The Russellville Democrat., 1877-06-28
SA .Jh1 9tMotrat.
..ccAI AND GENERAL NEVIS.

no1 custom, we will issue no paper. II RIockbcrries are ripe and the I,ortot is abundantly supplied. II A bran new White Sewing Ma | rine for safe at sacrifice. Call at Itai. office.
 II Rain. lois ofit-so much thatwe Iforonr farmers will get in the weeds
 .ad grass \ Ni,sLacie Williamson, of Wind | Mo-. is in town this week visiting Ius. NaryAIIem Il The Russcllyillc School Board | ,., r.qrc-.cd to meet on next Sat Imdar at o'clock ?. m. We score two more new subscri~ I ,r- from Atkins, scnti in by our cor I.o,?oudent "A. 3-M. M."
 IAupes are commlng into mar Igst slowly. Their price added to Ige doctors bill, makes them expen s.ye.
 II Misses Jackson and Lemoyne, of IDqrdanellc, have been@in town since Ijqsf Saturday, guests of Mrs. J. r. fIuuday
 | We met so many of our friends Iirom different parts of the county in ltowu last Saturday, that it is useless Ifor us to attempt to repeat names. | "A rood letter on an important Isab'ect, from '.Novice," has just been Received, too late for this weeks pa Iper. but it will keep until our next. | -RruENDER THis.-If you buy IarL of your coal oil of Roys the Hardware man, lie will keep your Ioil cans in repair FREE OF COST. | Read this again.
 | Rev MT. Boone occupied the Irupit for the Presbyterian brethren Hast Sunday and delivered an excel IIent practical sermon from lst Peter Xl chap, 18th verse.
 \ Don't fail to attend the great Iaictlon sale now going on at Nose | ley's store.
 For the information of any of
 our farmers who may wish to show Ihow fine melons they can raise, we Twill just say that there is no one so
 competent to judge of them as print
 CTS and editors.
 | Any young man wishing to at Itend a first class Commercial School, lat Little Rock or St. Louis, should Icall at this office; we can furnish Ihfe scholarship on eXtra-desirable
 terms.
 1For bargains go to the auction
 sale at Moseley's store.
 F. c. Falls, Esq, of Galla Creek,
 one of the DEMOCRATS staunchest Niriends, places us under obligation ! Der an acceptable offering of vegeta- Ibles. Many thanks, Squire.
 By that prince of good fellows, ICapt. T. A, Barrelle, proprietor of Ithc Railroad Eating House, we are Iagain rendered thankful, for an ele Igant cake, presented on the occasion
 of the masonic celebration.
 .The great auction sale will con vtinue for few days only at Nose | lley's store.
 The Van Buren Press says there
 is talk up that way of an excursion
 over the Little Rock & Fort Smith
 and Memphis roads, to Memphis | the round trip for $l0. We have Beard nothing of such an excursion | down this way.
 Il The many friends of Mrs. l.. R.
 Barnes will be pleased to know that | that estimable lady made her trip
 txough to California without acci-
 dent or mishap,. and is now enjoying | excellent health in Mendocena Go. | Goods at halftheir value at the | Auction sale at Moseley's store. | We urge our farmers and or
 chard owners to save their fruit. | One of the best appliances we have
 ever seen for drying fruits is now
 being manufactured here by J. l..
 Shinn & Co. See the advertisement | elsewhere.
 Il We are pleased to know that our
 enimable lady friend, Mrs. Judge 1hinn, has so far recovered from the Imjury she received by being thrown,
 from runaway wagon some months | ago, as to be able to visit her daugh-
 ter, Mrs. J. F. Munday, in our town. | More goods for less money than | ever heard of before, at the auction
 sale at Moseley's store. | FINE GRAss.-Mr. J. M. Car | penter, of Holly Bend township
 brvgs us a aspecimen of his meadow
 grass, which he calls velvet grass,
 which is certainly as fine a thing for | nay as We have ever seen, Mir. C.
 says it grows finely on any of our
 lands and yields q prolific quantity
 or hay. It is fine, soft and tender. | Goods at private sale at auction | pnces, at the closing out sale at
 Aoseley's store.
 | W. P, Wooten & Cos, is the place
 ioryou to get great bargains.