The Russellville Democrat., 1881-02-10
MT. w. W. Scott returned Monde,

1.-The man that buys his groceries from Tate is bound to get rich.
 The council met in regular meet ing rusday night, allowed, a half-dozen accounts, and adjourned.
 MT. J. II. Poe and family have moved back to town and will in future reside permanently in Russellville.
 -Dr. T. B. Espy, well known as a learned Baptist divine, lied at his resi- dence at Little Rock last Monday.
 The streets and roads leading in every direction are just too awfully bad for anything. The late rains did it.
 -F Frifile is turning out some hana~ some work in the cabinet line, He deals in furniture pictures, frames, &c.
 We are placed under renewed obli- gations to the indefatigable representa- tive of Pope, Hon. H. Clabe Howell, for legislative favors.
 Miss Lallah, the very handsome and interesting daughter of Prof. R. Doggett, of Dardanelle, is in town, q guest of Mrs. Arthur Erwin.
 --Gov. Churchill has pardoned W. E. Duggcr and E. ". Harmon, convicted in the justice court of Dardanelle of running wheel of fortune and fined $200 each.
 VALENTINES. full assortment- chromo box, cupid's darts, comics, etc, best assortment ever brought here. ARTHUR ERWIN.
 MT. Sam Wells is now dispensing ''table comforts" in the family grocery store of ". P. Wooten. Mir. Wells desires his friends to call and see him there.
 -Dr. A. II. Scott, of Little Rock, has been quite sick of late with pneumonia. will be glad to know that he is now | coavalescing.
 George ". Bergman, Esq, one of our resident justices of the peace now wears handsome, bran new chapeau. the gift of his friend, R. B. Wilson, att torney at law.
 Send in your name, with tho cash, and get the DEMOCRAT one year and the Eureka baby" picture which we give away to each subscriber. The offer is 1 open for limited time only.
 MT. Jay Williamson, one our young and energetic farmers, leaves to-day to become a citicen of Quitman, in Van Buren County. We regret to lose Jay, but our loss is Quitman's gain.
 Seed oats, seed potatoes and onion setts at W. r. Wootsn's.
 The pleasant weather of last week enabled many farmers of this county to finish picking their cotton crops. The gins are running on full time, and soon the fieecy staple will find its way to l the markets.
 Save money by buying goods at the Roth bankrupt sale. Clothing at half price.
 MT. W. s. Oh halfant, of Beardstown, Ills., is in town, a guest of his cousin, | Frank Chalfaut, of Luker, Settle & Co.'S manufacturing establishment. MT. Chalfant is skilled mechanic, and will very likely make Russellville his future home.
 Goods are being sold at a great sac ritice. Now is tho time 10 secure bar gains at Roth's bankrupt sale.
 Miss Sallie McCleary, a fascinating young lady of Russellvills who has been sojourning with relatives in Can ada for two years past, returned to Russellvills last Saturday, and was welcomed homo by large circle of friends and admirers.
 Buy your goods at the Roth bank. rupt sale while you have an op- portunity.
 Col. J. S. Dunham, editor of the Van Buren Press, writing from Little Rock to his paper concerning the legis- lature, has this to say of the representa- tive from Pope:
 Had the pleasure of taking by the hand, the staid, matter-0f-fact, ther> ough legislator, H. c. Howell, of Pope, There is not a more psrsevering worker | Tn the house.
 Barrel mackeral, fresh herring, kraut, canned goods. keg pickles, in fact EVERYTHING good to eat that man could wish for, at Tate's.
 Arthur Erwin presents his card to the public to-day as watchmaker, jew eler and general purchasing agent. Having known Mir. Erwin through a long series or years we take pleasure in recommending him as deserving of public confidence and a large share of the public patronage. See his card else- where.
 Now Is the time to buy goods cheap at the bankrupt sale as the receiver is ordered to ship balance of stock to Little Rock as soon as sales are unsat- isfactory.
 --THE PICrUREs.-Bsginning to-mor- row VIC will commence the distribution of the pictures promised to each subs scriber to the DEMOCRAT for the year 1881. The pictures will be at this office and we desire all who can to call here for them. Those who cannot call can get them by mail by notifying us that they wish them sent that way.
 W. P. Wooten's business is on the increase every day and it is because he keeps one of the best stocks of family