The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-27
Capt. Richards aud Dr< Thomps

Capt. Richards aud Drx Thompsol Nye returned from St. Francis eoun "
 AMr. Rufe Howell and his sister &fi&e Etta, were guests of MT. and Mrs E Howell. this place, last Sabbath.
 be backbone of winter seems to bs 4 ken, and soon the springtime violet
 opc their beauteous eyes.
 {p-The DEMOCRAT one year for s1.50 ahd a photograph of the Eureka baby 1sk premium. Send in your names. N-Mr. N. B. Roys has had severe
 3angerous attack of pneumonia, sb4k physician considers him out oi
 WFrwere pleased to receive call fsQhy Mr. E. ". Black, one of Pope coihADs most energetic agriculuu sts, IlaatFrfdsy.
 - xrmer's wagon, sswipa ma fshinc, Appraised prices a. RdtS q:
 sMrE R. D. Champion, of Clarksr vile, .SeicM RusseIlyille last week and was tn anest or her sister. Mrs. J. Arthur Erwin. 4 --Dr. T. B. Moseley, of Gardens Bottom, Yell county, spent several days of last week In Russellville visit ing friends and relatives. -Saddlsry, harness, brides, looking glasses, glassware, clocks, cutlery, sso- tions, at great sacrifice, at K. Roth's.
 --Ar. Aurelius Doggstt. of Darda- nel.e, one of the boys that halloos "copy!" on the Arkansian, flew around the circle here this week. --Mr. Al. D. Reynolds, of Atkins, mere genial and whole-souled "light- ming slinger" than whom is not, paid our town flying visit this week.
 -Messrs. J. c. Ferguson and Henry Erwin left this week to join the Eureka Baby company at Little Rock, and will accompany the baby on it's travels.
 --500 pieces dress goods. worstsd, all pacas, casbmeres, dappel, wide alpacas from l21 cents up, or 50 cents on dcllar at E. Roth's. 1.
 There has been . great rush since our last for the DEMOCRAT and the Eureka baby photograph. We still have room for names and photographs for all.
 Do you want picture of the Eu- reka baby? If you do send us $l.50 and We will send you the DEMOCRAT for one year and photograph of the baby.
 --$S000 worth of clothing, all quali- ties, sold at 50 cents on the dollar at k. Roth's.
 We received call Thursday from MT. James T. Garland, of Glass Village Conway county. MT. Garland contem- plates the publication of literary journal sometime in the near future.
 -The Carlisle New Departure speak ing of the purchase of the Eureka baby, Fsays: Some 'enteprising gentlemen have bought. at Russellville, the great lusus of nature, of Arkansas, thexEurs- ka pstrified baby. They propose to tour it. Millions in it!
 --6000 worth of dry goods, well as, sorted, at 50 and 70 cents on dollar at E. Roth's.
 MT. Arthur Erwin has been elected mayor of Russellville, vice MT. s. N. Evans. resigned. The election of MT. Erwin ts this important position is fitting recognition of his abilities, and an honor most worthily bestowed. The interests of the incorporation will be carefully guarded while Mfr. Erwin holds the reins of government.
 Speaking of the visit of one of eur citizens to Benton, the Saline County Review says:
 Our old-time friend Geo. ". Walker, formerly of Benton, but now a citizen of Russellville, Pope county, paid his old home visit this week. His many friends were glad to shake his honest hand. George is true man and gen. tleman in every respect, and when the prodigal desires to return to his former home to remain permanently, he will receive cordial welcome.
 --$2000 worth of gentlemen's and ladies' hose, wool and fur, children and boys, 25 and 50 cents below origi- nal cost at E. Roth's.
 Hon. H. Clabs Howell, our wide. awake representative, came up last Friday night from the capital and res mained over until Monday morning with his family and friends. We were pleased to meet him and see that the "carss of state" had not detracted from his usual fund of humor and genial disposition. Mir. Howell is one of the most attentive and industrious mem- bers of the legislative body.
 MT. s. N. Evans, who resigned the office of mayor on account of removing from the corporation, has made most efficient and acceptable officer. Alive to the interests of the town and feeling pride in his position, he looked after the welfare of his constituency moro than the advancement of his personal interests. Mfr. Evans will carry with him iEto his retirement the grateful remembrance and kindest wishes of all our people.
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