The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

county next Monday. i "A good turner want at the Russell giIe Chair Factory.
 20 cords of wood wanted imme- diately. Applyat this office. -l2e Celebrated "Malarion" for ehills and fever. at A. NJ. WIsoN's.
 --The l. Q. 0. F. Lodge of this place sent$l0 to the Towards at Little Rock.
 For fresh and pure drugs, or any article kept in iirst-class drug store, 1 go to A. M. WILSON.
 Several bales of new cotton have been brought to this nfarset during the past week.
 We are glad to sec MT. R. B. Potts again on the streets since his recent se- we're illness.
 ---S. A. Buck is receiving new goods almost daily, and parties looking for bargains should not fail to give him n eail.
 MT. R. J. Wilson has just received a magnificent stock of seasonable and fashionble clothing, which he is selling out very fast.
 Go to A. NJ. Wilson's for drugs, paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, patent medicines, whiskies for medicinal pur- poses, fine wines, brandles, &c., &c.
 We regret to learn that MT. r. II. Harpill had the misfortune to get q val uable mare killed in runaway scrape the other day.
 Mir Boggy Johnson, an old Arkan- sian, for many years d New York salesman, but whose heart is still with Arlluns.la, was in town Tuesday. "
 -Mr s. N. Evins. the wide-awake livery man of our town has just added two handsome new buggies to the roll ing stock of his stable.
 --aUncle Bill" Dacus received nice baneh of beet cattle from the Cherokee Nation last Thursday. They were all as fat as butter ball.
 Miss Alice Roys has just closed her school, q very successful 3-month school, in the Jacob Harkey neighbor- hood, and is back home again.
 -lir. Jacobson, of the firm of A. i Beiaeh & Co.. leaves for St. Louis next Monday to make purchase of the fall and winter stock for his house.
 -NIr. E. v. Trammell has been paid $300 by the l.. R. dy r. 8. By, as dama- ges for injuries received by the acci- dent at Clarksyille month or two ago.
 ---J. T. Fowler and ". J. White, two of our prosperous young merchants, left for St. Louis last Monday to buy ncN goods for their respective houses.
 --Edw. II. Feltus, Esq, editor of the sprightly Lewisburg State, came up on last Mondav's train, and crossed over to Dardanelle on visit to his old home and friends.
 Mir. M. T. Dyke, who has been at home Cincinnati, O.,) on a visit fol the past four months, got back Satur- day. We are glad to see our young friend back again.
 "A subscription paper was passed around among our citizens last Wcdnes- 1 day and in half hour or so the sum oi $G8.00 was raised for the Memphis vel low fever sufferers.
 Next Monday is the regular time for County Court, but as Circuit Court comes on that day, County Court will under the law, stand adjourned until the third Monday in the month.
 Tine case of State of Arkansas vs. J. II. Perry, just tried upon change oi venue at the Conway Circuit Court was dis missed from Court on account ol defective indictment.
 When you come to town ant haven't much money to spend, ano want 10 get lots of goods for that little call OH our friend Mir. R. E. Potts He sells CHEAP.
 There was wedding in high life in Dardunelle last Wednesday Ca wccl ago. The contracting parties were Mir. R. 4. Freeman and Miss Matti' i Srrayhorn.
 ---Mr. ". J. Reynolds, the courteous and efficient telegraph operator at this place, has beeh on the sick list for few days of the past week, but is now III again and at his post of duty.
 Now that cool weather is upon us and fires g necessity, WIG would call at tention to the fact that NJ. B. Roys ha' in stock a splendid line of stoves anC stove fixtures, which he sells 'way low down.
 ---lhe Dardanelle Transfer Co.,, art kept busy hauling freight from our de pot. The Dardanelle merchants ar' preparing for an immense trade thii season, judging from the amount o new goods going over there.
 MT, Edgar Shinn leaves next Mon day for Virginia, whther he goes tt attend College at Bethany. Mir. Jas II. Shinn will accompany him, to b' present at the opening of the school . and to pay old friends visit.