The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-31
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LOCAL NEWS.

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 MT. ". W. Breashcar, of Moreland township, was in town Monday.
 We had an agreeable call from our voure friend MT. NJ. T. Dyke, of Piney, q. this week.
 For fresh and pure drugs of every description go to A. M. Wilson's where you can secure them cheap for cash.
 County Judge Wilson left for Washington county last Monday to pay his father visit.
 MT. Samuel Brown had some fine grapes in town Friday which he sold at Dc. per pound.
 Our town has been visited this week by Misses Maggie Adams and Lela Veazey, of Dardanelle, and Mss x-A Leona Winton, of Conway.
 We arc sorry to learn that our friend Mir. Geo. Turner, of Valley Township, lost his little fiye-year-old daughter last week.
 We desire to thank our kind young friend MaSICE JeoDl' I' lAI VIII iOA |" nice lot of grapes. May you ever bathe ill the sunshine of prosperity, is our wish, Robt.
 No complaint now in this vicinity on account of dry weather. We had fine shower last Thursday night, ysanother Friday, and still another Monday.
 Banner Lodge K. of II. meets to- morrow night Every member should be present. Assessment No. 57 will be due, and the Financial Reporter will expect some to be paid in at thls meeting.
 If you want to go to Fort Smith take your health certificate with you. The Board of health will require clean showing from all parties going to that city, except from local stations. The Clarksville District Confer Fence wlll be held at Dover, Pope coun- ty, Ark, commencing July 3l, at S1a o'clock D. m., with sermon by B. Il. Greenhouse. l. l.. BuRRo", |. E' Atus, June 20, 1873.
 MT. J. ". Eudy has our thanks for some delicious peaches which he brought to our office in person last Tuesday. It is always cheering to have our friends remember us.
 Our farmers are rejoicing at the prospect of making extraordinary good cotton crops. If no untoward event happens, such as the rust, the boil worm, or dropping of the squares, there will be greater yield per acre than has been made in many years.
 J.P. .McCARTHUR-De in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Winkelmeyer's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks lo cehts' Courteous attendants.
 -Messrs. Filey & Fricke, lessees of the Excelsior Coal Mines, are now preparcd to fill orders and make con- tracts for coal in any quantity, and they solicit orders from all wanting a frst-class coal. Price II cents, de- llyered. Address, FILEY & FRICKE, Sp RusseIlv;,Ie. Ark. [tf. Cuban Chill Tonic, the great West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, NEW and great Medicine for Chllls. FeVers, Biliousness and Liver Complaint, at J. NJ. Iarkey & Bro.'s.
 --Mcssrs. Hill & Mitchell, shoe deal CTS, and Hill, Fontainc & Co.,, one of the leading cotton factorage and gro- cery houses in Memphis, have opened houses in St. Louis. Their Arkansas friends will not forget them for they are both most excellent concerns.
 Country produce is selling now in this market as follows: Butter l5 and 20c; eggs S1S and 10c; potatoes 5Oc; pesches 30 to 75c; wheat D and Soc; wool 20 and 2Sc; feathers 20 and S7l9c; becswax 20c; tallow 5c; onions Toe; grapes 5c; chickens $l.25 to Sl.0O per dozen.
 From Q special dispatch to the Little Rock Democrat, dated Memphis, July 25, we see that the old solid and substantial house of Brooks, Nicely & Co. will remain open as usual. Messrs. Brooks, Neely & Go. have many friends Tn this part Of Arkansas Who VIII pe pleased to learn of their continued prosperity.
 --One of the best accounts of the ed- itorial excursion we have scen--and we have seen many--was that written by Mss FannIc Dunham, who represented thc Van Burcn Press on that occasioh' 1t Naa tprse, sprightly, and full Of lh- tercsL Buren Argus.
 We entirely agree with the Argus. Miss Durham certainly wrote up the excursion in good style.
 The report has gained circulation that there is yellow fever in Atkins. Our information is that this report is false and totally unfouhdcd. We do not believe that there Is any more yell low fever in that town than there is on i.