The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Special bargains at J. w, Wells.
 All kinds of building and stone work can be done at the Russellyille Marble Works.
 pr. A. s. Scott of Little Rock, was in town several days last week shaking hands with his legion of friends.
 Prof. Savagc,of Little Rock, was elected an honorary member of the Literary Guild, at the last rectng of that body.
 Among the callers of this week was Rev. B. W. Harmon, the indus trious travelling agent of the Alkan sas Eyangel.
 Gov. Churchill thinks it an un- pardonable sin not to avail oneself of the opportunity of buy ing goods at Reich's New York Cash Store.
 Have stone hearths put in your house, as they cost no more than brick. The work can be done at the Russellyille Marble Works,
 Pope county has always been noted for big things of all kinds, and the latest is hog killed, the other day, by Mr. Vim. Brooks, that weighed 5lS pounds, Next!
 The man who attempted to as sassinate Queen Victora is insane. Cause: He feared he could not reach Reich's New York Cash Store in time to bny his spring clothing,
 Do not forget the lectures of Dr. Winfield noxs week, commencing on Monday night. A small admis- sion fee, only 9 cents, will be charg- ed each night, and the proceeds for the benefit of the Church.
 Roscoe Conkling has declined the position on the supreme bench to accept a more honorable position at Reich Now York Cash Store.
 -Eddy's Baking Powder, for sale by Allen x Robinson, IS positively free from deleterious substances, and unQIestionab ably the best baking pow der in the market. Housewives try 1t.
 -FLOODS!-The cruel Floods of People that daily pour into the New York Cash Store to examine and buy Reich's spring stock of goods, is per fectly astonishing.
 It is with pleasure we announce that Dr. II. R. Withcrs, the eloquent pulpit orator of Arkansas will oc- cupy the pRlpit of the M. E. Church (South) to nigh5. The mere an nOuncement will be sufficient to crowd the house.
 The Literary Guild held it's regular meeting las. Monday night at the residence of Hon. II. Clabe Howell, and was largely attended. The exercises were vaucd and m. teresting. The next meeting will be held on Monday night, the 27th inst, at the residence of Mir. Thomas Russell Programme will be pub. lished next week.
 A special meeting of the Board of School Directors for Russellvlle was held last Monday night, at which tune it was resolved that the public school be continued one month longer from Friday next. Official notice of the action of the Board appears elsewhere. The peo. pie are to be congratulated upon the bright prospect of the school which has been placed on such high plane of prosperity and success.
 Last Saturday, as Mir. Puttick was in tue act oC mounting q horse in front of the livery stable, he jerk ed the reins accidentally, causing the animal to start and plunge at a fearful rate, The endcayors of Mr. Puttick toquiet the horse seemed to have coatrary effect, and, in one of his desperate piunges, he fell with his rider under him. Assistance was quickly rendered and Mr. Put tick released from his precarious sit. nation, when it was found that his collar bone, was broken and one Gf his legs severely bruised. The frac- tured boae"was soon set and the in iured man made as comfortable as possible. Mfr. Puttick is q workman m the marble yard recently estab- lished at this place, and the DEMO GRAF hopes to see him at his post of duty soon.