The Russellville Democrat., 1879-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.

--Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
 -Justice's blanks an1 Chattel mort. gages for sale at this office.
 Fresh Cheese and Crackers at Ira l.. Boswells.
 --Messrs. Kirkaey and Bayliss, of Do yer were in town Tuesday.
 The Arkansas Synod meets to-day at the c. r. Churdh. Everybody is in- yited to attend.
 --Messrs. Settle, Miller, O'Neil and Johnson, of Dardanelle, were over on a visit lastSunday.
 Send us 25 cents and get the DEMO- GRAF until Jan. l, 1880; or, $1.50 and get the paper until Jan. l, 1881.
 Don't forget to buy Cigars from Boswell. He will give you better 5cters for nickle than anybody.
 Everybody who visits Russellyille says our town has fresher and more healthy appearance than any place in the State.
 MT. J. H. Battenfield has closed his dwelling house here and moved to Dar- danelle with hls family-1tcmperaril only, however.
 See here! Have you been to see the new goods, new styles and low prices at k. Roths? If not, go at once, before all the novelties are gone.
 We have on our table q very hand some card announcing the grand Fall opening of the popular millinery house of Madame B. Cans, Littlc-- Rock, Ark.
 We are sorry to hear that our friend Jno. A. Erwin is suffering with a se- we're throat disease. Hope his physi- elan will bring him around all right soon.
 Save time and expense by giving your orders for sheet music to Ira l.. Boswell.
 -SPECIAL PREMIUn.-We will give as a special premium to every man taking any premium on any article from Pope county at the State Fair, one years subscription to the Russell vile DEMOCRAT.
 -J, F. McCARTHUR-Dealcr in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 OYSTERS! SARDrNEs go where you can get them fixed up the cheapest, and Pm sure that's at Ira l.. Boswell's.
 Country produce Is selling now in this market as fnllowsi Butter 15 and 25c; eggs S]5 and 12c; potatoes 75c; peaches 50 to T5c; wheat D and 95c; wool 90 and 2se; feathers 25 and 371 ac; beeswax 20c; tallow 5c; onions 75c; chickens $1.25 to co.
 --Messrs. Filey & Fricke, lessees of the Excelsior Coal Mines, are now prepared to fill orders and make con- tracts for coal in any quantity, and they solicit orders from all wanting a first-class coal. Price If cents, de- llvered. Address; FILEy & FKIcKE, Russellville, Ark. ltf.
 We were pleased 10 meet on last Tuesday, Mir. NJ. c. Henry, the gentle manly and efficient advance agent of of the Coleman Sisters. We consider this Troupe one of great merit, and be- speak for them crowded house.
 Our young friend A. W. McAnally Is, we are pleased to see, again citizen of Russellville. His many friends can find him behind the counter at NJ. Ja- cobson's where he will be glad to see them.
 MT. Sam Brown has young orchard, planted in 1870; which he calls his centennial orchard. He has placed on our table a couple of extra fine ap- pies from some of the trees.
 Theodore Lilienthal, photograph CT of high order of artistic skill, of New Orleaus, has our thanks for very finely executed groupe Photograph of the family of the lanented Gen. J. B. Hood. The New Orleans Democrat pronounces it picture of e2traordin- ary merit.
 Ladies don't forget to call at Ira l.. Boswell's while in town and examine his stock of Jewelry, Stationery and Fancy Goods. He keeps the finest selec- tions in the city. Special orders take. for JeWelry. Come and examine cata- logues.
 Ira L. Boswell, with an eye to bus mess, has enlarged his premises, and will her eafter keep a larger stock than ever. Ira deserves success, and we doubt not he will realize It. Our best wishes go with him.
 The yellow fever has made its ap- pearaiice at Forrest Clty-two cases having developed themselves there on the 18th. All communication with Little Rock, by the Memphis Railroad, was a once stopped. The State Board of health will act vigorously, and we do not apprehend any danger of it reaching the Capital.