The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Next Tuesday will be St. Valen tines Day.
 --Burrell Levy, the colored barber has gone to Atkins.
 10 lbs. of good sugar for s1, at
 YERRLEY'.s Mrs. Dr. Potts. of Atkins, spent several days with Miss Mary Allen this week.
 -Mr. Mack Williamson has gone to Ft. Smith where he will learn the brick masons trade.
 Seed irish potatoes at W. P. Woosens.
 Pneumonia and typhoid fever prevails throughout the Arkansas river valley.
 -FoR SALE.--Two good horses and mule. Apply to Drs. Hill & Thompson.
 Groceries of all kinds and in great abundance a: lowest possible prices, at YERzLEY's. --FoR SALE.-Three first class sewing machines, at low prices and on easy terms. Apply at this office. MT. Milton Gray is clerking for Mr. W. P. Wooten and is especially desirous that his friends call and sec him.
 --Dr. Foster and Hon. J. T. liar risen, of Yell county. were visiting in town this week the guests of Dr.. W. H. Hill.
 Our lumber dealers report a brisk business. This indicates that improvement is rife and prosperity abounds.
 Like the Harrison Times one of the main blanks in our platform du- riag the coming campaign, will be PLANK DOWN.
 --"Get your cuticlc abraded or punctIred" is beard throughout the land. Ofcourse it means get vacci- hated, and is mighty good advice. -"Don't toueh my arm" is an ejaculation as frequently'heard as the most popular slang ol the day. And 1t isn't slang either.
 More dwellings are needed. The way to increase the population of the town is to furnish homes for those who want to settle here.
 -WANTEp.-20 Wagons to haul lumber. Will pay the cash for same at the end of each week. H. c. SAP IsaroN, Plney Station.
 Mir and Mrs. Dick Cloman re- turned last week after delightful visit to relatives at Anapelis, Ohio. We welcome them home.
 As purifier of the blood, Ayers Sarsaparilla has no equal. It wonder fully improves the complexion. ard brings to old and young the bloom of health.
 Il will close ont J. B. Austin's stock of Watches, Jewelry &c., very low. Call at once.
 J. W. WELLS. If you need anything in the hardware, tinware, or queensware line call on YERzLEY before purcbas- ing elsewhere, as he is selling at lowest possible prices.
 If necessity is the mother of in ventien" then let the old lady invent something to remove the mud from our streets and improve the roads leading Into town.
 The town election will take place oa the 4th of April, and It is time the people were making up their minds as to who will make good and efficient officers for the coming year.
 The excellent and ever popular Mabel Norton dramatic company will soon be in this State again and ex- hIbit at all the towns on the Fort Smith road. They begin at Ft. t.Smith. -Ifyour time is out for the DEM ocRAr call or write us and arrange for renewal. You can not afford to do without your county paper during the coming campaign.
 A MT. Huffman, late of Kentuc. ky, has purchased the Livingston property, and will permanently 10 cate here. Mir. Huffman is a me chanic and will make a good citizen. We welcome all such.
 The DEMOCRAT premium saddle has just been completed and placed on exhibition at the establishment of R. c. Bonds. It is q handsome piece Of work and executed in Tom War ner's best style. Go and see it.
 MT. A. Winsett and family will leave this week to take up their resi-. dence in Ft. Smith. We regret to see this excellent family leave, but business considerations have lnduc. ed them to move. We wish them well in the frontier city.
 When you are in need of grocer. ies don't fail to call at W. F. Wootens he keeps . complete stock of family and fancy groceries, which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest.