The Russellville Democrat., 1881-03-17

They all do itl That is, they all buy their groceries from Tate.
 -Dr. T. B. Moseley, of Yell county Is over on visit to his mother in thu, place.
 A. ". McAnal)y and Capt. J. M Harkcy returned Tuesday from visit to the state capital.
 Russell & Tucker are "boss" wag. oners and "don't you forget it' when you need anything in their line.
 -Dr. J. K. Periman, of Ola, Yell county, was in town few days last week, and favored the DEMOCRAT office with call.l
 -J. F. Macarthur has returned from the everglades of Florida. and he is so we'll pleased with that country that he speaks of moving there soon.
 Mir. F. Griffe has just received a new stock of furniture-bedstead chairs. etc. He sells them at rock-bot- tom prices.
 Mir. J. B. Erwin, one of the most popular and thoroughly reliable com mercial travellers on the road, was in town this week.
 Miss Fannie Huckaby, an interests ing young lady from Dardanelle, and cousin to our townsman, R. H. Tate, is visiting our town.
 We are placed under a heavy weight of obligations to our thoughtful friend, W. c. Renfrow, for repeated favors in the way of late Washington dailies.
 Our venerable friend, Col. L. D. Parish, of Dardanelle, irradiatsd our sanetum with his genial presence last Tuesday morning. Time lays light hands upon friend Parish.
 We are indebted to our young friend Robt. l.. Erwin for favors ren> dered us this week. Robert Is an artist of nc mean ability and is destined in the near future to make his mark. For plain or ornamental painting he is not excslled by one of his years.
 Our types made us say in last weeks DEMOCRAT that MT. Howell ad- dressed "Mr. President" when explain ing his vote upon the proposed prohibit tion amendment, when in fact it was "Mr Speaker" that was addressed. We make this correction to set Mir. Howell right.
 ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER in which to secure a photograph of THE EUREKA BABY as a premium to the DEMOCRAT. As announced at the cons me1cement the offer was for limited time only. Those who are desirous of securing picture of this really wonder full object should apply before the of far is withdrawn, for the picture can be procured no where outside of this office.
 If the price of cotton continues to decline for month longer in the same proportion that it has in the past two weeks, there will not be much of a price left. It is so low now a farmer remarked the other day that he was afraid it was unlawful to offer it for sale. The cheap grades are as low as 2 or s cents.
 The nobbiest suits that you can lay your eyes on rre at Jacobson's.
 Elsewhere we publish full text of the medical bill passed by the general It will now be in order for our county judge to appoint the board of medical examiners provided for by the bill. We do not know who he ex> poets to appoint, but suitable physi> cians can doubtless be found at Scott> villc, Dover, Atkins and Russellville.
 Whole suits for boys from to l6 years for $2.50. REMEMBER THIS.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson, of Ada, Ohio, relatives of Mir. Geo. Bruchis, of our town, have just arrived, and will make RHsse.lvills their home. We are glad to know that they are highly pleased with our place and with the general outlook, and we trust they may never have cause to regret having como to the Sunny South.
 The first to receive new spring goods in this city is Jacobson.
 Now that winter has disappeared, every body will be looking for nice, hobby and cheap spring suit, and they are to be found at Jacobson's.
 From Messrs. Garland and Wilson we learn of shooting affray which oc- cured last Saturday evening, In Griffin township, near the Conway county line, between Thomas Jackson and Thomas Nichols, resulting in the death of the latter. We have not learned the cause of the difficulty. Nichols was an old and respected citi- zen. Jackson has fed the country.
 Every farmer, mechanic, and oth- CTS who need a cheap spring suit should not fail to visit Jahobson. He is just in receipt of fresh lot of clothing. We were shown an open boil of cot. ton this week, by MT. Burns or this place, that will take the blue ribbon. It contained nine pods and from each hung beautiful white flakes of the sta