The Russellville Democrat., 1876-09-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Stdii'S tiiat tiit l<lHOolH COuIty Iti aid has suspended.
 We will take Four Dollars ill county scrip for one years sub sc-iption to the DEMOCRAT.
 --FIRsT BALE.---Mr. Jack Hart sell brought the first bale of new cotton to town last Friday, the 10th inst.
 Cotton baskets for tue cotton pickers, and NJ. T. molasses barrels for saving the crop of sorghum are now largely in demand.
 Our confrerc of the Yell County News, W. l.. Lyles, was elected Grand Worthy Treasurer of the Or der in Arkansas. A good selection.
 See the list of appointments for oeaIling by Presidential Electors in the Fourth Congressional Dis trict. Col. Whitthorne will be at this place the 7th of next month.
 - FoR SALE.--We have a very fine sewing machine-one of the latest and best make-sor sale. A bargain of thirty dollars can be had for the cash.
 A Fresh arrival of Fall and Winter clothing just received at J. l.. Shinn's. A splendid heavy cas- simere suit--coat pants aud vest for $1l ,00.
 Have you chills or fever? If so Days Ague Tonic, for sale at J. M. Harkey & Bros will cure you, It is better and cheaper than quinine, and makes a permanent cure. Try it
 -WANTED.-A girl to live with a small family. One from the country wishing a place while going to school in town, can secure the same by applying at this office.
 We noticed q fine pile of corn, well bagged, and ready for ship ment last Monday. Messrs. Young X Hail, of Dover, are the shippers, and E. J. Hart & Co.,. New Orleans, the consignecs.
 Capt. R. J. Wilson left for St. Louis last Monday to lay in his stock of fall and winter goods. Capt. Bob is close buyer and you may look out for cheap goods when he gets back.
 The appointment conferred upon our fair townsman, Miss Alice Wilson. by the Grand Lodge of Good Tcmplars, (that of Grand Guard) was well meritcd compli- ment.
 We would tender our thanks to some kind friend, did we know who he is, for a copy of the "Hand Book of Politics for lS76." Whoever the sender may be we acknowledge our obligations for the gift.
 Our young friend J. G. Wallace, one of the rising young lawyers of our county, left Tuesday morning for Ann Harbor, Michigan to attend lectures this winter. Good luck to you Green! May you fare we'll, and return again to find useful and successful career in old Pope.
 Prof. Patrick, from Boone coun- ty, arrived with his family last week and locates at our town to engage in his profession of teaching. We welcome him to our town and hope his folks may be pleased with their new home, and that he may meet with good success in getting up a fine school.
 MT. Grantham, of Piney Station, thought Mir. Freeman ought to pay him about $100 for dog which said Freeman killed, and concluded to have Justice Burney's opinion of the matter. He got it (the opinion) and paid some several dollars cost for the luxury.
 A large and handsome Amcri- can flag with the names Of Tildcn & Hendricks, our next President and Vice-Presidcnt letter. ed thereon, proudly and exultantly floats in the breeze at the crossing of Main and Jefferson streets.
 Last weeks Beebe Magnet comes to us in q handsome new dress and is as clear ond bright and Aeat as new pin. You deserve success, 'EJeemes," and we are glad to see that you are having it in such marked degree.
 --Dr. R. T. Williamson, of Quit man, Van Buren county, made us a pleasant call on Monday. He was on his way to Little Rock to buy drugs, etc. The doctor is in busi- ness in Quitman,-Beebe Magnet.
 Bob is one of our home made, Pope county boys, and we trust he is doing a good business in Van Buren county and may he make a fortune.
 Mrs, J. II. Perry and Mrs. Dr. Hays, of our place have been spend- ing the past week at the Sulphur Springs, some ten miles beyond Dardanellc, in Yell county. They express themselves as we'll pleased