The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-12
THE DEMOCRAT
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 -Ifvou want good bargains don't forget to go to Fowler's'
 Give attention to the legal ad- vertlsements in the DEMOCRAT.
 -yerv cheering reports reach us ;rregari to the wheat crop prospects.
 Howell, White & Go. have in .,,rc nice stock of Groceries.
 Tine Baptist brethren are look ,,q for a lot on which to build their church.
 Howell. White x Go. will receive T handsome stock of clothing next week.
 A lady said she go; as nice lqtas she wanted to wear to church ,for 7j cents at J. T. Fowler X Co.'S.
 -Bnsiness was liyelier in town last Monday than we have seen it for some time.
 Howell, White < Go. are State Aoents for the celebrated giant powder
 -J. T. Fowler & Co.,, can knock the spots off of anything in this town for bargains.
 -WANTED.- 5000 cash customers to buy goods from R. J. WILSON, at
 ,1. battoIn urippS | A couple of new residences have been commenced in the Northwest part of town.
 Tine storm Friday night blew down the frame work of Dr. Geo. W. Harkey's new business house.
 -MoxEY TO LoAN.-To be secured by deed of trust on improved farm lands. Apply to R. J. Wilson.
 We are under renewed obiga- tions to Capt. Patton for splendid mess of fish. Thanks Capting.
 -FoR SALE.-A good barrel and about ten gallons of molasses for e$2 50 at J. T. Flo xler & Co.'S; come at once or you will lose a bargain.
 Miss Lucy Houston, one of Clarksvillc's fair ones, has been wis lting relatives in Russellville for the past week.
 They say J. T. Fowler & Go. are selling nice ladies hats three for $l Everybody should call and see if this is true.
 Collector Hogin's office was crowded with taxpayers anxious to get their receipts all day Monday and Tuesday.
 ' MT. NJ. B. Roys will soon be snugly domiciled ln his new resi- dence, which is one of the moss sub stantal in town.
 Capt. Patton and MT. I. H. Bat. tenfield left for the Rock Monday, the latt I being one of the petit jul TOTS for the U. S. Dist. Court.
 --Messrs. Howell, White & Co, are opening out a handsome stock of new goods. Call and see them at Howell's old stand near Depot.
 With his characteristic public spirit and enterprise Mir. J. l.. Shinn Is having some good work done oh River Street fronting his property.
 If you want a good article of groceries and q heap of them for your money just go to the reliable and popular cheap house of
 W. P. WooTEN & Go.
 Tonight there will be lecture at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in this place, on the subject of Temperance, by Rev. Jerome Haralson. Everybody is invited.
 The Lewisburg State has Rus sellvllle correspondent who uses Dash" for his nom de plume. In giving list of the new city fathers of our place he tells the State to say to a certain fair one at Morrillton that Col.-Allen $ one of them. How is this Col?
 Hon. J. NJ. Battenfeld, editor of the Russellville DEMOCRAT, is at the Capital. al.--Gazettc.
 Mistaken, friend DeJ Jarnett The editor of the DEMOCRAT has rot been Tn your city since Christmas although you have announced his presence there twice recently. Better come up and get acquainted.
 Go TO SEE THE MINsTRELs.--On Friday night, at the College build ing, the String Band propose to give our citizens an exhibition to consist of Comic Songs, Guitar and String Band music, Negro Minstrelsies, Comical Farces, &c., &c, The show will be free, but all who go should not forget to take a quarter along fand contribute to the boys for the benefit of their band.
 --PATRONIzE HOME INDUsTRY.--We call attention to the advertisement of the Altus Fruit Nurseries, located in Crawford County, and would re- mind our friends wanting fruit trees that Mir, Juo. C. Rye, of our county IS agent for the Nursery. The trees of this nursery are such as are suited to this climate, and will perhaps give better satisfaction than any others.
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