The Russellville Democrat., 1878-03-07
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

If you want shingles see the adver- tisenent of Steele and Kelly.
 Hon. B. F. Wade, Ohio's great Senator, died on last Saturday, March }. . If you want . good SC wing machine we can supply you on very favorable terms
 If you want some very fine Linn berger cheese you will find it at W. F. Wooten & Co.'S.
 Ladies, if you want a nice spring hat, go to J. L. Shinn's.
 The Gazette got out a Mardi-Gras Extra by authority of His Majesty, Rex. Ii was numbered Vol. ,000,004, No. 9. What has become of our Dover Corresponden? We would like to get our Dover Dots regularly each week. --Ladies, if you want nice early spring goods, go to J. l.. Shinn's.
 As soon as the mud dries up the various road overseers ought to cali out their force and do some work on the roads.
 Young men, if you want nice spring suit cheap, go to J. L. Shinn's. It will not be many weeks until the election of new town officers will take place. We have heard no names mentioned yet for the various offices. ' Farmers. if you want blows, culti- yators, and stalk cutters, call on J. L. Shinn.
 If what is said about you is true, set yourself right at once; if tits false, let it go for what it will, until it dies of inherent weakness.
 -J. L. Shinn is just in receipt of splendid lot of gents, ladies and chil- dren's spring shoes.
 The Lewisburg State says Supt. Hartman, of the l.. K. & r. $. Ky. is laying off new town on Railroad lands some or miles west of that V place.
 Just received at the Mammoth Brick Store, q large and splendid stock of early spring clothing.
 "A new volcano has been discovered in Patagonia and named Omaha, taking the name from the name of the U. 5. Flag Ship by whose officers the diseov- was made.
 "A lot of very handsome gents spring clothing has just been received at Shinn's.
 The weather for the past week has been windy, dry and warm, and the mud has disappeared rapidly. This morning, (Wednesday) however, it has a strong appearance of more rain
 At the Yelk Cirpuit Court there were fl convictioA We call that do- ing pretty lively/Nusiness. The fines assessed were Sufficient to pay the whole expense of holding the Court. 7 Several more ,of the boys jumped on the Tuesday 9\pfock train and skipped out for Marl Gras at the Cap ital. Among hefmimber, Geo. E. Howell, E. F. Jobe, G II. Battenfield, John Fowler and John Quinn. / C-From the Dardanelle Circuit Court Notes, in the ssArkahsf6n'' we see that our fellow-townsw<f1A Esq. c. F. Bur ney, has been adsnittad to practice in the courts osx1e District, having passed creditable examination.
 MT. Perry Renfrow has handed us an ear of corn which is done up in a shuek without single seam in it. The husk or shiclS forms complete, seam less case for the ear of corn and makes the ear look as sleek as peeled onion. --Quite number of the ginners in our county have sent us the number of bales of cotton put up by them. We hope all others will, as soon as they finish ginning, forward us statement of the number they have baled. We want to hear from every gin in the county.
 The latest is the "White Ribbon" movement, formed to discourage the use of tobacco. It's motto is ''Dare to be Decent,'' and the pledge reads: .I, :, the undersigned, do hereby agree, with the help of Almighty God, never to chew, smoke, or in any manner or form use tobacco."
 A drummer from St. Louis, who visits this place occasionally, can eat three dozen eggs per day. As soon as it is known that he has left St. Louis, the price on eggs run up about ten centa per dozen .throughout this State, and the industrious hen looks weak many long days after he has folded his tent and stole away.
 National Bank Currency is to be abolished. The House Committee on Banking and Currency have agreed upon q substitute for Buckner's bill to retire the National Bank Currency which will be reported to the House at an early day. The substitute will pass the House, and its friends claim that il will also pass the Senate.
 We are under obligations to the author for a copy of q neat pamphlet