The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-08
LOCAL NEWS.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 --BrcKEYE HEATERS. For sale by NJ. B Rows, agent in Russellville. ll3-6t MT. Dan T. Reynclds,of Dover was In town Monday.
 Conductor Hogin's freight train is still in statu quo.
 For fresh cool beer, lager or buck beer, go to McCarthur's.
 A. NJ. Wilson's is the place to get pure drugs, perfumeries, &c.
 Sheriff Iogins and deputy Young, were in town Tuesday.
 -Messrs. Ross and Snyder, of Scott vile called to sec us Tuesday.
 Judge R. B. Wilson and A. W. Me Annally went to Conway, Tuesday.
 If you want to keep up with the times. subscribe for the DEMOCRAT.
 MT. J. l.. Shinn made flying trip to Little Rock Wednesday. Will re- turn to-day or tomorrow.
 Mir. James II. and Charlie Shinn, both of whom have been absent from town some weeks, returned home Monday.
 All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for furniture at $. R.. streets, Russellyillle.
 ? Col Broughall, the heavy repre- tentative of the Sunny South is doing Russellville this week in the interests of his paper.
 MT. ". $. Jewell, representing the deserving clothing and gents furnish- ing establishment of Bernays & Max we'll, Little Rock, was in town yester- day.
 MT. s. A. Buck has removed his stock of merchandise from his old stand to the more commodious rooms former ly occuyied by A. Bejach & Co.,, corner of Main and Jefferson Streets.
 -J, P. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Winkelmeyer's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 We are pleased to know that Prof NJ. II. Baird's school at Pleasant Grove, Holly Bend township, is in a flourish ing condition. There is a regular att tendance of about 50 pupils, and the Prof. is highfy pleased with his success.
 Our special correspondent wishes to return thanks to Mrs. J. E. Batten- : field, Misses Jessie Howell, Annie NJ. Ferguson and Jessie Walls for the sweet perfumed and elegant boquets received at their hands.
 If you have allowed any of your lands to become delinquent for taxes of 1878, don't fail to redeem them within one year, as after that time they are liable to be sold to any person who may apply for them, without further notice.
 MT. c. II. Gregory, of the Altus FrIit Grower and Recorder, was in town on business last Saturday. He looked just like man who is trying to do some good in the world, and who has plenty of luscious strawberries to eat.
 The people of Little: Rock are just now engaged in making foolssof them selves by lionizing a lsquad of tramps who are selling what they call Wizard oil. They have found soft snap at that place.
 keep your eye on the advertise ments in the DEMOCRAT and you will have directory of the live business concerns before you at all times. Men who advertise are the liberal hearted ones and understand business, and the man who understands business is the one te deal with.
 We regret to know that MT. Dar- ling Love got'seriously hurt the other day by falling from his wagon. The wagon was loaded with cotton bales upon which was box of bacon, and 'hNh 1iis tE ittt ttbtti lilt Nft2pH tttG box of meat came ulmbl!na cut upon him, breaking rih eF two, Quite number of our ultleen. of both sexes went on the eSearsleA ID the river on the steam ferry beat oasis last Friday night It was lovely night and all seemed to enjoy t. For vourtesies extended 10 the DEMOCRAT on the occasion our thanks are due the managers of the affair, and also to Capt. Joe Eylns, Master of the craft. The ladies Of D4rdsnelle give a grand supper at fhe court house thls evening to raise funds to fence in and clear of the cemetery al that place. If any of our citizens want to have an en- N loyable evening and get 8 superb sup ' per too, and zt thss same time contribute | amite to this wogihy e4use they cannot uo better than ss g over and take in fl,.