The Russellville Democrat., 1879-04-17
Ghe Demorrat.
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 County Court Monday-sure and certain this time.
 Mrs. ". J. Dodson returned home m.Searcy last week.
 .-Hon. k L. McCracken, of Scott vile. arrived in town Tuesday.
 We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. w. c. Renfrow,
 --BucKEYE REAPBRs.- For sale by NJ. B. Roys, agent in Russellyille. tl3-6t MT. Hurlbutt, the photographer, has removed back to Judsonia, his old home.
 We arc pleased to see Mr. II. C. Howell up and moving about our streets again.
 MT. Jno. D. Rushing, the merchant prince of Gala Creek Station, was in town Monday.
 County Judge Wilson and Mir, J.. l.. Shinn made business trip to Faulk- ner county Monday.
 Our good friend Wm. J. Reynolds has been assigned duty in the telegraph office at Van Buren.
 MT. c. ". Burdell has moved his furniture store to the Reddell house on Jefferson St.
 MT. K. B. Potts has suspended bus mess in the mercantile line and gone yo the country.
 Mayor Evans has received his com- mission, qualified and entered upon the duties of his office.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Tate, of Big Piney, were visiting friends in town last Saturday and Sunday.
 Galloway, the Artist has pulled up and left Atkins, and will now do the picture business in Clarksville.
 -BoRN.-On Thursday, April 10th, 1879, to the wife of Capt. J. II. Perry, ill Russellville, Arks,, a girl. s.-Bev. MT. Early, of Little Rock, occupied the Sacred desk at the Baptist Church Sunday and Sunday night.
 Judge Jacoway passed up the road Saturday, and opened Circuit Court at Clarksville bright and early Monday morning.
 The types in last weeks paper made us state that the county debt of Conway county is $l3,000, when it should have been $43,000.
 R. J. Wilson is in full blast with a bran new spring stock, low for cash. -Wooten's Railroad Eating House Is winning golden opinions from the press, and deservedly so, too. Glad to know of your success, "Billv."
 Mir. Hillary Curtis, from North Fork of the Illinois Bayou, was in town Monday. He informs us that most of the fruit in that section is killed,
 Mrs. Jane E. Thach has opened a primary school in town. Mrs. T. is too we'll known here to need any recom- mendation from us. We wish the lady success.
 None should fail to call and exam inc Wilson's new stock; will guarantee that prices will suit, for cash. MT. Jno. B. Crownover, the hand- somcst man in Western Arkansas, and the efficient deputy Clerk of Yell coun- ty, paid the DEMOCRAT office pleasan t visit Tuesday.
 No less than seven sheep and two lambs were killed by dogs on the prai- rie east of town last Sunday. Let the worthless CUTS be slain--be shot wbsr- ever they are found.
 The frame work of the new White Hotel looms up on River street and stands out in bold relief as "positive assurance" that the good work of im- provement still goes on in our town.
 Boots and shoes lower than ever for cash at Wilson's, since the arrival of his new new stock.
 Capt. Jim Harkcy was doing good service for his country last Monday morning with his double-barrel shot gun-shooting worthless CUTS, which have been staying sheep in the neigh borhood.
 Capt. J. NJ. Harkey, J. K. Perri- man and John NJ. Sims will leave next week for an extended trip through the Lone Star State. The DEMOCRAT wishes them pleasant journey and safe re- turn.
 We acknowledge pleasant calls From Judge Jacoway, ex-Judge May, Of Dardanelle, D. O. Bell, Mir. Joyner, Of Atkins, Rev. Mir. Early, of Little Rock, Ed. J. F. Shaw, of Texarkana, and Mir. D. R. Grant, of our own county,
 -J, P. McCARTHUR--Dealer iu choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. "inkelmeyer's celebrated St. Louis Deer always on tap. Fresh oysters al- ways on hand A good ten pin alley in connection, Drinks 10 cents. Courtc- ous attendants.
 The following are the names of officers chosen for the Little Giant Fire fnk,a