The Russellville Democrat., 1879-02-13
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LOCAL NEWs.
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 If you want a city office at the April election announce your candidacy through the DEMOCRAT.
 Every member of the Literary So- ciety should be present at the regular meeting tomorrow night.
 Mir. R. B. Potts has had the car D,nters at work for the past week on his new residence and will soon have it ready for occupation.
 If you want good seed oates call o, R. J. WILSON.
 Major Jas. Robinson, of the excel lent cotton factor and commission house of Kirkland, Humphrey & Co.,, st Louis, was in town Monday.
 -Mr. Chatwood, lately of Logan county, paid us pleasant call Monday morning. He takes the school at Gum Log Chapel.
 Red rust-proof oates for sale at
 R. J. WMsoN's. MT. John Austin, a laborer who had for some time past been at work at fine Ouita Coal Bank, died at the board ing house of MT. Hood, ill this place last Monday.
 s Don't forget the sale of valuable real estate, belonging to the estate of E. D. K. Shinn, deed. in front of J. l.. Shinn's store next Saturday. There are several tracts of very valuable lands. The lecture by Rev. Mr. Moffat Monday night was well attended, and from the strict attention paid to the sneaker ali must have been entertained and interested.
 By an awkward oversight in giving the names of the officers of Banner Lodge K. of H., last week, we omitted the name of James A. Miller, Chaplain. -s We are under obligations to Rev. Mr. Moffat, of our town, for late copy of the National Labor Tribune, of Pitts burg, Pa. The Tribune is an excellent paper of its class.
 We had the pleasure of a call from Mir. F. A. Robertson, County and Pro- bate Judge of Searcy county, last Fri day. We were glad to meet the gen. tleman, and will take pleasure in hay ing him repeat the visit when he Is in our town.
 J, r. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco Winkeimeyer's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. Fresh oysters al- ways on hand. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courtc- ous attendants.
 A new time table on the Ft. Smith road went into effect last Monday The passenger and express trains pass each other at this place now at l2 :3U p.m., each remaining fifteen minutes for dinner. The eastern bound 1t. train now arrives at 12 :25 pm. and leaves at 12:50. The western bound freight will pass here at 9 :45 am.
 If we could speak in tones of thun- der we would use our voice to advise a all people everywhere to get at once bottle of Johnson's Anodyme Eminent. As preventive of Diphthcria, pneu- monia, congestion, and all dangerous throat and lung diseases its value Is priceless.
 Certain parties have been for years foolng the country with immense packs of horse and cattle powders which are utterly worthless. Don't be deceived by them. Sheridan's powders are the only kind now known in this country which are strictly pure. They are very powerful.
 The loose stock in our streets has became almost an intolerable nuisance. Last Saturday we witnessed a most pro- T voking instance of the annoyances and losses sustained from this cause. A customer who had been trading at one of the stores commenced to load the articles purchased in his wagon. He put in one armful of packages, and while he returned to the store to get the remainder of his goods loose horse made a raid on his wagon and succeed ed, in almost less time than 1t takes to tell it, in destroying dollars worth Of sugar-a total loss--and damaged a bundle or two of white goods to con siderable extent. We do not insist on our town council enacting any measure (which would be oppressive to our citi- 2ens, but we do think they should abate this nuisance somehow or other. How would it do to enact an ordinance which would make every citizen of the town responsible for the damage done by his COWS, cattle or horses which he permits to run at large on the streets Gentlemen of the council, think Of this, Tor 1t is becoming matter of grievous complaint. and countrymen are getting out of all patience at the annoyance and loss they sustain from this cause when they come to town.
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