The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-16

Several bales of cotton have been brought into town and sold ey. cry day this week.
 Why don't our property holders build more houses to rent? We pause a week for reply.
 MT. Cad Allard, vigorous and pungent writer, is again editorially connected with the Ft. Smith New Era.
 The unpleasantness between capital and labor on the Iron Noun tam road has apparently been set tied.
 The entertainments given by Prof. Hamill and daughter last week netted the Literary Guild about SIP after paying all expenses.
 At Atkins last Friday Messrs. Pruitt, Warren, and one other party, were fined $25 each for selling liquor without license.
 WAIVED. 20 Wagons to haul lumber. Will pay the cash for same at the end of each week. H. C. SAP lNGroN, Plney Station.
 Il will close out J. B. Austin's s stock of Watches, Jewclry &c., very low. Call at once.
 J. W. WELLS.
 -Lighten the burden of life, make success certain and your calculations accurate, by using Browns Iron Bit ters. It strengthens mind and body.
 All persons indebted to us must come forward and settle their ac- counts, or we will have to put them out for collection. By settling with Us at once you will save cost. We mean business.
 ALLEN X ROBINSON.
 Running q "blnd tiger" does not appear to he very safe business to engage in at Conway. E. c. Dun lap and Jim Wilson were faed there last week $500 each for keeping a dram shop, Jas. Cunningham and Dr. C. C. Brown of the same place were fined $200 each for selling med lcatcd liquor.
 -BoARDING.-If you want we'll furnished upper or lower room and good Board go to Mrs. Sue Rus sells Private Boarding House on Man Street, four blocks west from River.
 The grand lodge of K. of II, for Arkansas was held at Newport last week. The statistics show that the Knights have paid out in Arkansas $S0, ,000 for beneficaries during the year and recieyed $56,000. The membership in the state has in creased 5l6 during the past year. Mr. J, B, Erwin was the represen- tative of Banner lodge at thls place.
 Mn. Roger A. Suit, late of Per ryville. called on us last Tuesday evening. He informs us that he has located at RussellviIle and gone in with Mr. Wallace in the practice of law. He is an active little fellow and has our best wishes for success.-In- dependent Arkansian.
 A mistake. Mir. SIit only has office room with Mir. Wallace.
 --FoR SALE.-Threc first class sewing machines, at low prices and on easy terms. Apply at this office.
 A new game called the "Prin- ter's Delight" is a fine and pleasing one, and just adapted to shis season. It IS played in the following manner: Take a sheet of white paper and put your autograph on it, then fold it carefully around bank note sIffi cient to pay up all arrears and a year in advance, then put it Tn an envelope, write THE RUssELLvILLE DEMOCRAT on the outside, stick one of Uncle Sans green chromos on the corner, hand it to your nearest postmaster, and we'll take the con sequences.
 -FoR SALE.-Two good horses and mule. Apply to Drs. Hill & Thompson.
 The way to get rich is to save money, and you can save 50 per cent. by purchasing your drugs, ,,etc., at John w. w. Turner X Cos NEW DRUG STORE.
 Since our last issue MT. R. C. Bonds has been very low with ty- phoid pneumonia. At this writing it is reported the crisis passed and the patient well on the road to re. coyery, This will be good news to his many friends throughout the county.
 MT. Harry Morgan, a worthy knight of the stick and rule, happen ed along in time last Monday to render us valuable assistance in get ting out this issue of our paper. Mir. Morgan is taking Horace Greclcv's advice and leaves to day for the west, where we hope he may meet with d0uble-leaded prosperity.
 The way to get rich is to save money, and you can save 50 per cent by buying your drugs, etc, at T,bn HV fDr-ror l. Go', NL,Hr