The Russellville Democrat., 1883-01-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

There was not much cotton on the streets during the last month. There will soon be new firm opened in this place, and we bespcak for it living trade at least.
 There are great many piles of new lumber around town. Indica- tions of improvement. That's right MT Massey, the blind musician, left town last week. He is man of rare attainments in the science of music.
 -NoTIcE.--The undersigned has for sale four A No. l mules. For further particulars apply to A. M. BRADLEY, Russellville, Ark.
 Rev. E. M. Roach has another .'Ramble'' in this issue. Read it, you will find it ar interesting doc ument.
 Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT, and if you do not read better things than you can find in any other paper, you will read things that are not in any other paper
 A good Mason < Hamlin organ, winch cost $265 can now be purchas- ed cheap, by applying to
 J. A. EsTLER. The literary society at the Col lege. which is under the auspices oi the Russellville High School, is booming. They will soon be ready to open the doors and invite specta- tors.
 Our prosecuting attorney is de termined to enforce the law against drunkenness. He is pursuing the proper course, and should receive the hearty cooperation of all good citi- zens.
 --If you are tired taking the large old-fashioned gripping pills, try Car ter's Little Liver Pills and take some comfort. A man can't stand every. thing. One pill dose. Sold by Harkey.
 Parties wanting to purchase the Black Norway seed oats can ge, them by calling on
 W. A. MCKINNEY. --Mr. Wm. l.. Crow, of Cagles vile, came into our sanctum last Saturday, and left us a batch oI news items. Mir. Crow is cores pendent for the DEMOCRAT, and ar intelligent young man. Come again All cases of weak or lame back backache, rheumatism, dc., will find relief by wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Back ache Plasters. Price 20 cents. Solo by Harkey.
 Some more improvement goina on-some of tho boys have got new sweet-hearts. That is the only sure and never-failing remedy for bro ken heart: get you another sweet heart and she will bind it up fol you.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the c. P. church take this method of Tn, forming the public that they desire to take in sewing. For terms, etc. apply to the president of the society MRS. BETTE MILNER, at the residence of Mrs. T. J. Russell.
 -Millet, timothy and red top ant prairie hay for sale by
 w. A. MCKINNEY.
 MT. John W. Turner presented us with beautiful calendar few days ago. It is the most brilliant we ever saw, and to enhance tho beauty, it has beautiful female or the frontispiece. The world can do without woman, you see.
 FoR RENT-Dwelling with 2 room, and kitchen, apply to
 S. c. WELLS.
 There is aD individual in Rus sellville who is engaged in writing novel. It will be out some time dur ing the year, and will be an exceed ingly interesting and entertaingbook The individual has some reputation under the nom de plume "Dais, Clipper"
 A complete antidote to all ma larial poison are Carter's Liver Bit ters, yet free from qulnine and every thing injurious. Try them. Sol, by Harkey.
 MT. Lawrence Russell Esq. an, Col. w. C. Ford, of the legal frater nity, made a flying trip to Atkin last week on professional business The Col. is already established, au we are glad to know that our talent ed young friend Lawrence is takin, a stand in his profession.
 --FoR SALE.--The undersigne has for sale horses, mules, hogs corn, oats and hay, and A No. l ur land farm for rent. Apply to Jame A. Estler, one and e half miles mort east of Russellvlle.
 -Dr. Ott, of Newton county, wa in town last week en route to tn east to visit his father Tn Indiana and relatives in Louisville, Ky. H. will be gone about thirty days. Tn Dr. called at our sanctum, and W were assured that he is a jolly goo, fellow, and means business.