The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-25
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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 --Rsa Dacus' advertisement elsewhere asking for better beef and more of it.
 MT. N. B. Roys has had work commenced on his new resi- d,ncc on River street.
 MT. Dudley James, one of Dover's most prominent citizens, called to see US yesterday.
 Why don't the Railroad Com pany give Us a halfway respecta- bie depot building here, anyhow?
 --TEe town of Hope had a rousing fire on the morning of the 18th, burning out row of stores and shops.
 We have reason to believe that before the next Centennial our town council will make some improvements on our streets.
 Arthur Erwin, at the Post office will furnish any news 1aper or Magazine published ill the f UhiJed oLates at club rates.
 Oar es teemed friend Wn. R.vnolds, Esq, ot Atkins, was Ill town Sat turday, and places US un der renewed obligatlons for fa- vOrS.
 LOOK. As you pass Roys' Hard ware Store on Main street, you will see one oi the finest steel blows ever brought to itusseilvilie aud for riic least noaey.
 --Mt. Wulia.n Wyatt, of Scar cy couutJ, was over last oatur.ay With Il ioL oi 50 bales cotL1n, whlcn ue s0id to Lne i'm oi J. l..
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 ---lt was the town boys string baud thls tune, which was out sereAading q few nights ago. Your music Is charming, gentle tuen.
 --WASrED.--Eyery farmer in Pope and alJolnins couh5les to call at toys' Hardware store and exain- he als large slocK of cast, wrought aaL steel eiows. Aud all are very caeap.
 The Fayetteville papers are loud in their demands for q change in the manner of conduct ing the Arkansas Industrial Uni {ersity.
 The coal miuei by the Spad. ra Coal Company during the past year--abou. SUU0 tohs--was soid under execution last Thursday. It was purchased by creditors oi the C ,mrany.
 ----See the new advertisement Of Messrs. Kellogg & Go. This is one of the first business houses of Little Rock, and parties wishing goods Tn their line cannot do bet ter than to deal with them. --Mr. J. W. Wilson, one of Conway county's best citizens, gave tls pleasant call last Mon day ana renewed his subscription. We are always glad to receive the calls of such men.
 We understand that ere tn. balnsy breezes of May come wait ed to us laden with the sweet perfumes of the plum and haw- thorns blosso.n, two Of our dis. tinguisbed fellow .townsmen who occupy front rank in ,heir pro. fessions will lead brides so the hymeneal altar.
 --Barrelle's eating house con tinnes he we'll patronized by the oyavelsDg pnhlic, and right well it fdesrrves t. b., !o. not only is the table we'll snppliee but attentive walters are on hand to see that everybody is well cared for. At an annual meeting of the stockholders of the Printing and Publishing Assoclation held last FfiIaJ ugh all the old officers Were F. elecied for the ensuing year except h r. Treasurer. Mir. M. II. Baird is the new Treasurer. The Fat Mcn's Club, of Lit tie Rock, will give grand ball on the night of lhe 18th of February. Every lat man in the State will be invited 10 attend. Two hundred poul,is, avoir lupois IS the min jmum. That lets we ms out. --Mr. C. c. oburn, of the Alma Index--the new paper soon to be started at Aima--smiled in