The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-02-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

So 10 &c
The "Fa.a us" New Drug Store
will be removed to the corner, next
door to Rows Hardware store, on the
Isl of March.
james Potts, our circuit clerk
was in town this week.
MIR. George f. Howell has been
taking in the sights of Little Rock
the past week.
Rev. J. d. Boone was in town
few days ago mixing with friends.
He was on his way to Van Buren,.
Mr. Hughes has opened a new
notion store, in the Pruitt building
on Jefferson street. Call and see
him.
The churches were not very
largely attended last Sunday. Too
much mud and not enough side
walks.
We noticed drove of cattle
ON the streets last week. That is
right, do not ship cattle to this place
but ship them eway.
Rev. +. NJ. Roach, has another
interesting "ramble" in this issue.
Read it, and you will learn some
thing.
MIR. w. ID. LivIngten and family
have returned from California, and
will take up their residence in Rus
sellville. IT was ever thus"
DO not fail to remember that
Atlas Hartsell can supply you with
the very best meats the country al
fords. He makes specially Of
securing the choicest pork and
beef, and sells at low figures.
There is communication in
this issue from Cato" our eagles
Vile correspondent. Cato always
gives the news of his locality. We
also have an article from Cato, on
the subject Of education, which will
appear next week.
MIR. Butt, of Brownsville, Tenn,
will in q few days open boot and
shoe shop in the city. He comes
well recommended as workman. 1t
seems that we are to have boots, that
is, if we can get up the element OF
progress.
Mr.. d. L. Bourland, was in town
a few days ago, we understand, look
ing after the interests of the Russell
vile and DardaDelle RAILROAD. We
hope arrangements will soon be Ell
fected for the construction of that
road. 1t ought be ready for the
next cotton crop.
There are some parties in the
county from Colorado desiring to
purchase large droves of cattle, which
they intend to drive to Colorado.
This is another evidence that there
is money in cattle raieing. Every
farmer can raise three or four every
year, and ready sale for them will
bring in little ready cash. The
demand for beef cattle will hardly
ever ueCrehSe much dShiu'
Cheapest inks in town at
j. w. WELLS.
Il have recently had published a
little book on new subject. Every
body ought to read it. In paper
covers 10 cents; in board backs Is
cents. Apply to II. b. MILNER,
Russellville, Ark.
We have just received from
Saallield's Music Store, IL Bible
House, n. Y, and Is Jackson Street,
Chicago, the February number Of
the Saalfie.d Ten Cent Libraries.
These series of monthly publications
to which the subscription price is
only one dollar (l2numbers), single
number 10c. are revolutionizing the
music business. Think Of buying
16 pages of music for ten cents. 1t
is wonderful. The number at hand
contains waltz on Gilbert IL Sulli-
vans latest opers "Iolanthe;" the
popular "Silver Line" as sung by
Lillian Russell; the "Langtry
Wsltzes," by Operti; the comic song
$50 immensely popular out east 80,
you little Darling" and a popular
. new piece tor the piano, "Amaryllis"
by Ghys.
Tell your neighbor that we will
remove on the first of March to the
corner now occupied by l.. Reich's
New York Cash Store.
JOHN w. TURNER d. Co.,
"Famous" New Drug Sore.
We went through the wagon and
pillow manufacturing establishment
of Luker, Settle d Co., of this places
few days ago, and found more things
to astonish our incredullty than
we have found any where else in the
town we work to build up. They
are working eight hands, and are do
ing as good work as any shop in the
state, or in any state, we might say
They have been running two fires IN
the lower department, and are now
putting IN another. They are work
ing first class workmen, using first
class tools and first class material,
and are in every way prepared to do
first class work, They are making