The Russellville Democrat., 1882-11-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Remember the date ot the DEMO cRAr's distribution of prizes.
 MT. W. C. Renfrow is assisting Mr. James Potts, clerk of Pope coun- ty. A tip-top selection.
 Prof. l.. E. Allen, of Morrillton, came up Friday and remained until Monday visiting his friends.
 A splendid improvement in the shape of gothic roof and dormer windows is being made on Dr. Fruits residence.
 Thanks to Mfr. Fielden Hanks, now visiting friends in thls city, for late files of the Greencastle Ind. Star-Press.
 The "boss" show on the road is Coles Grand Circus and Menagerie, which will exhibit in this city next Tuesday, Nov. 21.
 A correspondent wanted in each township in Pope county to send news items to the DEMOCRAT. Call or write to us for particulars.
 Read the advertisement of w. ". Coles great show, and you will understand what the ticket of admis- sion will entitle you to see.
 Miss Lela Looney, one of the most charming young ladies of Oar danelle, was in the city last Friday, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Fur. ner.
 At the head of the list stands Hartsell, the Butcher. His steaks are the tenderest and his roasts the juiciest to be found in the market, kand "don't you let it forgot you"
 If you want any work in the watch or jewelry repairing line, call Jon Arthur Erwin at his shop on Main street He is prepared to do
 our work on short notice and at
 pw prices. Read the advertisement h third page.
 Mir. r. J. Harvill, ofthis county, raised fine crop of Early Rose po- gtoes, and planted some of the first
 Top about September l, from which
 lanting he is now gathering tubers
 large as goose eggs. Can any
 Bate beat Arkansas on two crops of potatoes in one year from the same ground?
 Mrs. Moseley, mother of our fel- low townsmen, Messrs. James and c. B. Moseley, arrived in the city from Quitman, last Friday, accom- panied by her daughter, Miss Jen- nie. The ladies will make Russell vile their home, and the DEMOCRAT unites with their friends in the gen eral welcome.
 The weather was intensely warm for the season, the latter part o fast week. We cannot account for It on any other ground than that the com ct is still pirouting. Cool weather will not be permanent until the long, tailed visitor gets out of the way; at least that is the prediction of our Weatner prophet.
 The present dry weather should not be permitted to pass without the streets of this city being put in or der. Winter with it's usual rain will soon be here and then it will not be possible to make the repairs and i'm provements needed. We hope the city authorities will do all in their power to have good streets.
 -In spite of, the fact that the hotels and boarding houses will be crowded next Tuesday with the peo pie who will come to Russellville to see Coles Grand Circus, Mir. Atlas Hartsell will be prepared to supply the demand for choice fresh beef, mutton and pork. His stall is daily supplied with the best of fresh meats.
 The DEMOCRAT commercial "scout" had the pleasure last Thurs. day eve, of grasping the hand of MT. R. $. Bruce, the gentlemanly repre- sentative of the extensive wholesale drug house of Richardson & Co.,, St. Louis. In Mir. Bruce, the firm of Richardson & Go, has a representa- tive who will always make friends both by his urbanity and thorough knowledge of business.
 Reich, the "original originator of low prices is still in the field at the New York Cash Store selling fine goods at figures that please the people. Our friend by strict atten- ton to business has built up large trade, and he leaves nothing undone that will tend to satisfy his patrons. | When you visit Russellville call at the New York Cash Store before making your purchases elsewhere.
 M. Jacobson is not behind any in keeping up with the procession of those who are selling frst-class goods at low prices. His stock ofdry goods, boots and shoes, and clothing | Is complete, and second to none ever brought to this market. The atten. tion of the people of Pope and ad- joining counties, especially the ladies, ls directed Co Jacobson's stock. | Polite salesmen to attend to patrons.
 There is not S more extensive firm In The West than Senter & Go |