The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-17
LOCAL NEWS.

MT, Iau HankS was III our IoWn again last Friday.
 Rev. Jerome Haralson favored us with call last Monday.
 We received no Atkins News last week. Whats the matter?
 --Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Scott, of Little Rock, came mp on Mondays train.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. G. Hearnc were among the callers at our office last We'd nesdaY.
 -Messrs. J. NJ. Harkey and J. ". Quinn paid the City of Roses a visit last Monday.
 Capt. Jno. R. II. Scott, Mrs. H. C.. Howell, and Miss Jessie Howell re- turned from St. Louis Monday.
 --Eld. ". A Clarke, State Evange- list, arrived in our town last Tuesday and will remain for several days.
 See our advertisement offering a splendid book, free, to every new sub scriber. Now is your opportunity. MT. D. l.. Bourland, of the we'll known cotton firm of Gilkeson & Sloss, was in town again this week.
 Do you want picture, GOOD and CHEAP? Get it NOW at
 HURLBJTr's. -FoR SALE OR RENr.-One store house on Jefferson St., South of Main. Immediate possession given. Apply at this office.
 MT. J. L. Shfnn left last Monday for Saint Louis to select his winter stock. Look out for his new goods next week.
 We learn with regret that our friend MT. Thos. J. Reynolds, of At kus had the sad misfortune to lose one of his children last week.
 Try "Hygienic Pop-Corn," at
 BOSWELL & ERwIN's. Your attention is called to the ad- vertisement of P. II. Armakon; the articles he offers are of real worth and should be possessed by every lady. Judge W. w. Mansfield was in at- tendance at our Circuit Court the latter part of last week. We had the pleas ure of friendly call from him Satur- day morning
 Celebrated ''Butter Scotch" and "Caramels' at BOSWELL & ERwIN's. Miss Josie Fears, one of the most estimable young ladies of our town, left last Saturday morning for Clinton, Van Buren county, where she has been offered q school.
 --I am pulling my 60 saw gin as easy with as 8, and my 50 saw as easy with i horses as with horses, when hitched to the old lever, am well pleased with the improvement. Respectfully,
 J. l.. SHINN. Russellville, October F, 1878.
 Territory for sale by Caldwell Brad- shaw.
 Ladies if you desire to tighten the ! housekeeping, you should obtain the recipes offered by r. II. Armakon. The ingredients can be bought Tn any drug store at very sm Ill cost.
 Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Raisins, Cheese, Bologna sausage, Herrings, Oysters, Sardines, &c., at
 BOSWELL & ERwIN's. The DEMOCRAT office was the favor ed recipient, last Friday, of visit from our esteemed friends MT. Henry F. White and his most estimable wife. l To Mrs. White we are indebted for a calladium bloom, something that was quite curiosity to us.
 The sad intelligence of the death ol Mr. Philander Scarlett reached our town last Saturday evening. He died at his home in Atkins on Saturday morning.
 Get your cigars in the future, al Boswell S Erwin "Cigar Emporium ' -WANrEp.-rhe good people of Gum Log, we understand, want some one tc open a general merchandise store and blacksmith shop at the old Camp Ground.
 MT. Jno. B. Crownover, of Darda' nelle, passed satisfactory examina' ton at the Circuit Court at Dover las week and was licensed to swing out his shingle as a full-fedged Attorney-at Law.
 --"Almond Ice," "Jap. Bacon,' ''Ju Ju Slabs" and "Jelly Gums" 1T abundance at BOSWELL & ERwIN's.
 We had the pleasure of call iron MT. E. B. Henry, editor of the Morrill, ton Plebeian, last Thursday. Cal again, Bro. Henry, you will alway' find our latch-string on the outside.
 MT. Geo. Robertson, senter & Co., good-looking Arkansas traveller, mad' his first appearance in our town this season last Friday. Mir. R. made many friends here last season, and his hous' 1 has done well to send him up this roaC again this year.
 .-PoP, PoP, PoP-C orn at Boswell S i ITrvyft,9s and for sale toO