The Russellville Democrat., 1880-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

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 German Millit at R. J.wilson's.
 Judge May, of Dardanelle, was in town Friday.
 J. L. Shinn left for St. Louis last Saturday morning.
 The wheat crop throughout our country looks fine.
 Mess. J. A. Bost and Oscar Bejach, of Atkins, were in town last Mon lay.
 "A good mare for sale cheap for cash or good note. WILSON X CARTER.
 MT. w. o. Rogers has furnished his bar with very handsome new mirror.
 Editor Jennings, of the Atkins News. was in town for few moments Monday.
 -FoR SALE.--A good saddle and har- ness horse. Apply to Dr. W. H. Hill, Russellville, Ark.
 Prof. Jones, the live educator, who is building up such an excellent school at Dover, was in town Saturday.
 -FoR SALE AT BARGAIN.-One 24x36 french plate mirror in beautiful walnut frame. Apply to W. O. Ro- gers.
 1 --'sMoNEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE" All are invited to prove this by trading at Dr. Bruton's.
 R. J. Wilson is havinga brisk cash trade since the arrival of his new goods His prices are low and goods first class. All are invited to call and examine.
 There was heavy hail storm in day night, and for thirty-six hours the temperature of the atmosph>re was low cred very sensibly.
 A big stock of mems, youths, boys and childrens clothing and low prices at R. J. Wilson's.
 What do you say, gentlemen of Russellvilie, about the school-house ma ter now? It is of too much im- portance to close your eyes and fold 1 your hands over it.
 Am offering buggies at less than factory prices. R. J. WILSON.
 The furniture manufacturing establishment to which we call atten- tiou in another column is matter which would go long ways toward giving additional importance to our | town.
 The Mitchell Wagon is admitted to be the best, every wagon guaranteed. A car load for sale at K. J. Wilson's.
 The executive committee of the Boone county road enterprise should be at work. There must be funds raised to prosecute the work and this part of the business should be .atten- ded to now so that the means will be on hand to push the thing as soon as crops are laid by.
 My stock of fancy goods is com- plete and great bargains offered to cash buyers. R. J. WILSON. There will be . meeting eff the republican county central committee held in Russellville on next Saturday, for tho purpose of sending delegates to the State convention to be held in Little Rock on the 18th inst.
 New goods this week at Dr. Bru- tons.
 The DEMOCRAT, will, next week, contain biographical sketch of the family four honored fellow-townsman, Capt. Jno. R. Homer Scott, which will no doubt, be read with interest by many people throughout our State.
 They don't make tho fiat fry the lean" but every "tub stands on its own bottom" and the "bottom knocked ont in prices at the CASH house of Dr. Bru- ton.
 MILL FOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale second hand Straut Mill, 30 inch, good as new and will bt sold at bargain. Call on or address
 c. G. OATES, Potts Station. Ark Our worthy young friend, MT. Wn H. Miller, recently all emplOye of tni: the Little Rock Democrat, came uI last Saturday and remained among hi friends here until Tuesday. IT. w. Yerzley. the enterprsine Jefferson Street grocer, has cut of 1, nice large apartmer [ in the front par of one of his store rooms anG is fitting il up nicely for the use of Messrs Crates , & HeiiIn, our excellsnt tonsorial xr- tistes, who will move Into it as soon ai it is ready tor occupancy. ---LUMBER.--The undersigned takes this method of informing the public that his new Saw Mill, Smiles north o Mill Creek Sta., and s miles from Rus sellvills, is in running order and maker the very best pine lumber at $7.50 pei 1000 feet. The patronage of the public is solicited. J. D. WICK. We had the pleasure last week O forming the acquaintance of Mir. B Chase, of Louisville, Kentucky. MT Chase is editor of the Masonic Age anG visits Arkansas In the interests of tha Journal.
 We arc pained to announce tn, sudden death of one of Pope Co.'S es . teemed ci:ixens-Mr. Freeman Win , field. He died from an attack of " phoid-malarial, at his home about miles from here, on Thursday, Apri 18th. The burial which took place a the town cemetery here last Saturda, : was largely attended. BE WISE IN TIME.-Do not neglec to come up and get q chance in the sil \. F- m Hlm