The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-26
 LOCAL NEWS.


 Wa will send the DEMOCRAT until ofter the presidential election for twenty-five cents.
 The M. E. church will begin 2 commenting at Centre Valley on Fri- day the Sd of next month.
 We have a life scholarship in the little Rock commercial college which we will sell at reasonable discount. The rock foundations for the new depot building hava been finished and the frame work is rapidly going up. The first bale of new cotton from ofr the Fort Smith road passed down on the 18th inst. It was shipped frsm Alma to Memphis.
 A few Mitchell wagons left; the factory has advanced prices. Call soon or you will pay higher prices, CT buy An inferior wagon.
 R.J. WILSON. -Messrs. Fowler & Co. are making some improvements in the interior of their store preparatory to receiving their largo fall and winter stock.
 In the returns of the primary slec- ton published last week tho total vote for A. k. Robinson for assessor should have been 556 instead of 356.
 A campmeeting under theauspices of the NJ. k. c. s. will be conducted at Gravel Hill beginning tomorrow and will continue several days.
 Mir. T. W. Yerzley pays tribute to the order-loving people of Eureka. He says tho hundreds of strangers meet daily and not a distur bancc of any kind occurs.
 -FoUND.-The place for bargains in dry goods, shoes, hats, boots, clothing and groceries, in fact anything . lady or gentleman may want, is it Jacob sons cheap store.
 -"Come humble sinner In whose breast . thousand thoughts rsvolve," ]" and subscribe for the DEMOCRAT for tho rest of the campaign. Price only twsn- ty-fve cents.
 LAND FOR SALE.-l6o acres of land, about 90 acr ss cleared, in Valley town- ship. Terms one-fourth cash, balance in twelve months; good note. Apply to J. W. Gullett, Gum Log, Ark.
 MT. J. F. Settle has recently fn- ishsd for Mir. J. A. Moselsy, of our town, a gun stock which in workman ship and finish will compare favorably with any manufacture. Mir. Settle is sskillful workman.
 -MoRR RooM-Nor MoNEY.-MuSt make room for our fall stock. Jacob son offers more goods for less money than any other house in Russellville. Be convinced by calling on them at once.
 We inadvertently omitted mention last week of the arrival ofa nice young man at the residence of our fellow townsmxn Mark A. Aoseley. He weighs ten pounds and will doubtless be named Hancock.
 -The Hancock boom continues to swell. A bouncing boy arrived at the house of Esq. c. W. Berryman last Monday evening and declared for the democratic nominee. Let the good work go on.
 Hon. G. W. Caruth, elector for the state at large on the democratic ticket will address the citizens of Russellville and surrounding country on Thursday Sept. 23d. Let everybody come out and hear hin.
 George P, Powell & Co.'s news paper directory for 1880 has been re- ceived. It was issued August lst, and contains a complete list of the news- papers and periodicals of this country. See advertisement.
 --Jacobson's goods for the next ten days have been marked down fifteen per cent. We propose to make no dis- play but will convince all purchasers that VIC mean business. Como early for bargains.
 -We arc again placed under obligs- tlons to our friend Samuel Brown for . basket of fruit, consisting of apples peaches and pears, of tho finest and best quality. May you live thousand years, Mr. Brown, to enjoy the good things of this life.
 The many new and substantial im- provements in Russellville arc begin ming to attract attention from abroad MT. - Ransom, of Van Buren, a con- tractor and builder, is here with view oflocsting. He will perhaps form . eopartncrship with Mir. Ogden.
 The Atkins News says the party who inserted . oard in that paper rehecting on Mir. Bysrs, was a Byers man, and worked hard for him on the day of the primary election. The voters here dropped on that little "trick" al once, and it lost MT. B. many votes