The Russellville Democrat., 1875-11-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Circuit Court commences al Dover Monday.
 More rain Monday night slow and gentle, just such as is needed,
 A lot of new nails just from the factory long enough to be cold at the lowest rates, at ERwINs. The days are getting short and early rising and late going tc bed, is now in order.
 We see Col. Allen has moved his shop in to Travis Smiths vacant shop.
 The largest stock of Cheese in Rnssellvillc, at ERwINs, choice article } lbs. for one dollar.
 -Russellville has become fam ous for the big price her mer- chants pay for cotton.
 Navy Beans at ERwIN's. Eat and grow fat.
 The roof will be nearly fin ished on Shinn's new store house, by the last of this week. The plasterers have commenced work. Base ball has flickered, but base ball Jeans is the latest and the best. A supply of it can be found at J. L. Shinns.
 The amount of business at the depot still keeps our good na' tured friend Howell, closely push ed.
 No clue has yet been dlscov- cred by which to identify the party or parties who did the wagon cutting.
 -"Kcep the head cool and the feet warm can be done by buying a light Hat and good substantial pair of Shoes or Boots from ERWIN.
 Thanks to many new subscrl- bers during the past week fol thelr names and words of cheer and encouragement.
 Now that we have had rain enough to somewhat soften the ground, there is some work which should be done on the streets ere bad weather arrives.
 At the Real Estate Agency ol Lewis W. Davis we learn that there is a greater demand fol town property here than at any previous time.
 70, what rainy, disagreeabl' weather. Well, never mind tho weather" but go to ERwIN's anc buy suit of clothes--which h' will sell you at small advance on cost.
 Teach Your Feet.-Buy ; Hove sewing machine, rest you fingers, and let your feet do th' family sewing. The Howe is fo sale by merchants, or they vii order for you. Ask for it.
 The weather for the pas four weeks has been the mildes and lovliest-baring the dust that we have ever seen for thi' season of the year. -Ifou farmers do not get thei cotton out in good condition this year, it will be their own fault for the weather could not have been more favorable,
 The rhetorical exercises a the public school conducted b! Prof. G. B. Paddock and lad, attracted quite crowd last Fri day night.
 Cotton has been coming live ly for the past week and goot prices have been obtained, sa, from ll4 to l2c.
 The DEMOCRAT and that ol' reliable newspaper, the Louisylll Courier Journal, can be had fo $500 per year, by applying a this office.
 The testimony of the mos successful men who have proceed el us all goes to establish tn truth of one thing, and that is THAT IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE, an' that success comes not withou advertising and is sure to com with it.
 Only one marriage license wa issued last week, and that was { our young friend Lyons, wh has captured one of the yom ladies of true worth of our count Miss Jane Bradley.
 Many persons apparently fin it much easier, or more agreeabl or something, to attend to oth' peoples business in preference their own. We suggest that they will try the latter, and do well, they will have enough to d and will get along much better
 Lest any one should thin from our local in last weeks p Der to the effect that the coun court had failed to confirm u tax levied by the Board of DireC ors for the school district of Ru sellyille, that it was through ne ligence or other fault of our me excellent County Judge, we nc state that he is in no manner sponsiblc for the failure, he thin .A ll...A L. aa