The Russellville Democrat., 1881-03-10
packs his trunk reluctantly

Winter packs his trunk reluctantly. Miss Ella Blackburn, of Ozark, is in town visiting relatives.
 Business is brisk. Cotton is arriv- ing from the mountains quite rapidly.
 The Rubber paint gives satisfaction. Try it. J. W. WELLS.
 We return thanks to w. c. Rem frow for a batch of late Washington dailies.
 The Espy two-bit fund grows con- tinually. s599.s5 have been contributed to date.
 The next term of Pope circuit court will meet at Dover on the first Monday in April.
 A nice lot of fine toilet soaps, CO., logne, and extracts just received at
 J. ". WELLS. We were this week favored with a call from Mir. Sol. Lewy. representing the Kellogg Printing company, of Lit tic Rock.
 -Bya law recently enacted the coun- ty and probate judge of Pope county will hereafter receive a salary of $600 annually.
 w. P. Wooten has just received a 1000 pound lot of fine salt pork which lie is selling remarkably cheap.
 The council last Tuesday night ap- pointed J. W. Tucker, F. E. Barrow and A. B. Williamson judges of corpor- ation elections, to hold their offices for enc year.
 We were pleased to form the &C., quaintance of Mir. J. l.. Baker, of Eu- reka Springs, this week. MT. Baker is taking orders for the Encyclo- pedia Brittanica, work of eminent merit.
 In spite of the unprecedented, tres menaous sales at E. Roth's bankrupt sale, have still to offer a large and we'll assorted stock of general merchan- disc, at still further reduction from as- sessed prices, in order to close out, which 1 am ordered to do on short mo- tice. JOHN SToDDARD, Receiver.
 Last Wednesday burglars entered the dwelling of MT. Martin Epps. about six miles west of Russellville, and ss- cured about s75 in money. No clue to the robbers.
 Mir. James Swarsngen, of Missis. sippi, has been in town several days prospecting with view of locating here. We would gladly welcome him as a permanent citizen,
 The preliminary examination of Ed Hall at Atkins. for the murder of J. ". Bernard in December last, resulted in the committing Of Hall to jail on charge of murder.
 Col. W. L. Morris, city editor of the Helena Daily Ysemsn, dropped in to see us Friday. The Col. was en> route home from Dardaaslle, and look ed the psrsoniflcation of fine health and spirits.
 rtcubs bhh ihi~b flower seeds in variety at
 J. W. WELLS.
 Capt. James M, Harkey returned last week from an extended business tour through Searcy and Newton coun- ties. He is well pleased with his trip, which was successful as well as pleas ant.
 The safe-blowers who have been unsuccessful in some of our neighbor- ing towns, got in their work pretty we'll at Dover last Friday night. Our correspondent gives the particulars in another column.
 The business of the late Nj. E. Roys will be continued at the old stand by Mrs. A. NJ. Roys, with II. s. Eagle AS business manager. We hope the house will be as successful under the new management as under the old.
 Under the new law the next term of Pope county court will convene on the fourth Monday in March. The next term Of probate court the first Monday in May. The other three terms or county and probate court are unchanged.
 Prof. c. A. Jones has been appoint cd agent at this place for the Arkansas School Journal, periodical which should be in the hands of every teacher, at least, in Arkansas. The Journal is published monthly, in Little Rock, at Sl per annum.
 Great sacrifice in ready-made cloth ing, ladies and gsntlsmsn's hats, ladies shoes, etc, at E. Roth's bankrupt sale.