The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-15
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 --BUCKEYE REAFERs.--For sale by NJ E. Roys, agent in Russellville. (l3-6t
 For fresh cool beer, lager or buck beer, go to McCarthur's.
 Rev. J, s. Wilbanks preached at the Baptist Church last Sunday.
 Mir. D. R. Grant, of Moreland, passed through town last Monday en. route to Fort Smith.
 Sheriff IIogins and Deputy Clerk Bayliss, of Dover, have been visible on our streets since our last.
 MT. J. G. Wallace was the proud est man in Russelivillc last Friday morning. It is girl. -.....
 --Dr. NJ. NJ. McGuire, the able editor of the Dardanelc Arkansian, greeted Us in our sanctum last Friday,
 Col. W. c. Ford left last Friday for trip 10 the Indian country west of us. He will be absent perhaps three weeks. It is altogether likely that the steam ferry boat, "Oasis" will soon be put in again between Norristown and Dardanelle.
 Col. Sam. W. Williams, of Little Rock, was in town Monday and passed on up to the Franklin Circuit Court Tuesday.
 General Cabell, of Dallas, Texas, more familiarity known in Arkansas as cold Tige," passed up the road on the train last Saturday.
 There are not many towns in the United States the size of Russellville which have so little immortality among the young men of the place.
 -Dr. c. l.. Kirksey, of Dover, was In town Monday. He reports the health of the upper part of the county as being very good.
 pr. A. II. Scott and family of Little Rock, came last week, to spend a few days with relatives and friends in our town, We wish them pleasant visit.
 MT. Tom Hurley, one of the most efficient officials connected with the Ft. Smith Railroad. married Miss Euper, of Fort Smith, last week. Much joy, Tom.
 -J, P. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Winkelmcyer's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 Mir. M. B. Roys informs us that he has never yet seen strawberry plants bear such a prolific crop in any other State as the plants in his garden here in town are now yielding.
 The demand for good tan-yard at this place is still unsupplied. We know of no better chance for the right kind of q man to make little fortune than to start such an establishment here.
 The new bridge over the town branch, on River street has been com- pleted and turned oyer to the town by the contractors, Mess. Reber & Cleaver. It looks like a substantial job, but it is rough looking affair.
 --Mr. Carnell, of the Fort Smith Elevator, was in town last week for a short time. We were delighted to have the opportunity of making our esteem- ed contemporary's acquaintance.
 
 MT. Rudisil, of White county, was in our town a day or two last yeek. He returned home Saturday, taking his three. little children, who had been here at his sister-in-law's, with him.
 County Examiner o. II. Tucker win be at Dover on Friday and Satur- day May 30th and 3lst for the purpose of examining teachers touching their qualifications to teach in the public . schools of Pope county
 We have not seen a lovlier boquet this year than the one sent us last Fri day, with the compliments of Mrs. J. F. Munday. We can assure our good lady friend that we appreciate the beau ,lful flowers very highly.
 The Railroad Company settled their taxes with Collector Hogins last Satur- day, and the freight train which had been tied up here for more than a week pulled out. Mir. Hogins is tho first Collector on the line of the road who has brought the road to time with their taxes,
 In to-day's paper win be found the order of the County Court in the Coun- ty Seat matter, and also the sheriil7s proclamation of election made in pur- snancc thereof. In the meantime the anti-rcmoYalists have given notice that they will apply to His Honor Judge Jacoway, in chambers at Ozark, on May 22nd for writ of certiorari to act asa supersedeas In this cause, MT. NJ. Jacobson, one of the new merchants Of Russellville, who has IN proved himself live business man, has moved his store into.the stand formerly occupied by Messts. J. M. Harkey & @ro' The roon has been completely Al renovated and re-fltted and under the I 'HHiiui mahinp .Iations of the artistic