The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-11
phe Demotrat
Probate Court next Monday.

Probate Court next Monday.
 --Go to Roys for cheap blows.
 Read the legal ads in the DEMO-
 RAT.
 -Mardi Gras comes on the 18th of
 ext month.
 See the tax collectors notice and
 et your tax money ready.
 Our efficient Sheriff, R. B. Ho-
 ns, was in town on official busi-
 ess Tuesday.
 Fresh Oysters in every style,
 hy and night, at Barrelle's.
 Doors, windows, putty and
 lass at R ys' Hardware Store.
 For good pictures, at low prices,
 b to JNo. HaRrLEY's Gallery at Pardanelle.
 Tine schools opened again Mon- ay morning after allowing a holli- Jay of couple of weeks.
 -Dr. Jno. H. Potts, of Atkins, |Eas in town and paid us the com- bliment of call last Monday. A few more subscribers will be aken, subscriptions payable in good |traight, split cordwood. -The past three weeks has been hard weather for stock. All stock Ehould be fed well during such weather.
 Col. John Campbell, Senator from Searcy county, honored us with call last Friday, as he passed bn to the Capital.
 We are glad to get such favor able report from our neighboring -Bolesville-as is given by pur correspondent Solomon Souzer. N Win. Dacus, at the meat market, pays the highest price for fat beeves and hogs. See his advertisement elsewhere.
 Lecture tonight at the Presby- terian church by Rev. Birmingham. Subject "The Model Scholar" Go and hear it.
 MT. Jones, of Moreland township celebrated the holidrys by killing a bear weighing 200 pounds. He found Bruin In Piney bottom, not far from Dover.
 We had the pleasure of a call and a pleasant chat with Hon. R. B. Weaver, representative elect from Boone county, last Friday. He was en route for the Capital.
 MT. J. P. Macarthur is pushing the work on his new business build- ing on River street, near the rail- road crossing, and will soon have it ready for occupancy.
 The drama of the "Ten Vir- gins," at the College last Thursday night was, we are sorry to say, not attended by near so large an audi ence as there should have been.
 Sheriff Hogins has filed his bond IS collector and the same has been received and approved by the county court. We pre- sume Reese will soon be around after the taxes.
 The weather moderated some and most of the snow had disap- peared last Sunday evening, but a sudden change just about dark brought another snow, and Monday morning found the ground covered to the depth of about two or three inches with a new layer of the ''Ucaulllul SHOW.
 We are again placed under re- newcd obligations to that clever, urbane and business-like gentleman, MT. Will. fl. Mourning, of the ex- cellent firm of Mourning Bros., At kins, for substantial favors conferred upen us. Accept many thanks, Win, for your goodness, and also our best wishes for your good health and prosperity.
 -HoLLowAY's PuLs.--In all crowded cities, Malaria and fogs are breathed over and over again, till the strongest lungs are incapable of producing pure bleod, hence the of mind and body, the wearincss and durability of many pc. sons during this season of the year. These medicines neutralize these impurities and give vigor to the head, heart and stomach. "a cents per box or pot.
 The lecture by Rev. Blrmlng- ham Tuesday night, at the Presby- terian church on "A Successful Life,' was we'll attended and well received by the congregation. The whole dlscou SC abounded with the most wholesome advice and admoni- ton to the young men, and every point was illustrated admirably by instances cited f.om the lives oi well known men.
 -Dr. G. J. Tankersly, for tho past two years respected citizen o Cum Log, paid us a pleasant cal last Tuesday. We are sorry t' know that Dr. T. is going to change his location and that we shall los' him as a citizen of our county. I'm