The Russellville Democrat., 1880-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.

H-Councll me0shs night.
 Masonic lodge meeting next Satur- day night.
 Miss Lucy Southmayd. charming Van Buren belle, is visiting friends in Russellville.
 Mir. W. W. Scott is clerking in the family grocery establishment of MT. R. IT Tate on Main street. "A dangerous looking centipede is bottled up and exhibited from the sho W window of Judd & Bruchie. The Baptist State Convention will convene at this place to>day at 10 a. m. large attendance is expected. Bear in mind that you can get fresh oysters served in any style at NcCarthur's restaurant on Jefferson street.
 The three new engines in use on I the Fort Smith road are named re- spectiyely, Converse, Weld, and Will shire.
 l AMr.J. NJ. Longcoy and family, of Harrison, have taken up their residence in this place. Mir. Longcoy is endeav- bring to get up school.
 It IS reported that young Mir. Cor don will soon erect new business bouses on the east side of Jefferson street, by the side of the Macarthur hall.
 The senior editor of the DEMOCRAT, accompanied by Miss Rose Patterson and Miss Jessie Howell, visited Atkins, our thriving eastern neighbor, last Monday.
 MT. J. B. Erwin, the energetic trayeier for the staunch commission and grocery house of Furstenheim & Wellford, Memphis, arrived in town Tuesday.
 -LosT.-On the streets of Russell. vile last Saturday fine gold breast pin with rich stone settings. The find CT will be literally rewarded by leav- ing the same at this office.
 The mutual accommodation trans fer line is the name of a new transpor- tation company plying between this place and Dardanelle. For further Particulars apply to Will or Really. An original poem dedicated to J, RI. S. was received too late for this Issue, but will appear in the next.
 "A Dardanelle gentleman exhibited mastodon tooth as ten cents sight, ht the Macarthur hall last Saturday. Tot more than enough money was ken in to pay of the national debt. -5est assortment of ladies and chil' n's shoes at lowest prices at
 K. RoTH's.
 I've congratulate our friend J. S. pillars upon securing the third premi- m on cotton at the Arkansas state Dir. This makes the second premium Nope county farmers have taken on btton this season.
 Especial inducements offered in 0othing for next 30 days at E Roth's. -Mr James II. Shinn and bride re- Rrned home from their bridal tour St Friday. We join their many iends in wishing that their bright ppes and joyous anticipations may eet with full, ,fruition. N -Now is your time to secure bargains learn that E. Roth intends closing his entire stock of clothing in order carry more complete line of dry ods.
 MT. J. II. Battenfleld rejoicos in
 arrival of a bran new baby of the le persuasion at his house last week te rays the first thing the new arri.
 does of mornings is to crow, hence fears he favors Hancock for presi' nt.
 "A large lot of sewing machines ea2 for cash at E. RoTH's.
 -A we'll known salesman and "s ntemen from the country" caused { rry of excitement on Main street Friday. There was no blood shed
 light contribution was levied pm them by his honor, the mayor
 the use of the incorporation.
 Gall and get one of Roth's fine
 KS before they are all gone.
 -Ihe next meeting of the council
 nid appoint commIttee to inspect
 " chimney and stove flue in town
 ry precaution against the origin U sFsad of fire should be taken now
 fire breaks ont it will be toe Gentlemen of the council, yor
 ''a not neglect so important duty lisl
 ihS! The election is over, and
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 pf'ces, and will certainly be true
 office. Call and see him. ne l2th Annual edition of Geo. F
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