The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


 For good pictures, at low prices, go to JNo. HARTLEY's Gallery at Dardanelle.
 Pure drugs of every description, and at lowest living prices at J. NJ. Harkey & Bros. J. A. Moseley & Co. will sell more groceries for one dollar than any other house in town.
 -FoR SABA $720 Pia no of the very best make---the Arion. Price, $360 cash. Apply, for 20 days, at this office.
 English Female Bitters will cure your wife and restore her to perfect health. For sale by J. M. Uarkey & Bro.
 FOUND. .-Yesterday, in the store of J. A. Moseley & Co.,, the best selection of confectioueries ever be- fore in the city.
 ERECTION TICKETs.---W trust our County Central Committee will see to it that there is an abundant supply of Tickets at each precinct on the 7th of November.
 AN OLD RELIc.-We received yesterday copy of the Boston Ga zette, dated Monday March 12th, 1770, making the time occupied in transit over one hundred and six years.
 We regret to know that MT. Geo. E. Howell, our lively station agent, who has been sick some s or 10 days, is no better, being yet con- fined to his room. We hope to see him up and around again soon.
 ---IT BEATS THE JEws.---This trite old saying is fully eXemplified by the great reduction in prices of goods at J. B. Erwin's. Don't mere ly take our word for this, but asl, Erwin about it and convince your self.
 We are pleased to hear of the good fortune of our friend Barrelle, of the Railroad Eating-House, in the way of increased patronage. Mir. B is one of those wholesouled gentle men whom it is pleasure to know. Continued success, Mir. Barrelle!
 For tae best brand of Crackers, either Soda or Cream---Rough Sugar Cakes, Butter Jumbles, and Can Fruits, Condensed Milk, White Krout and Pickles, buy of
 J. A. MosELEY & Go.
 HILL, FoNTAINE & Co.-Among the many cotton factors of Memphis, none rank higher than Hill, Fon- taine & Co. Their advertisement ment appears elsewhere, and you cannot do better than to make them a consignment of eotton.
 --Rev. Rowland Doggett, Princi- pal of the Dover High School occu- pied the pulpit at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church last Sunday and without intending any dispar- agement to other ministers, we must say he discourse one of the best sermons we have listened to in some time.
 TX. K, K.-Kalo KIeans Klothes. This valuable preparation for re- moving stains, sploches, &c. from woolen or cotton fabrics, is conced- ed to be the best in use. J. M. Har- key & Bro., have just received q few boxes, and will sell cheap ifapplica- tion is made soon.
 SOMETHING NIcE.-Ladies if you want to see something nice just go toJ. l.. Shinns and see the handsome shawls, childrens hoods and cloaks, ladies corsets and varions other mo- tions, which were received and opened yesterday. Also nice lot of new furniture. All these goods areethe very latest styles and are marked low down.
 --CoRN.-We inadvertently omit ed last week to notice the receipt at the hands of our friend MT. Geo. W. Reed, of stalk of corn. which is quite novelty in its way. It meas ures about seven feet ill height and has two distinct branches, and a good sized ear of corn on each. As twin corn stalk this specimen is a success.
 FISHER, BROS. & Co.-Mr. Jerry Fisher, one of the live and accomo- dating members of this A No. firm was in town seeing what he could do for his customers here last week. MT. Fisher has served our people of the upper Arkansas River Valley faithfully for several years and his house is growing in popularity. See their card and make them con signment of cotton.
 PLEASE TAKE NoTICE.---It is now acknowledged by all travelling stove men, that Roys the Hardware