The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

thanks for q copy of the World Almanac for 1876.
 Go to RoYs the Hardware man with your cash if you want a cheap cast or steel blow.
 A big white frost last Sunday morning gave quite a wintry ap. pearance to the landscape.
 We call attention to the ad- vertisement of R. R. Poe, adver- Using the sale of valuable 5usi. ness property on Main street.
 -RoYs the Hardware man has made arrangement so that he can sell the cheapest blow in the mar ket. Call on him for he means business.
 1 Notwithstanding the sun came out bright and clear last Sunday there was no thaw where the sun shine did not strike.
 Goods going at panic prices at the old stand of J. G. Ferguson.
 Mrs. Bernard would respect fully announce to the public that she is now prepared to entertain n daily, weekly, or permanent board CTS with meals, at reasonable rates.
 The very excellent select school of Miss Tennie Williamson has been removed from the school house on Oak street to the build ing on River street, nearly in front of Col. Aliens.
 We had no mail last Saturday, The post master informs us that there appeared to be no one on the train to deliver the mail here, so it went on up the road and laid over all day Sunday at the termi- nus. A very bad arrangement.
 If you want goods at lower prices than you ever before seen go to the sale of the stock at Ferguson's old stand.
 How CAN You SEW So? Howe tells you Howe. so go to Howe and learn Howe.
 The Howe sewing machine is un- doubtedly the nearest perfect. Do not fail to see why and Howe. Order one through your merchant.
 The State Grange has decid- ed to continue the Weekly Grange, which will be published under the business management of Wm. E. Woodruff, Jr., as the organ of the Patrons of Husbandry in Ar kansas.
 The stock of goods turned over by Ferguson to his creditors is now being sold at St. Louis prices. Go and get bargains.
 Hon. c. E. Tobey, H. T, Hawkins, and II. P. Slaughter, have been elected members of the Executive Committee of the State Grange, vice l.. J. Hogg, T. C. Tourney and G. l.. Massey, whose terms have expired.
 In another column will be found an interesting communica- tion from "E. D. C." We extend the privilege of our columns to "E. ID. c., and shall be glad to hear from him any time, especial. ly to have him do Pope county as proposed in the last part ot his communication in to-day's paper
 -Hurrah for our Hardware man. He knocks the last persim- mon on cheap cook stoves, with the celebrated CLIPPER. His house is now damned full two deep with these stoves, and is selling the three sizes at $20, 1928 and $26, the same price that they are sold in Memphis. All wholesale stove men acknowledge Roys' to be the cheapest stove house west of the Mississippi river.
 MT. c. V. Murry graduated yesterday at the Little Rock com mercial college, with high honors, and will at once engage n active life.-Gazette.
 And this leads us to remind any of our young men who may wish to attend a first class com mercial college that we have life scholarship in this excellent institution which we can let some one have on very favorable terms.
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