The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.

For fear he'd do it harm; But when they came to part that night, She gave him d mighty grab, And whispered: "Iiug mo awful tight, And never mind the scab."
 -Dr. C. L. Kirkscey, of Doyerwas in town Monday.
 County Scrip for sale at W. r. Wooten's.
 The E. s. D. C, will meet every Friday night by order of the Prcsi- dent.
 Hon. C. E. Tobey was among the many visitors t) town last Fri day,
 Corn meal taken in exchange for goods at W. P. Wooteu's.
 -Rev. Wm. Ludwick ana a Miss Nettie Brown, of Pulaski county were married recently.
 pr J. W. Pruitt has vaccine vir- us and will vaccinate all who call up. on him for that purpose.
 ". ". Breashcar, Esq, of Ca. glesvIIle, favored us with an agree able call Monday afternoon.
 Bring your eggs in, they are a good puce at W. P Wooten's.
 MT. E. NJ. Martin, of Ripley, Miss, will return to Russellyille in few days and permanently locate here.
 A fire company is ono of the ur- gent needs of Russellvillc Will some ot our citizens start the ball in motion?
 Rev. A. J. Taylor, of Fulton county, passed through town Satur- day enroute to Waldron to attend conference.
 MT. r. F. Burns returned from brief visit to Mississippl last Fri day, better Arkansas man than ever, he says.
 Hon. A. s. McKennon, worthy gentleman and vigilant attorney for the State, favored Us with a call last Saturday.
 Seed potatoes, garden seed, meat, flour, molasses, lard, also cot ton seed oil for cooking purposes at ". P. Wooten' S.
 Miss SalIie Bonvilc, one of Dardanelle's most fascinating belles, is visiting in town, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Turner.
 A Holly Bend farmer favors our readers today with some agrcultur- al hints which will be of interest to our farmer friends.
 Tine Fayetteville Sentinel says a tramp named Stevenson, of this place, was killedln railroad acci- dent near that place last week.
 POUND. A gold ring, which the owner can have by proving property and paying for this notice.
 R. C. BERRYMAN.
 The Morr1lton Headlight, by R. w. Lelgh, is q new paper succeed ing the State. Ed Feltus retires to embark in the drug business at Per ryyille.
 The Russellville dancing club met last Friday evening at the resi- dencc of Mir J. T. Fowler and spent an enjoyable evening. The club has a dance every Friday.
 -Ifyour time is out for the DEM ocEAr call or write us and arrange for renewal. You can not afford to do without your county paper during the coming campaign.
 The town council has appointed the following citizens to compose q Board of Health: Drs ". H. Hill and J. w. Pruittt. and Messrs. J. F.. Richards, II. C. Howell and k. E. Wilson. Excellent selections all.
 Gen. W, \. Hancock visited Little Rock last week and excited the liveliest interest People of every shade of politics yied with each oth CT in doing honor to the late stand ard bearer of the national dcmocra. Cy.
 Honesty is the best policy in med icine as we'll as other things. Ay. CTS Sarsaparlla is q genuine prepa- ration, all unequaled spring medi- cine and blood purifier, decidiy su- perlor to all others In the market. Trial proves it.
 Pope county has $3.39S.42 pub lie school money in the treasury. This tact alone will induce mmi, grants to locate there.-Prcscott Dispatch.
 Correct. The immigrants are com ing right along.
 The Gazette says the 'mathe. nautical trinmyirate, yeIept the sen ate investigating committee, do not show anything new. IT there is nothing more to investigate 6 final adjournment would seem to be iu or der
 Cotton seed oil is coming into use pretty generally as a substitute for lard for culinary purposes. Ii