The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
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LOCAL NEWS.

Easter Sunday on the l7th.
 Our subs ,riptIon list continues to grow.
 Go to the illumination festival next Wednesday night.
 The good work of improvement is visible on every hand.
 -Nessrs. Howell. White & Co.,. s new brick store will soon be under way.
 There is time for every thing, and now is the time to advertise spring goods.
 -''Vennor" we going to have done with this scmi-winter weather? Echo answers -.
 The grand jury found sixty true bills up to Saturday night. A good week s work.
 Go to Shinn's and take chance in the $50 shot-gun, for the benefit of the now school building.
 This is the season when after ten hours weary tramp, the plowman home ward wcnds his weary way.
 Buy of the merchants who adyer- tises in the DEMOCRAT. You will save money and do us good turn.
 --Remember, boys, it is a fine and Imprisonment for carrying little pistols. Lay them up gently and tenderly.
 Under the new law medical guacks will be relegated to the shades of ob- scurity. Twill bs good riddance.
 Remember the grand festival and ilip mi ina tnt at f ha a snhnni hnil n CT next Wednesday night, the 20th inst. Ut is now in order to clear up the rubbish which has accumulated about your premises during the past winter. .More nc1U goods ct ,Shinn's.
 Mir. F. NJ. Tomkins, who has been in Russelville since last September, returne to his home in Centralia, H., :, last Monday.
 Bar6oips HtiS peelc at ,Stinn's.
 -"Pesach," CT the "Feast of the Passover" begins to-day and lasts for seven days. It will be observed gener- erally by the Hebrews.
 Sprin6 goods at /. {. S],inR's.
 MT. E. o. Strong, a thrifty resident of this county, and who has extensive milling interests at Silex, was in town Saturday and paid us visit.
 Boys' cootS ct SIainn's for soc.
 Mir. b. l.. Bourland, now & news paper man, also a well-known drum iner, and a genial gentleman withal, called to see us Thursday last.
 .NeR'S suits ct Shinn's for $2. 50. Mir. J. l.. Shinn. with character istic public spirit, will soon erect four brick business houses on River street, between Main and Russell, for rent.
 Spring l0tcps aud calicoS ct /. [. ShinH'S.
 The area of cotton planted will be larger than usual this season. If the farmer who plants largely of corn and raises plenty of hogs does not get out first, we will lose our guess.
 r you tcaJet C good boot or shoe ShinB's is the cheapest pJtce to get it.
 The grand jury has found true bill against Hall for She murder of Bernard, at Atkins, last December and he will be tried for his life at Dover, the trial commencing to-day.
 Nyou 1oai1t plot0S of fany deScrip- t0n coU 0R Sleinp, tclto IS n0tU clos ing ogt a cor LOad at just 10leGt hey J0iI cost you dt the factOry.
 Under the new pistol law person can carry q navy-slX or army pistol in the hand, but no one is allowed to sell cartridges for them. An unloaded pis- tol is not dangerous, if pointed in the other direction.
 Gull e0riy aHd erHDliRe the iarGe st0ch Of spring and StGH1H1eT h9ts dlat have just 6eeJt opened ct ShHat8.
 We received call Saturday from Prof. l.. l.. Jurney, of London, this county. The professor informs us that his school, near London, is in a very prosperous condition and numbers about thirty-tive.
 SEE HERE! Open your eyes and look 10 yoyty interests, for it goods is Wjtat Dou WaJtt, just t0hce yoitr purses and % Co ShieR's His stock Is the Lar9est and he can 6iUe D0u Hte best assortment; besides. htS prices cannot De beaten, and Ior ererB doil0r y0U spend he toitl 9i0e Yott q chance free 0f charge, t0 droIc C $500 piano.
 At the election on the 5th in the town of Atkins the following officers were elected; Mayor. Wm. Reynolds recorder, sam Redburn; marshal, Hen " Bonds; aldermen, l.. A. barr, D. M' Mourning, l.. D. Ford, B. F. Wi!- son and Wm. Galloway.