The Russellville Democrat., 1879-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.
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CHt'N@SA AAhFa ARh 'esAN " S'N- office.
 --Chcw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 -5oO bushels corn for sale at 4oc. cash. E, II. ALLEN.
 The "LIttle Giant" Fire Engine has arrived.
 --Thc election Tuesday passed off very qulely.
 Easter comes this year on the sec ond Sunday in this month.
 --Jack Frost paid us a very uncere- monious visit Tuesday night.
 -4-See Special Commissioner Hogins' notice of sale in to-day's paper.
 Prosecuting Attorney McKennon spent last Sabbath in our town.
 Peaches are not all killed yet, al- though the crop will be cut short.
 For ladies' veils go to Mrs. Judds Millinery establishment on Main St.
 The grand jury got through with their labors and were discharged last Saturday.
 lion. "Bob" Mcdonnell, represent atlve of Sebastian county, called on us last Monday.
 R. c. Hite, Esq, editor of the Clarksyille Herald, dropped in upon us last Monday.
 MT. E. B. Greenhaw, one of the "solid" citizens of Searcy county, was in town last Friday.
 It rained like the very mischief. last Monday night. It was good for the farmer.
 Don't forget that the penalty will be added to your taxes if they are not paid by the goth day of this month.
 MT. Erb. Williams, of Frankfort, Ky, has been in our city for several days, the guest of Mr. s. R. Judd.
 New cucumbers and strawberries were received in St. Louis from New Orleans on the 2Gth of March.
 --WANTED.-$l00, for six or twelve months, at 10 per cent. interest, we'll secured. Apply at this office.
 20 Singer Sewing Machines to sell on months time. Apply to ". c. RENFRow.
 Members of Banner Lodge, No 1853 K. of H. should bear in mind that tomorrow night is regular meeting night.
 The health of our town was never better than it is at present. Indeed, there is very little sickness in this whole vicinity now. --J, P. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Winkelmeyer's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. Fresh oysters all ways on hand. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courtc- ous attendants.
 -500 bushels corn for sale at 4Oc. cash. B. H. ALLEN. MT. Will Williams, of Clarksville, made flying trip to our town this week. Come again, Will, we're always glad to see you.
 pr. Wyatt is now absent up the Fort Smith road on professional tour. We commend him to all who may need the services of a skilled dentist. -i !. And still they come, i. e., new sub scribers for the DEMOCRAT. We thank generous public for the support given z the DEMOCRAT. fs
 Hon. F. c. Falls, the efficient cus- todian of our county treasure, was in town last Monday and Tuesday, and paid us a pleasant visit.
 The County Seat matter still hangs fire. A new notice of contest has been served and will come up before the next term of county court.
 You can do much better than to go to Lead Hill, Kansas, or Idaho ;-much better, and We wilttell you how; Just come to Pope county, buy a quarter section of our good land, and make a neat little farm alfd homo for yourself.
 Our subscribers from the country who have honored us with calls report the wheat outlook first-class. One or two of them said they now have the best prospects of good wheat crops that they have ever seen.
 We were pleased to greet our good friend, Dr. c. W. Smith, of Alma, on the train last Monday, enroute home } from St. Louis, where he has been pre- pairing himself for the practice of his profession. We wish you great success, : Dr.
 We have been pleased to meet in our sanctum several times this week, Ed. J. F. Shaw, of Texarkana, who is now State Evangelist, for the south ern district of this State. MT. Shaw is the guest of his kinsman, MT. B. F. lobe.
 Our good-looking young friends Messrs. "Rufe" Howell and Will Veazey, accompanied by Misses Etta and Lucy Howell, two of Dardanelle's