The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.

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 LOCAL NEWS.
 --Weather beautiful.
 Business is booming all along tn,
 line.
 --State scrip selling at Little Rock al
 97 cents.
 About 10000 bales of cotton hay,
 been shipped from this station up to
 date.
 1T. ". YcrzIey, the popular grocer
 returned last week from St. Franci.
 county, and Memphis.
 We are placed under obligations to
 Mir. c. B. Gerber for late issues of the
 Indianapolis Sentinel.
 -Dr. - Dupriest. a prominent K
 of H. of Louisville, Ky, honored us
 with a call last week.
 Cotton picking has been resumed
 and many bales of the fleecy staple are
 gathered in every day.
 Coal and wood are becoming more
 plentiful, and gives measure of relief
 to overtaxed pocketbooks.
 --Messrs. George Jamison ana Will
 RoIlow, of Dover, were among our Qnsreeable callers last week.
 --Mr. - Coon and family, of Tens
 essee, have recently taken up their
 Essidence i'll town. .,;4 MT. s. N. Evans Is now with How a Tasll, White & Co.,. where he will be $ 2 blcased to gree. ses ms rrsspx px friends. h,i6k' MARRIED.--In Lee township, Dec. III 1880, by W. P. Lazenby, Esq.,, Mir. John Barcfield and Miss Mollie Hamlin. Assistant cotton-weigher W. c. o Renfrow, informs us that he had weigh of ed Z, 800 bales cotton up to Nov. 30, 1880. -Mr. c. w. Johnson has been ap> I pointed timber agent of the Little Rock d ld{Fort Smith road by Col. Slack. and
 iN in the future have charge of that
 Illness.
 fS If you would gather Tn good crop hc sr.asliday business now is the time to She your IdifoILiSoiicuto III tiiC Di.mO- ts 7 iu The return will be an hundred Parents should visit the schools in ls tr respective districts. Such visits Si good effects on teachers and pu-
 They encourage them to do their best.
 Be were pleased to receive social goo From Dr. T. c. Poor, of Spring eea Mo, last week. The doctor is ,a !, Iecting with view of locating in lection.
 |he key advertised last week be-
 2 to Nj. E. Roys, who was i'll pos
 W of the same within an hour
 issue of our paper. MORAL ' puse.
 taisrs. Really Doggett and Charlie
 of the village -over-the-river,
 Ripped in our town Sunday. This Dming an attractive town for a ss lrtlanellians. ma ld thought by some of our far> bI Wit the recent cold snap killed kenny young fruit trees. and that TT Respect for fruit crop next sums % iecidly slender. ORDER NO. 100. To everybody Bl Iare commanded to call at the store Ba& P. Wooten at your earliest cons ~ Nnce prepared to buy groceries and Der than eyer. w. F. WooTEN. M N xast Sabbath was the first day of r5H Hu Corrupted sunshine vouchsafed to IN about three weeks. It was great arJ and thought by many the most bful day of their lives. Nh4 ,s supreme count has granted an alk i. l in the case of Cal Emory, sons sss1arr 1 to be hung in this county on the sarbx hst. A new trial may or may not aaE nted, but in either event he cam sau hanged on the l7th. yaSee oice sugar and sugar house mos luts sat w. r. Wooten's. aaSd S. Weathers and family, and Is M Warner aud family have recently he esl Ill In our town and become citizens nfrA <f. The former gentleman is em- an by Luker, Settle & Co.,. and the t~s skt S'by Blackburn & Shinn. BHih ihut, fish, sausage. canned goods Ny sy description at w. F. Wootens. ns,I ,,,se who have come to Russell .m iln fom abroad ought to have the hn ,RAr sent to their friends whom saa I've left behind. It will every N y5nycy some new intelligence of es .psriority or this county. mn ,e way to buy choice groceries AFl have money, is to call on w. r. ,S9 X !, the boss grocery man, at once. E. unusually disastrous weather ,ab Vast forty days has not alone ass neral in this state but in the ", Cotton belt as we'll. Reports As Il the cotton states indicate great 70 the ungathered crops in the IaNy pIce line of fancy and stick cans