The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-01
LOCAL NEWS.
ErAY your Subscription.

the Cincinnati market.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Cotton goods will now advance are already advancing. = State scrip is now up to s9@90c. in Little Rock. Supply scarce.
 BUCKEYE REAPERs.--For sale by NJ. E. Roys, agent in Russellville. (l3-6t Fresh supply of bonnets just re- ceiyed at MRS. JUDD's. Master Willie York will please ac- cept our thanks for some nice radishes. Deputy County Clerk B. F. Bayliss came down on visit to town last Sat urday.
 Miss Joe Fears is home again from Clinton, where she has had very suc- cessful school.
 We received no Western Immigrant last week. Come, Marcellus, we vence your skipping the DEMOCRAT.
 -Mollie White, tried at Clarksville under change of venue from this coun- ty, for grand larceny, came clear.
 Magistrate Bcrryman, sitting as an examining Court, will investigate the case against Tom Clendenin to-day.
 --Mr. Dick Poe, of Clinton, has been In town for several days, circulating around among,his many friends here.
 We had the pleasure of meeting Judge Pound and Capt. Harrison, two of Yell county's soundest men, in town last Thursday.
 Clean up your premises and put everything in good sanitary condition before hot weather arrives. Let's keep the health of our town good.
 MT. s. P. Adams, one of the good citizens living near Scottville called on the DEMOCRAT Monday and put his name upon our list of subscribers.
 For fresh cool beer, lager or buck beer, go to McCarthur's.
 Our thenks are due our good friend and former brother editor, Col. Jacob Frolich, now Secretary of State, for favors in the way of pub. docs.
 The New York quotations on the 25th of April for cotton for future de- livery were as follows: June 11.94 ; July 12.11; August 1l.25; September 1l.93.
 There are not many towns in the United States the size of our town which make as much Sunday-school- bell-music on Sabbath morning as Rus sellyille does.
 A number of our townsmen have been subpenaed as witnesses in the case of the State vs. s. II. Perry, to be tried at Ozark Monday on change of venue from this county.
 We have not learned, up to the hour of going to press, what disposition the County Court, which now has the matter under trial, has made of the County Seat question.
 Sheriff Hogins returned from Little Rock last Saturday, where he turned over about $4,000 in greenbacks out of funds collected from taxpayers. He has until June to make final settle ment.
 In answer to numerous inquiries we have to say that Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders are pure article. We know them to be so. They are as much superior to all others as a good thing Is superior to a worthless one.
 We acknowledge our indebtedness to Col. Frolich, one of the best Secre- taries of State that we have ever had, for copy of the acts of the last Gener- Assembly of the State. Many thanks, Colonel.
 Sections of the country round about us have been refreshed by good showers of rain during the past week, but we have had none yet in this im- mediate section, and now need it very much.
 We tender our sincere thanks to Miss Lena Reed for very pretty bo- quet, and beg leave to express the wish that flowers of friendship as bright and fragrant as the roses sent us may ever bloom all along her pathway.
 --Rev, Mir, Corley sustained painful bruises by runaway scrape the other nay Himself and his little daughter, Nlrgie, were in the buggy at the time, out happily he managed to get virgie out or the buggy safe from any injury Whatever.
 There is no remedy known to Sclence that will so speedily and so ehectually cure or relieve lumbago, chronic or acute rheumatism, swollen ot stia joints as Johnson's Anodyne iAn'ment used internally and ex- formally,
 lev c. P, Kelly, who has been sooo citizen of our county for the past ven years, will, we are sorry to learn, e'on leave Arkansas and take up his 'esluehce once again in his native State west Virginia. We wish the gentle 'an ana ms family safe and pleasant