The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27

Mrs. J. G. Wallace and babe re- turned from protracted visit to Ann Harbor, Mich, by last Saturdays train.
 MT. Will H. Miller has returned to Russellviile to live, and has accepted clerkship at K. J. Wilaon's store,
 If you have friend living at a distance, you can do him or her very good turn by sending the DEMOCRAT one year.
 high as one dollar and fifty cents per bushel. Corn, at 65c. Russellvllle Is getting to be splendid market.
 we direct attention to the adver- tisement of Mrs. E. V. Trammell in another column. The Bell House is open to the public and patronage res pectfully solicited.
 When a subscriber wants his pest office address changed it is necessary for him to give the name of the office from which he wants it changed as well as the new one.
 Rev. ". H. Corley (and family left for the new work assigned him last Monday. He made host of friends while among our people, and it was with sorrow and regret that they gave him up.
 MT. F. Greffe, first class cabinet maker and wood-workman has shop in full blast on east side of Jefferson street, where you can get chairs, bu- reaus, tables, etc., at bottom prices. Give him a call.
 The market reports given in this paper are correut and reliable and may be depended upon as giving the true prices at this town. This is something that cannot be truthfully said of a great many newspapers.
 A special train passed over the Ft' Smith Road last Saturday with Col. W. D. Slack, Land Comm'r and Gen,l Freight Agt. of the road and Mess. At kins and Stowe, of Boston, large stock owners in the company.
 The first session of Prof. Deacon's s singing school is out, and we think he has given entire satisfaction. Another class will be organized tonight at the methodist church, and all who wish tn take a course under this efficient in- structor, should be promptly on hand.
 Rev. W.J. Dodson and wife left for their new home (Morrilton) last Tuesday. The prayers and commenda- tions of many christians of this com- munity go with them. We trust all their paths may lead into ways of peace and pleasantness.
 Misses Rose Hagen and Miss Net tie Jacoway, of Dardanelle. were in town last Friday for the purpose of supplying parties with tickets to the Hood Benefit Concert which takes place in that town tonight. They disposed of only a few-s dozen, or perhaps a few more.
 Cotton was sold on the streets of Dardanelle last week for eleven cents, all cash. Prices have ranged during the week at from l0.60 to II cents. Dardanelle is the best cotton market in Arkansas. Independent Arkansian, Nov. Fist.
 We have been permitted to examine the cotton book of one of the heaviest cotton buyers in Russellville, and find that during this same week the lowest price paid was 10.65, and from that up to ll1a. Soyou see you do not have to go far to find that your boast cannot be borne out by actual facts.
 If anybody doubts the fact that money may be made out of Arkansas soil let him read the following para graph which we find in Colman's Rur- al World est. Louis) of the 18th of November:
 It is something remarkable to find strawberries in the market at this sea- son of the year, yet they are here. A small lot of choice berries were receiv- ed hereton the 18th by P. NJ. Kiely &
 
 were grown and shipped by Major Wm. Murrell, of Austin, Ark, and sold readily at $l per quart.
 W. II. Daniel, the Matchmaker and Jeweler at J. A. Moseley's Store Main Street, will repair your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, as skillfully as can be done at St. Louis, or Little Rock, and at prices lower than charged by houses in those cities. Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
 A PLEASANT AFFAIR.--The first dance of the season was given at the residence of Mir. Freidenburg on last Friday evening. It was a most enjoy able nffair. All the young folks, and some of the "old married folks" who attended were delighted. Even, the "cotton sellers" seemed to like it. Besides our own home folks who atten- ded we noticed Miss Bender, of St Louis, and Miss Jennie Kearns and Mrs. Minnie Kearns, of Dardanelle. The DEMOCRAT representative returns his sincere thanks to Miss Leah and Mrs. Freidenburg for their kindly