The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


 There are little over 5000 in ,oww scrip now out.
 MT. J. l.. Shinn made run up to Ft. Smith, Mon lay.
 New goods every day at the new stove and tin shop.
 w. P. Wooten 6 Co. are in re- eeipt of new groceries every week.
 You can find all kind of garden seeds at w. F. WooTEN & Co.
 --Go to Roys' stove and tin shop to get your doors, windows, glass, putty, glue and lime.
 Another month will bring the usual annual talk and furry about picnics and fishing parties.
 Our handsome young friend, Mir. Ed. Bernard, of Clarksville. was down home last Saturday.
 Rows is hard one. He won't sell goods at cost, but can sell more goods for one dollar than any house in town.
 A letter from Solomon Sowzer. Esq, and other interestin matter is crowden out of this issue, but will appear in next.
 Just call in at Roys' stove and tin shop and see the improved American Cook Stove, one of the best stoves in Amer!ca. Are there no aspirants for the 1 honors of town officers a. the April election? Come, gentlemen, it is time to present your names. We had a very slight snow Sun day night--not much heavier than big frost. This, we think, will just | about wind up the winter. As soon as we can secure copies of the laws enacted by the present legislature we will commence the publication of the same.
 -$5OOO. O.-$50OO. $5O0O.-E very body who is wanting ready-made clothing are invited to call and see my new stock. J. L. SHINN. ' The funeral of Rev. F. NJ. Latta was attended by a large concourse or people. The Odd Fellows and Good Templars participated in the last and sad ceremonies. MT. Jno. J. Rye, one of Clark townships best citizens was in town Saturday, ard spoke as though he might at no distant day become a citizen of our town. We should be pleased to acquire such citizen.
 The town has been full of drum mers this week soliciting orders for spring goods. Just spring into onr office gentlemen with V and we will then think you merit the trade of our town.
 A fishing party composed of Dr. Harrell, Capt. Patton, Mr. E. ". Trammell and Mr. Cass Love visited the lake below Germantown last week and made tlne haul. We re- turn many thanks to Capt. P. for q fine fish.
 After an absence of some eight months, we are glad to welcome back our esteemed friend, Dr. J. M. Gray. The Dr. has been practicing his profession in Franklin county, but informs us that he is now back to stay.
 The incest stock of clothing which we have inspected for long time has just been received and open- ed at J. l.. Shinn's. The new spring suits are exquisite. Anybody can be suited for we noticed suits all the way from $3,50 to $20.00. Go and see them.
 Almost every town in the State has an Amateur Theatrical Troupe. Why don't our young folks have something of the kind. There is a vast amount of amusement in it, be- sides the improvement it often makes in members of the troupe is not ineonsiderable.
 MT. k. T. Williams, one of the members of the firm of Hamilton Brown & Co.,, St. Louis, Mo-, wa, in our city last Saturday. Thi, firm is one of the largest and mos reliable boot and shoe establish ments in the West and their good, are known as the best that come tc our market.
 In behalf of all law-abiding peace-loving citizens we must tender sincere thanks to Sheriff Hogan fol bis energy, pluck, and skill, dis played in ridding the country of tn.