The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-06
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 It begins to look q little like summer.
 We noticed several bales of cot ton in town last Saturday.
 Work on the new school house will be commenced in n fex days.
 If you will examine you will find something worth reading in this paper. --Dr. Perryman's fence would look splendid If painted Get old Jim at it, Dr.
 --Dr. Hill, of Lewisburg, moved to Atkins last Tuesday. We well come all such men as the Dr.
 --Dr. Potts is having q handsome office built on the Avenue, opposite Front Row.
 Will some person be kind enough to inform us how many doctors there are in Pope county? Weknow of IT who do their trading at Winn's Drug Store. 4s had the pleasure of shaking hands with MT. Tobe McCracken, one day this week. He is around introducing himself, and is 2 gentle man of pleasant address.
 "A. Bejach < O., are again with us. They have bought the stock of Burton < Bro, and propose to under sell all Jewish firms in town.
 --Embry & Virden, the wide awake grocers, have enlarged their store room, built another counter, bought more goods, and now they have room to sell goods in any quan-
 MT. Norment, late of New Or leans, has recently located in our town and has opened bakery and eating house, both of which have been long needed at this place. Hope ne will be pleased with his new hone.
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 Among the visitors of this week we noticed the cheerful and pleasing face of Hon. H. C.Howell, the com ing representative of Pope county in the next general assembly. Clabe, you will get heavy vote in this part cool
 --Dr, T. B. Whitesides still ling CTS in very critical condition and his recovery is mingled with many doubts, both by his physicians and friends. Drs. T. Wliitesides and J. H. Potts are endeavoring to bring every means to bear in his case hop ing that they may eventually effect q cure. K
 The saloon of Messrs. Pruett & Potts has been thoroughly renova- ted and remodeled during the past week and the appearance of things
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 there show up quite different as pcct to what they formerly did. Messrs. P. & F. are two very enter prising citizens, and we would think them perfect men if they would only, subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. Sell your bears and give us a $1.50.
 The people os Atkins are rejoic- ing in the hope of having newspa- per, the first number of which is to appear on the 12th inst, We all join in extending to MT. Bnrton the hand of brotherly love and friendship, and in his enterprise here he will no
  doubt get 2 hearty support. MT. B.. is late of the Clarksville Forum and is a gentleman of high intellectual attainmentsAis m experienced newspaper man, and we venture the he'will get up at this place a Eaper which will be second to none of our county papers. Two wandering sons from fair Italy'se sunny slopes are discoursing discordant stralns from violin and harp, upon the street corners this week, depending upon the charity of an uncharitable world, for their re- muneration. No pay no play, is their motto, however.-Like Embry's thin lemonade with (no) ice in it, its only five cents! five cents!
 The council held it's regular meeting last Monday night, and Aid. Roberts, s'iree and easy repeal bill' is now a law. Such brilliant alder manic talent Eve dreamed not was among us. But the half has not l,aa,, +oi1 n f ,,s x,af Tf uvac rho npa