The Russellville Democrat., 1881-08-11
LOCAL NEWS.
It is really and painfully hot!

It is really and painfully hot!
 Our merchants will soon go east to purchase their fall and winter goods.
 MT. J. c. Bonds, one of Dover's best citizens, was among our callers last Saturday.
 Howell, White & Co. have fresh lot of Turnip seed. Will be sold by the ounce or pound.
 MT. Benj. Jones, of Little Rock, has charge of the telegraph office at this place at present.
 -WANTED.-Inform of Dr. Hills fishing care. Report to Robert Erwin at Harkeys drug store.
 Mrs. Fannie l.. Doyle, of Little Rock, is spending a few weeks in town with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Shinn.
 MT. E. c. Johnson, editor of the Little Rock True Democrat, was in town Friday and favored us with so- cial call.
 Henry Eshbaugh Is the name of tho master of the Missouri state grange. See notice of his appointment to speak here, published elsewhere.
 Miss Fannie NJ. Hester, charming young lady from Pine Bluff spent sev- eral days of last week in town, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Shinn.
 Family groceries in abundance and at lowest living prices at W. I. Hicks. Quick sales and small profits is our metuo. Don't fail to visit us before purchasing elsewhere.
 Capt. Wm. Peelsr and family re- turned last Friday evening from Eure- ka Springs, much benefited by the trip. They report the Russellville visitors at the springs doing we'll.
 Col. James Mitchell, the able aditor of the Little Rock Democrat passed through town Friday enroute to Little from his cozy summer home at Mt. Ne bo. We were favored with an agresa> ble call.
 --Landreth's celebrated turnip seed for sale at J. W. Wells drug store.
 Mir. Darling Love, an old and es> teemed citizen of this county died July 3lst at his residence about 6 miles southeast of Russellviile. He had lived to ripe old age, and leaves a large circle of friends to mourn his loss.
 We are agents for the celebrated improved "B" Howe, and Sigwalt sew ing machines. If you want to buy a machine that is first class and at a rea> sonable price come to see us. A call will convince. W. I. HICKS.
 The grand master of the Missouri state Grange will address the people at Russsllville on Wednesday Aug. 17th, and at Pett's Station Aug. 18th. His subject will be The Grange. The farms CTS should turnout and hear him.
 --BoADERs WANTED The under signed is prepared to take day boarders. Apply at the Russellyille Bakery on Main street. MRS. $. k. JUDD.
 Our dresry sanctum was lighted up last Saturday morning by the cheerful presence of Miss Mamie Seals, of Ft. Smith, and Miss Jennie Moseley, The ladies were escorted by the gallant Mir. Mark Moseley. Such visits come like sunbeams through rifting clouds.
 Don't fail when you visit Little Rock to stop at the St. ClaIr House (formerly Hotel Knight at 207 Mark ham St. It is centrally located, board first class and rooms large and com- fortable.
 We were exceedingly pleased to form the acquaintance last week of Mr. J.P. Collier, representing Messrs. Zu- beIbier & Behan, of New Orleans. MT. Collier is the father of Miss Collier who has been secured by our school board as an assistant In the public school. MT. Collier will travel in the Arkansas River Valley this season and will very likely remove hls family to some point on the Ft. Smith road, possibly Rus sellville. His family would be an ac- quisition to our society and cordial welcome would be extended by our whole people.
 No one whose blood is Impure can Isei well. There is weary, languid teshag, and often a sense of discour- Skemeht and dispondency. Persons having this feeling of lassitude and de- pression, should take Ayers Sarsapars lila to purify and vitalize the blood.