The Russellville Democrat., 1880-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS. |
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 -wANTED.-Cood foot ash wood q the Russellville Bakery, c. W. Bruchi' proprietor.
 The executive Board of the Baptis State convention met in our town las Monday evening.
 Attorney Burney has moved hii office from Jefferson Street into tn, Shinn block.
 We acknowledge a pleasant cal from Mir. c. H. Gregory, of the Indus. trial Advocate, last Saturday.
 The M. K. Congregation at thi' place are building parsonage near their church building.
 ...Rev. Jerome Haralson and Rev. J. N. Clayton, of Washington County, were among our visitors Friday last.
 If you want good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on W. c. REsrRow, Russellville, Ark. ftf.
 The weather for the past week has been most delightful. Cool. frosty, brscing mornings-with clear genial sun-shiny days.
 Rev. J. W. Turner and Mir. A. c. Kramer, of Little Rock, both attending Conference here called to see us last Thrrsday.
 W. W. Breashear, Esq. and Mir. - Robertson. of Ssarcy county, mem bers of the M. E. Conference, paid us a visit Friday.
 We were pleased to meet Mr. Cameron, of tho St. LoniS Christian Advocate several times last week. He was here attending conference. Personal communications, If pub lished at all, will Dc charged for at the rate of l5 cents per line. There will be no deviation from this rule.
 We arc pained to learn of the death of Mir. wm. F. Conlee, of Lewisburg, Clerk of Conway Co. He died very suddenly on last Sunday, the lst inst, after an illness of only three days. Rev. J. W. Hagen, of Oar ianelle, will Preach at the Methodist church in this place on the 9th Sunday in this month. Communion service will be held and the baptism of children at- tended to.
 -Amongst the attendents of Confer once here, which we were glad so meet and become acquainted with, were Mess. E. B., and J. c. Garden, the for mer Of Fayettville, and the latter of Charleston.
 There will be an important meet ing 1t the School house tomorrow night. School interests will be discuse- cd and steps taken to shape things for having better school facilities here than we have ever before had.
 Correspondents will please bear in mind that we can not undertake to pub- fish communications unless accOmpan- jed by the real name of the writer; not necessarily for publications, but as an evidence of good faith and protection to us.
 Seed oats, seed potatoes, the finest quality of flour, side meat and hams, meal, and one thousand other articles which are kept in first class family grocery, are all for sale at the popular house of W. P. Wooten & Co.
 -J, P. McCARTHUR-Dealcr in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 MT. Sac Churchill, the gentleman ly representative of that excellent home grocery house, Chas. F. Penzel & Co.,, of Little Rock, was in town Friday last. The house he represents merits success, and we are glad to learn from "Capt. Sam" shat prosperity Is smiling upon it.
 --SHiNaLEs.-Forre & Turner take this method of informing the public that they have purchased the old Steel & Kelly mill, and are now prepared ts furnish first class heart pine shingles at 8 per 1000. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mill is located lk miles north of Mill Crock Station. Address,
 FOREST & TURNER, London, Ark.
 Capt. P. W. Parker informs us that his new double Turbine Water Wheel, procured from James Leffell, of Springfield, Ohio, is in position and works like charm. His mill is loca- thd on Galla Greek and he will com. mence grinding corn and wheat Mon day next.
 --NoTIcE.-Our business having in- creased so extensively that we have found d 1t necessary to enlarge our stock, consequently we are now receiving one of the largest stocks of choice groceries that has ever been brought to the place which will be jobbed and retaled at the very lowest possible prices.