The Russellville Democrat., 1877-11-29
Ihe 1rmotrat,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


 Corn 2jc, 35 deliyeredi Bacon l21s; Flour s3.0V IT 100 lbs.
 Rows can sell cook stove for BIO. See the notice of Mir. Robt. Erfurth in to-day's paper.
 MT. G. A. Parsons of Dover, is our authorized agent to collect and receipt for subscriptions and money due us.
 Take your cash to Roys' Tin Shop if YOU want cheap cook stove.
 Uncle Bill Dacus had a new board CT call on him last Sunday night, and he is now happy. It was a rattling fine boy.
 M. NJ. and Chas. II. McGuire, of the Independent Arkansian, and NJ. L.. Davis, of the Immigrant were in town Monday.
 --Our streets will be dreadful muddy this winter. Cannot the Street Com missioner do something for them where il is needed most?
 Key. W. J. Dodson and wife of Dardanelle were in town visiting friends last week. We were glad to see them and assure them they are always welcome.
 Don't fail to call and see Roys's cheap cook stoves.
 Several plain, and one very bois- terous drunks in town Monday. The police force under Chief Hicks did good service in preserving order and main- tainiug the peace.
 Mir. - Compton, of Searey coun- ty. one of our old subscribers was over last Friday, and placed us under obli- cations for some of the finest cabbage we have ever seen.
 New stock of cheap cook stoves at Roys's.
 --See the new law card of Wilson (, Thaeh, who have formed a copartner- ship for the practice of law, and can be found during office hours, ill Room }, upstairs in Shinn's Brick Block.
 Mir. D. 0. Bell, local editor of the Lonoke Democrat, has again severed his connection with that paper, and this time he hies away to Nebraska to accept a position proflered him on one of the papers of that State.
 Examine the cooking stoves at
 ALLEN & BLACKBURN's. --Messrs. Eyins & Gray have sold
  their livery Stable to Mr. R. B. Wilson and Mir. E. II. Shinn, who will conduct the same at the old stand. Our best wishes are for both the outgoing and incoming firms.
 Over exertion, too close application to business, Sc., impairs appetite and takes away the desire for food; te strengthen the one and reinstate the other, use that splendid tonic-ellxii Home Stomach Bitters.
 Gall at Allen 6c Blackburn's anc let Blackburn and Leatherwood sell you bill of goods, that will insure your future trade.
 We acknowledge ourselves under renewed obligations to our good friend Homer V. Cockrell, of Atkins for ness subscribers. o, would that we had more citizens who would show like willingness to aid in securing the only paper in our county good circulation If you want cheap cook stove go to Rows and hold your breath 10 min- utes and you can get one for nothing. ---The Globe Dramatic Troupe will exhibit here next Wednesday night, in the play of "Rose Cottage, or The True Wife, They will also exhibit on Thursday night in other plays, They have played six nights in Clarks- vile to large and delighted audiences; and from everywhere they have exhib- ited comes the news of flattering re- captions aud immense successes. Don'l fail to see this famous troupe. Admis- sion 50 cents.
 Those Alpacas a. Allen & Black burn's are creating a sensation amongst the ladies call and get one before they are all gone, and don't forget to call for one of those beautiful hats.
 --The great Van Amburgh Show has come and gone. The town was over flowing with people Monday and the show was we'll attended. The ring performance was universally pronoun- ced excellent, some of the feats at equestrianship excelling anything here tofore exhibited here. In the Menage- rie was rare and handsome collection of animals, well worth seeing. The show is a success.
 Just received at Roys' Stove and Tin Shop large lot of the cheapest cook stoves ever brought west of the Mississippi. These stoves are bought at one of the largest stove foundries ii the United States, and will be sold al rock bottom prices for cash.
 Prof. w. G. Yates, delivered very interesting lecture to very good audi ence at this place, last Friday evening, on the subjects of Temperance; Teach ing the Blind and Culture of Music, The Prof, who has been blind for a number of years, delivers lecture re- plete with wisdom, wit and humor.