The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-20
UssEILvILLE DEMOCRAT THURSDAY. JANUARY 2o 1876.

Thursday night. From the man. ner in which the hinges were wrenched of, there is no doubt but that the scamps had aid from outside.
 R. F. x P. A.--The stock holders of the Printing and Prb- fishing Association will bear in mind that the regular annual meeting will be held on Friday night the 21st inst. The election of officers and other important bus mess will be attended to, and every stockholder should be present.
 RICE IN ARKANsAs.-Many of our readers and business men are already familiar with the name of Mir. s. Rice, who for several years has filled their orders for fine liq- uors &c., from his home in Ken tucky. As will be seen by Mir. Rice's card in to-day's paper, that gentleman has established a branch house in Little Rock, where he is more convenient to his customers in this part of the state; and having a very full stock of choice goods his friends in this section will find him pre- pared to fill all bills at Louisville prices.
 -Messrs. Bernays x Roeck of Little Rock, have already cstab- lished an enviable reputation at the Capital as jewellers, and with true business hke sense they now begin to extend their business throughout the state. In to-day's DEMOCRAT they present their card to the people of this part of the state, and we can only say that if you are in search of goods in their line, or want fine watch repair ed, you should go to Bernays & Roeck.
 -Messrs. Wilson & Webb, of Little Rock, booksellers, and deal CTS in stationery and everything usually kept in a well appointed Bookstore, present their card to the people of this section of the State, through to days paper. It affords us pleasure to recommend this establishment to the favora- ble consideration of those desir- ing any goods in this line. Don't
 
 fail to call on Messrs. Wilson & Webb when you are in the city, and examine their goods and prices.
 The changes which Capt. Geo. Howell has made in the depot building, render it much more commodious and comforta- ble.
 Our officers should remember that it is now unlawful for any body to vend or give away intox icating liquor within three miles of Russellville, and when they see a man drunk on our streets they should investigate the matter and see who is violating the law.
 The young men of Prof. Had docks school are talking of start ing monthly paper at this place. We hope success may crown their efforts.
 That the school law, part of which we published in last weeks paper, may not run through too many issues, we surrender most ofour space this week to the pub lication of the remainder of this important act, knowing very well that thls is about the only way our school trustees will get to see it, without waiting long time.
 RAILROAD LANDS IN PopE Co. Our readers will find in to days paper an ad sertiscment of impor- tance to all settlers on railroad lands, and also to parties desiring to purchase any of these lands. We refer to the card of our young friend, James Potts, who is agent for all the railroad lands in this county. There is no doubt but we will have a considerable immi- grafton to our county between the present time and early spring, and we advise all who have i'm provements on Railroad lands, or who have lands selected which they Intend to purchase, to call on our friend Potts and secure them at ence-