The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.

near one hundred.
 Newspapers for sale at this office at fifty cents per hundred.
 Quite little crowd of our young folks visited Dardanelle last Sunday.
 Wilson's first-class goods at low nrices makes the rush. Himself and clerks are kept busy.
 -Bull>bat shooting has been one of amusements of the sports this week.
 The "Morning Star' restarant is The latest candidate for pubic patron- noe in our town. Mir. J. r. McCarthur is the proprietor.
 Don Carlos of Spain, and the Due tle Chambers of France, have for long time been pretenders to the thrones of these two countries, but have failed ot obtain the coveted prize; but Jacobson has no such high aspirations and If you will call on him, he will convince you that he actually gives bargains in all things iG his line.
 MT. J. B. Erwin, representing Furstenheim & Wellford, spent last { Sabbath here at his home.
 Tho Russellville musical society was out In full force last Thursday night. They perform we'll for the time they have been practicing.
 The weil-known Farmers Dress boot, sold by Wilson. Buy it and have no other. Every pair warranted.
 The new school building is pro- gressing as rapidly as circumstances will admit. The workman are doing all they can to get it up.
 Our young friend Mir. Crowder ~ Moseley, now attending school at Quitman, came up last Saturday and spent the Sabbath with friends.
 -IosT. A plain gold ring on the street of Russellville. Finder will be rewarded by bringing to this office.
 MT. A. W. Gross, who is connect ed with the house of E. Roth, left last Sunday morning for Searcy county, where he will be engaged in Mir. Roth $ branch house.
 We were pleased to receive call from MT. A. A. Dabbs, of Franklin county last week. Mir. Dabbs is brother of the woman whom Cal Emory murdered.
 Mir. A. s. Nowell, who is connect> with the hardware establishment of M. B. Roys, received news last week of his fathers death in Illinois. We cons dole with our young friend in this se> we're loss.
 Bears Foot ointment was used and kept secret fifty years in South Caro- lima as a sovereign remedy for white swelling, rheumatism. wounds, etc.
 Charlie Dixon is generally consid, :. cred and is a quiet, good>natured boy; but he got into big ''scrape" down on Jefferson street one nigh last week. Charlie will take pleasure in telling you all about it.
 Rev. J. Hara lson and wife were welcomed by many friends here last week. Mir. Haralson preached an able sermon to large audience at the methodist church Sunday at Il o'clock. Ill you WduG Wnlbe, CTedtl, dtlu anna bread go to the Bakery.
 MT. Aurelius Doggett, who has for the last two years been a resident of this place. bade adieu to friends here ' Monday and now goes to Dardanelle to take position In the establishment of J. Kittay. We part with Really with regret. and hope we may see his genial phiz on this side of the river often.
 Will have a car load of Mitchell wagons in ten days. If you want a good wagon, wait. K. J. WILSON.
 -Dr. J. R. Harvey, minister of the NJ. K. Church South, preached one of the ablest and most impressive sermons $ at the methodist church last Sunday night that it has been our fortune to hear in long time. The sermon was just one hour long, and although the house was full and crowded, the rt> most silence and attention were given the speaker. When Dr. Harvey was q child, from three to seven years old. he lived within less than mile this place at the place now owned by Mir. Jack Hartsell
 The great question is, How can Wilson sell goods so cheap? Here is the answer: A car load of furniture and car load of flour received this < week. Have made the third order this fall for children's boys and mems cloth ing; and for ladies cloaks and dolmans, N, and many other goods. Come and see them.
 Cop SPEED YoU.-We had pie as- ant call from our friend Mir. J. M. Sims, so we'll and favorably knewn in Russellville as one of the polite clerks Tn the popular and we'll established drug store of Messrs. Harkey & Bro. He informs us that he leaves us to-day having formed partnership in the drug business under the name and style of Sims & Steele, and that his lo> eation will be two miles West of Clarks- Vile near horsehead prairie on the h' k. & r. s. R. w., in Johnson coun- X y' We wish our young friend success Tn his undertaking and regret much to loose him as A citizen