The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-22
LEGAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Little Rock Monday.
 Rev. Mr Shannon's discourscs last Sunday and Sunday night were excellent,
 State scrip has declined some. lis now selling Tn Little Rock at from e to 614.
 You can get the DEMOCRAT and keep posted for the small sum of 3 cents per week.
 Tho educated Tig-sbow was in town Monday. Don't know what kind of an outfit it was.
 -MoNEY TO LoAS.-To be secured by deed of trust on improved farm lands. Apply to R. J. Wilson.
 -l. new way to open molasses barrels-stave the head in with a hammer. Ask John Erwin about It. Don't forget the County Immi-
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 grafton meeting which will be held saturday. Come everybody.
 Remember that Saturday is the day for a grand rally of all the people in the cause of immigration.
 -lhe Steamer Florence Meyer sunk last week a mlle below Galla Rock with 1l15 bales ot cotton.
 Tine Lewisburg State has just closed it's second volume. The State is a good paper. Long may 1t live.
 SAVE YOUR MoNEY-R. J. Will son will start cast this week. Look out for a large stock and tow prices on his return.
 MT Hop Tate and 1. J. Brown, two of the best citizens from the up Der end of our county, were in town Tuesday.
 Tho shower Tuesday evening was most refreshing, and no cold snap taking place afterward, it wlll bring out vegetation with a vim.
 Another bran new lot of gents. ladies and children's shoes has just been received at Shim's. They are handsome and cheap and good.
 The election for new town off cials occur on Tuesday Il week from the 27th inst. Who are we going to have for candidates?
 We have heard some talk of a first class man putting up a manu- featuring establishment here. There is big money in it.
 -NEw LAws.-We will DOW pub fish from week to week all the new laws enacted by the last legislature. Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT and get posted.
 --Messrs. J. A. Moseley & Co.,, are still offering to the public staple and fancy groceries at lowest living rates. They also sell lot of queensware for the next thirty days at cost.
 
 -Messrs. Will White ahd James Fowler, two of our wide awake young Merchants, started to St. Louis Monday for their Spring stock. Good luck boys.
 It looks quite natural to see oul excellent friend, Capt Sam. Church i'll, on our streets again. Mr. Churchill's friends will find him al the popular house of ,. A. Buck.
 MT. Chas. Penzel, one of Little Rock best and most extensive basi- ness men was in town last Saturday. We commend his house to the pat rouage of our merchants.
 Mir. Henry Eagle, of Michigan, has been in our town several days, and likes the looks of the place SC well that he thinks he will become a citizen. We welcome him apong us.
 Another of Pope county's old and respected citizens passed away last Thursday morning. We retef to Mir John Ferguson, whose death will be lamented by a large circle ol friends.
 Fowler, the famous dry goods man, is now in St. Lonia buying his new stock of Spring goods, He says he is going to buy so as to sell the cheapest goods ever sold in Russell vllle. Look out for him and his stock in about ten days.
 The growth and prosperity ol our town depends in no small meas urc upon the kind of a town govern mont Sya hn,,n Gaa to if riiiznuC ot