The Russellville Democrat., 1882-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.
It rains again.

It rains again.
 The next thing in order will be valentines.
 "A rainy spring is already pre- dicted.
 This winters poets. are weak lot.
 I The school board meets next Saturday night.
 -Messrs. Walter W. and N. E.. Breashear, Caglesville were in town Saturday.
 The weather for the past three days has been strongly suggestive of spring time.
 -"Are you going to be a candi- date this year" is the popular inter rogatory just now.
 MT. T. H. Elgin. the popular marble dealer, of Potts Station, fa orcd us with 8 call Saturday. A local of especial interest can be found at the bottom of the first column of this page. Read it.
 MT. c. W. Chapman came up from Woodson one day last week and remained several days in town.
 Judge J. G. Wallace is attend ing court before His Honor, J. s. Linzey, in Dover township this week.
 -FoR SALE.-Three first. class sewing machines, at low prices and on easy terms. Apply at this office.
 -WANTED.--To borrow $400 at 10 per cent. interest. Ample securi. ty given. Apply to x, care this of 1 flee.
 M. Jacobson has few words to say to our readers to day. Read his new advertisements he means just what he says.
 MT. Mcbride, a prominent Hi noisan looking at the country, stop. ped over few days this week to vis- l " ulo IllGuu MI. V, l OIk,
 We received an agreeable visit from Rev. W. D. MofIitt last week. Mir. Mofitt is teaching q fourishlng school in Holly Bend township.
 Goa! Oil 25 cents per gallon at Tur- ner's NEW DRUG STORE.
 The trial of Arthur McGowan, after several .postpeaements, is set for to morrow morning, at which time the trial will undoubtedly pro, i cecd.
 --Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt, our popular dentist returned home Saturday from a business trip into several western counties. The Dr. has a large and increasing practice.
 Our streets have been thronged several days since our last issue with we'll behaved country men, making their spring purchases. It does not appear that prohibition has killed our town.
 MT. J. M. Haney is enroute to the east to purchase $75,000 worth of machinery for the Russellville cotton mill. The edifice is to be 275x50 feet, two stories high.-Lit- tie Rock Democrat.
 Coal Oil, best fire test, % cents per gallon at John ". Turner & Co.'S, NEW DRUG STORE.
 The annual meeting of the American Bible society will be held at the Southern M. E. church at this place on Sunday night, Feb. 9th. Persons of every denomination are requested to be present.
 The Sunday school convention Of the Russellvile association will meet at the Baptist church at this place tomorrow and continue three days. All who feel an interest in sunday school work are invited to attend.
 Will you believe it? Cheapest drug l house in town, John W. Turner & Co.'S, NEW DRUG STORE. 1 MT. ". l.. D. Ewing, of this county, has bought an improved well boring machine and contemplates operating the same in Logan county, this state. We commend Mir. Ewing to our friends over there as a worthy and reliable gentleman.
 The Morrillton Messenger asks us what per cent, oflhe cotton ship, ments from this station our mer chants are entitled to credit for on thelr own account We answer about 10 per cent. Dardauelle and Dover merchants are entitled to credit for the balance.
 See Here. If you need any tbino in the drug line go 10 the cheapest house Tn the state, John ". Turner & Co. NEW DRUG STORE.
 On the l2th inst, q stock com pany with capital of $50, 0,OOO was organized to establish cotton fac tory at Russellviilc, Ark. Work is to commence at once. Thus Rus sellYllIe makes another wise step to- wards permanent prospeuty,-Sear cy Beacon.
 MT. R. A. Suit contemplates go., ing to Russellville to engage in the practice of tho low p~1,a,I