The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
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Circuit Court commences at Dover next Monday.
 The Baptist prayer meeting is on Tuesday nights.
 -Dr. Hill is going to have an office built. Good idea.
 BOO bushels corn for sale at 40c. cash. B. II. ALLEN. MT. B. Frank Bayliss, of Dover, did us the honor to call last Friday.
 Mrs. Jessie Haley, of Little Rock. is visiting friends here this week.
 -500 bushels corn for sale at 4Oc. cash. E. II. ALLEN. Prof. Tucker, Go. Examiner, of Atkins, was in town Friday enroute to Dover.
 Glad to see Mr. Thos. Russell able to be out again. He has been quite sick.
 It is now hoped that winter will not much longer finger in the lap of Spring.
 Mrs. Hyatt, of the White Hall ho- tel, Dardanelle, paid our city visit last Saturday.
 -Messrs. I. Lowenberg and Oscar Bejaeh, two leading merchants of little Atkins" were in town last week.
 The man who can't catch a cold these variable days, was intended for a rhinoceros or something of the kind.
 Ut is wonderful how the price of everything has declined. Even Mexi- gan dollars are worth only so cts. here. If "no news is good news," this part of the county abounds in glad tid- ings at this time.
 We had pleasant call from MT. Mic Kubferle, the celebrated Lager Beer man, of Little Rock, last Friday.
 The selection of Mir. Will c. Rem frow as Captain of the Little Giant Fire Company was an excellent one.
 MT. Geo. Robertson, representing Senter & Co.,, of St. Louis, was in town this week in the interest of his house. We were pleased to receive a call from Capt. Sam. Churchill, represent ing c. F. Penzel & Co.,, Little Rock, last week.
 Capt. J. M. Harkey, who short time ago moved from the country to town, has moved back to the country again.
 ,,rsp tc mi n are getting new goods, and our readers may look out for new advertisements in the DEMOCRAT.
 MT. D. l.. Bourland, of the deserv- edly popular commission house of Gill keson & Sloss, St. Louis, was in town last week.
 Who are we to have for candidates for the town offices. The day of election is not far off, and still we hear of but few aspirauts.
 The new Fire Engine is expected to arrive now at an early day, and then we will see what the "boys who run with the machine" can do with it.
 --Mr. Hop Tate and bride, nee Miss Mattie Cromwell, formerly of our town, came down from their home on Big Piney and were in town day or two last week,
 Mir. J, l., Shlnb is having the old brick pavement iu front of his business block on Main Street torn up and rec placed by wide sidewalk of hand- some dag-stone.
 I've call the attention of the public 10 new advertisement of Mr. Mic Kup- terle in to-day's paper Parties wish Ing A REALLY PINE BEER either in the barrel or bottled will be sure to get sat- lsfaction if they will send Mic trial order.
 Prof A. j. Gray, the "Buckeye boyp who had quite a favorable reputa- hon Ht Norristown as teacher, Int out Tor parts unknown few weeks ago, leaving several small bills in a condi- ton not by any means satisfactory to his creditors.
 Mrs. Jane Thach and family re- turned back to our town again last Sat urday, after a residence of some six or seven months in Little Rock. Their many friends here will give them a warm welcome.
 Go. Treasurer Falls, of Dover, passed through town last Monday en- route home, after rather a protracted visit among friends and relatives in thls township. We rather suspect that :, Frank is looking after one of the pretty widows of our township-but then we won't say anything about it. MT. Stanford Robinson is back nome again from Texas. This makes the third time he has tried the Lone Star State and the third time he has re- turned to Arkansas. He thinks it will De the last time, and that he will now De content with Arkansaw.
 There was quite cold snap Sun uay night. On Monday morning there \ was considerable skum of ice and