The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Now the mighty hunter is in his glory.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 We had splendid run of April showers last week.
 S The most becoming suits now are those that suit the pocket. A ,@A'
 Pay your subscription to the DEMO- GRAF while you have the money. -.Justiee's blanks and Chattel mort gages for sale at this office.
 Rev. A. NJ. B. Graham, of Little Rock, passed last Sabbath in our city.
 If is expected that the turkey "boom" will strike this locality about the 27th inst. -...
 The Autumn winds rushing" , displaced several signs and awnings in town last week.
 -Bombard the country with adver- Using, it will prove success beyond your expectations.
 It is now thought Prof. Tice was little previous about that meteoric shower business.
 A man who will put on wet stock ings when he draws on new boots will never have corns. 8& ~g AS
 If you have good thing advertise tiff you haven't, don't. ATrys 1t! There's millions in it. t.ss.--sss-.as--a-e.s=ss-
 Miss Lucy Southmayd, of Van Buren, is visiting Miss Jessie Howell,- of our place, this week. .rr.s, .s "a e
 -Patrdges are now ripe, and the festive sportsman and bird-dog rejoiceth with exceeding great joy.
 Send us 25 cents and get :he DEMO GRAF until Jan. l, 1880; or, sl.50 and get the paper until Jan. |, 1881.
 Just time enough between n ow and christmas to finish dressing gown and pair of slippers. s.s---..s--.--. = Halls Hair Remover is Natures own remedy to restore gray or faded hair to its natural color and beauty.
 
 If you want good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on W. C. RENFRow, Russellville, Ark. Ttf.
 --Eureka Springs having popula- ton of about 2O0O, now wants news paper to assist in putting on city airs.
 -Mr. J. II. Battentield, of Dardan- ellie, and family, came over last Satur- day and spent the Sabbath in Russell vile.
 Farmers, send In your name and get the DEMOCRAT for one year. It will always contain reliable market quota tions. 2 H
 Send copy of the DEMOCRAT to your friend or relative in the older states, and thereby post them concern- ing our country.
 @-A little systematic advertising is a valuable thing for any business man, and good deal is considerably better. Our terms are low. rHe
 The Cumberland Presbyterians have secured the services of Miss Clara Dawson, of Little Rock. as organist at their church.
 D Farmers who bling their cotton to Russellville undoubtedly sell 1t for a better price than it would command at any other town in nArkansas-.a-s-
 --We were happy to shake hands with Bro. Morris, of Dardanelle, as he passed through town last Saturday on his way to Conference at Ozark. Ns A The celebrated Blue Ribbon Whis- key on sale at w, O. Rogers saloon. This whiskey can be found at no other house in town and has no superior. Try it. sS@ M8&n 4s&as&R
 MT. M. II. Baird is now business manager of the cooperative Store at Gala Creek station. The stock holders have done well to secure his services. U --Mr. A. F.. Harviil, after spending aweek or two with his Pope County friends, left again for Texas last week. We bespeak for him safe return to his Texas home. FR6N 0 E&E We cordially invite our friends from the Country who may come to town to sell cotton to visit the DEMOCRAT office and see the modus operandi of making newspaper.
 MT. Hale Ewing, former citizen Of this county, but for several years just past soiourner in Kansas, has just returned to Pope County, to make N his home here again. a3. The loose stones lying in the street about the public well are a great nui- N sanee. Why don't the street commis- tioner have them removed and placed somewhere where they will do some good. FI s-I.-E &.J x. J, P. McCARTHUR- in l choice liquors, cigars and tobacco \ Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis I beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents