The Russellville Democrat., 1881-03-17
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Jan. 20, 1881.
 St. Patrick Day.
 The days are over ten hours long and growing at both ends.
 For cigars and tobaccos go to Greats barber shop. A new stock just receiv. ed.
 MT. Hicks has moved his mea, market to the Guest stand opposite this office.
 Prof. B. Deacon, we'll known here in musical circles, is teaching music in Forrest City.
 We were pleased to receive calls from Messrs. Falls and Kirchoff, of Dover, this week.
 Mir. George E. Howell returned Saturday from short but exceedingly pleasant trip to Little Rock.
 Glorious spring time has burst up- on us. and natures sllvery sopgsters are filling the air with melody.
 A new meat market has been open. cd up at the Jones' stand on Jefferson street. MT. Atlas Hartssll in charge.
 -Dr. NJ. M. Mcclure, of the Darda- nele Arkansian passed through the city Saturday sn-route homeafter a weeks sojourn at Little Rock.
 MT. John B. Cunningham of Fort Smith is among the latest accessions to Russellville citizenship. He is employ cd at Mfr. R. c. Bonds shop.
 The junior editor and family return thanks to the members of the Russell vile coruet band for the serenade given them Monday night. The music was superb.
 A large and commodious hotel and banking institution are among the imperative needs of Russellville. The capitalists who supply these wants first will have struck bonanza indeed.
 Sheriff Mcconnell passed ,up the road Saturday with a man named Moore. charged with murdering man in Johnson county few weeks ago. The prisoner was captured at Bates vile.
 -Messrs. Wilson and Garland will begin the publication of their paper at this place in short time. It is to be called the Herald, and will be devoted to tho interests of the Christian church. The Rubber paint gives satisfaction. Try it. J. W. WELLS. --Messrs. Great S Heflin have dis solved co>partnership by mutual con- sent. Mir. Great will continue the tons sorlal business at tho old stand. Mir. Hehin will open a shop in Atkins. A nice lot of fine toilet soaps, CO., logne, and extracts just received at
 J. W. WELLS. The smiles which have wreathsd the fa,e of ex-Judge Wilson for several days past were occasioned by the arri- val of bouncing young lady at his house. Bob appears several inches taller since the interesting event.
 --Landreth's garden seeds, and Rsd's s flower seeds in variety at
 J. W. WELLS. If you should receive a "specimen copy" of the Russellville DEMOCRAT understand that you are invited to sub- scribe for it. Read 1t gratefully and patronize it cheerfully. Get your nsighbors to do likewise.
 All persons indebted to Buck S Co, are hereby notified to come up and settle inside of ten days, aud save cost. BUcK & Co, Both editors of the DEMOCRAT have visited the State Capital since our last and if to-day's paper differs from our usual issues, the influences of the gay and growing metropolis should be held accountable.
 Ladies call and see my stock of handkerchief extracts, colognes, face powders, combs, brushes, card board, notices, &c. J. W. WELLS. The Maine excursionists (represen- ting sl5,000. 000,) have returned home from Arkansas. They never will kMow how much they have missed by not ac- cepting the invitation of the genial Russellvillians.
 -our esteemed Dover correspondent presents our readers to-day with an Interesting review of some points oi history Tn the primitive days of the "state Of Pope" The letter is exceed ingly good.