The Russellville Democrat., 1881-07-14
LOCAL NEWS.
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 How did you enjoy the 4th. Ouri ,yas pleasant enough, thank youl
 The thermometer is one hundred lr she shade and thousand in the sun.
 If yon think you can improve or this paper in the present condition oi inc weather, you are welcome to try it
 Parties having business in Probate oo,rt will bear in mind that on nexi Monday that court convenes at Dover
 -1'he authorities have let the cons .ract for grading David street, and the work is being done as fast as circum- stances will permit.
 A new lot of lawns and faces just received at the New York Cash Store.
 To Mir. Ed. Bernard, the accom- nodating ice dealer, we are again in- debted for big lump of frozenness. We are thine sincerely, Ed.
 TO our thoughtful and generous Ssseiend. A. K. Rankin, esq, the thanks of the DEMOCRAT family are due, and hereby rendered, for heaping armfull of roasting ears.
 The Naw York Cash Store will pay the highest price for wool ill cash or merchandise.
 A plat of the Russellville cemetery has been completed by County Surveys or Potts, and the same filed in the res corder's office. The work is well done and cost $30.00.
 Ayers Ague Cure is an infallible cure for Fever and Ague in all it's forms. The proprietors warranti it, and their word is as good as U. $. bond. ~Trisl proves it.
 From and after this day the New York Cash Store proposes to sell the entire stock of merchandise lower than eyer.
 An improvement of value is the handsome two-story residence just about completed by Mir. J. H. Poe, on Jefferson street on the south side of town. It will be cozy and comforta> ble home.
 "A $l0 bill was lost on the street last Wednesday or Thursday, which the finder can restore to the owner Mir. Fenz Tucker, if he is disposed to, and receive fair compensation for his z act of honesty.
 All goods marked down from the regular price 10 to 20 per cent, at the New York Cash Store. Come early and secure bargains.
 About half dozen Irish girls, fresh from could Ireland" landed here Saturday noon enroute to Darcla- nelle where they will be employed as servants. They are robust and healthy looking specimens and will doubtless make acceptable help.
 Tine Little Giant fire engine was levied upon and sold by the sheriff last Saturday to satisfy costs accrued in the recent lawsuit, and brought only $66.50 about .00 less than the amount of cost. J. H. Battenfeld was the pur- chaser of the engine.
 MT. Wm. Lipscomb furnishes us the first full grown cotton bolls. They were handed in July 2, and are at least two days earlier than any we have heard of. Mir. Lipscomb lives five miles from town on the Dover road, and cultiyates part of the Tyson place.
 The saw mill of Chapman & Yon- lev, at Mill Creek, was destroyed by fire on the night of the 9th inst. Loss about $500; no insurance. Mfr. Chap man informs us that new mill will be put in and business resumed as soon as the machinery can be received from the east.
 ---Capt. A. R. Robinson, county as- sessor, will receive calls from the tax payers of Illinois township at this p,1a ha .12fh 10th inst, for the purpose of listing taxable property for 1881. Prompt attendance will prevent future trouble and prob- able expense.
 William Wiesse, a carpenter by trade, left this town between two suns few days ago, leaving sundry bills large and small--unsatisfied. It is rus mored that he is at Eureka Springs. and if so the good people of that local ity would do we'll to keep their weather eye upon him.
 For pure, fresh Drugs, at bottom prices, call on J. W. WELLS.
 -Thos Heryey. a robust and healthy colored man, in the employ of Mir. Lew Smith, was found in the woods near town on the 4th inst. insensible from c4CcaSiV5 HtnOTTHdRe OI LHo lungs. He was well cared for but continued to grow worse until Thursday death re- lioved him of his sufierings.
 There are a number of out-houses in this town that arc death dealing nuisances, and should be abated with out delay. A stroll any evening along the alleys contiguous to our principal streets will regale the aldermanic olfac- tories with an odor that will locate the nuisances complained of with unerring certainty. Let the city dads try it.
 Two big excursions consisting of home-seekers from the states of Ala bama, Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas will leave Chattanooga, Tenn, July I4th and 10th respectively, to inspect the fertile lands and wonder ful resources of this state. Agent c. '. Barrett, representing the l.. k. tS Y. $. By, at Chattanooga, will accom- pany one of the excursion parties.
 Rubber Paint is still ahead. Use it every time. For sale by J. W. Wells. Intelligence was received here last week of the death of Robt. II. Jamison, at the residence of his uncle, in Louis- iaaa. For many months that fell de- stroyer-consumption, had been carry