The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-24
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ENCAL NEWS.

Newspapers when are using patent ,,,tsides gotten out in Memphis are now in bad fix.
 A son of Mir. J. F. Chesser, living sn the J. W. Harkcy neighborhood, died from lux yesterday.
 ,4-Now is the time to SOW turnips. They are an excellent article for food Tor cows, sheep and hogs. Sow lots of them.
 Major J. P. Byers was in town Sat urday. He gives glowing account of the good time he had on the editorial excursion.
 -Clarksville had considerable fire last Monday. Two or three stables and Y. blacksmith shop were destroyed. Loss s2,OOO to s3,0O0.
 Ozark had a loud-odored scandal Last week in which parties well known . and of respectable families figured con- spicuously.
 A pr. Parker, who was confined in the iail at Bentonvillc under the charge of having procured abortion, made his escape last Tuesday night.
 Mir. Fitzheury, of the Fort Smith Independent, stopped over a day or two in our town last week, and paid us several pleasant visits.
 We were pleased to receive call f5 m Prof. Savage, of Helena, last AHmday; and companionable gentle man and wide-awake man we found him.
 Cuban Chill Tonic, the great West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, q NEW and great Medicine for Chills. Fevers, Biliousness and Liver Complaint, at J. Nj. Harkey & Bros.
 Col. Frolich and family arrived in town last Tuesday and will spend few weeks here. They are guests of our fellow-townsman Capt. J. E. Richards. We wish them a pleasant sojOurn in our town.
 Hike a star amid the gloom,
 Tike the rose of May in bloom,
 Like the sunshine in the roOm," came the refreshing, revivifying rain from the heavens last Friday. Twas glorious.
 Hon. W. J. Patton, of Little Rock, arrived In town yesterday. We are sorry to sec him in rather poor health, and hope few weeks stay in our healthy little city will be of much ben eff: to him.
 Our esteemed friend and former fellow-townsman, Mir. w. J. Reynolds, with his estimabte lady, were in town last week and part of this, visiting their many friends here. Billie" now has charge of the depot at Clarksvillc. We wish him world of good fortune.
 The Clarksville District Confer ence will be held at Dover. Pope coun- ty, Ark, commencing July 3l, at s1l o'clock p. m., with sermon by E. H. Greenhouse. I. l.. BURRow, F. E. Altus, June 20, 1879.
 -The Dardanelle boys beat our Rus sellville boys most Outrageously in a game of base ball played last Friday the score standing P to ?. Our boys say they will turn the scales the other way next game, which they expect to phy some time soon.
 -J, F. McCARTHUR-Dealcr 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.
 The party of our townsmen who cxcurted to the Indian country all got back home last Saturday evening. They turned back sooner than they expected to on account of the dro,ith. None of them seem to have lost their scalps.
 --Messrs. Filcy & Fricke, lessees ok 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 flrst-class coal. Price If cents. de- llycred. Address, FILEY & FRIcKE, Russcllville. Ark. [tf. Nick Kupferle. one of the livest business men of Little Rock, sold two hundred kegs of lager beer in one day last week. He sells and ships it to all parts of the State. Look in the leading newspapers Of tho State and you will lind Mir. Kupferlc's advertisement- hence his success.
 Mir. Frank Jobo, Publisher ahd Business Manager of the Russellville DEMOCRAT, one of the best papers In Arkansas, made Us a pleasant visit last saturday He was on his return ffulh the excursiun," and spent while With his fathet's family, heaf ouf town,-White Co, Beacon,
 Thanks, Bro. Bennett, for the com. nliment. Your good opinion is highly appreciated.
 -Wo had fine rain last Friday. 1t had been sadly needed and prayed for oy our people for some time and 1t did "great deal of good. Cotton Is now in most promising oonditiou-many of our farmers considering it better than M