dardanelle were passengers to the New
Orleans Exposition last Thursday.
Nice line of Tinware just received
at j. F. Howell & Bros.
Mr.. Craig Bell returned to his
home at Potts Station Friday, from
Memphis, Tenn, where he has been
attending commercial college.
but AMT HE A DAISY"--
THE CHIEF.
Mr.. w. b. Mcdonald left Saturday
for the Exposition at New Orleans.
Mr.. w. j. Reynolds takes the place of
operator during his absence.
USE ONLY LANDRETH'S GAR
DEN SEED.
Mr.. Clark Bonds, Of Dover, favor
ed us with call Tuesday. From him
we learn Of the serious sickness of
friend Jesse Cornell. of Dover.
-Dudley e. Jones Co., Little Rock,
repairs cotton gins and machinery.
We note the arrival of Lamar. Jr.,
| on Saturday the 18th inst.--a valentine
to Mr.. Il. +. Jones. The youngster is
hale and hearty, and his mother doing
well.
Dudley Il. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells fire brick, drain pipe and chimney
| flues.
Several of our merchants have re-
ceived installments OF spring goods,
others have stocks enroute. and soon
buyers will be able to make selections
| from full stocks.
THEY ARE THE BEST AND
EAPEST-LANDRET GAR
DEN SEED.
-Eb Howell, the efficient clerk on
the Steamer Peerless, arrived home
| Thursday last, to rest pair of sore
eyes. He expresses himself delighted
| with the office of the steamer.
BUY LANDRETH'S CELEBRA-
TED GARDEN SEEDS FROM j. w.
WELLS.
The school board took action Mon
| day last authorizing the secretary to
| rent the rooms of the public school
building to any applicant for $3.50 per
month for each room.
Don't be scared at my coming
back. L want that little account
settled. III. s. Alexander.
| Sheriff Quinn has given notice to
taxpayers that he will be in Dover
from March 25th to April 10th, 1885,
for the purpose of receiving taxes from
those who have not paid for 1884.
Mr.. James Peck cousin to Mrs.
| Ella Shinn was in town few days the
past week on a visit to Ella and Charley.
lie left Monday for his place of BUSH
ness, Poplar Bluff, Mo-, where he is
engaged in the express office of the L.
NJ. II. X.
LADIES WILL DO WELL TO
LOOK AT HUMPHREYS q EV-
ANTS NICE LINE OF PRINTS
AND DRESS GOODS BEFORE
BUYING ELSEWHERE.
| Capt. j. III. Haney has bought the
hardware stock of G. w. Ely, aud will
continue the business at the same
stand. His son, Carl, and Mr.. III. NJ.
Garden will have charge of the store,
and viii be glad to see their friends.
| Success to the new firm.
Il expect you have forgotten
it, but that little account of yours
has not been paid. See Richards
or Poe and seutle it.
Alexander n Co.
We, In common with all our peo-
pie, were glad to welcome back Mr.. Ii.
| S. Alexander, who has been visiting
relatives at Lebanon, Tenn. Mr.. Alex
ander comes to stay, and will soon en-
bark in business again. We wish him
abundant prosperity.
go TO HUMPHREYS Il EV-
| ANTS FOR ALL YOUR FARM
SUPPLIES AND GET THEM AT
LESS THAN BROTHER OF FREE
DOM PRICES.
Cotton Weigher Bradley informs
MS that he has weighed so far this sea-
son 1880 bales of cotton. This Is 74O
bales more than was weighed here dur
ing the whole Of last season. 1t Ia be-