The Russellville Democrat., 1883-10-11
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Essa0sished JanuarV, 1875.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Will deem it necessary
To have an advertisement displayed,
played, played,
Within his local paper,
For that's the proper caper
Bv which 10 catch the coming autumn
trade, trade, trade"
The hottest weather OF last
summer scarcely exceeded the heat
of a few days last week.
Mr.. William Harlow, late Of
Tennessee, is a late addition to the
clerical force of the Famous New
Drug Store.
Mrs. Pendergrass, tried last
week at Morrilton for murder, on a
change of venue from Yell county,
was acquitted.
See the new advertisement OF
Mesdames Moseley d Spencer, and
when you want anything in their
line call on them.
, The family of our business man.
ager returned from Searcy last Mon
day and are once more snugly en-
sconced in their Russeliville home.
Cotton is coming in quite freely,
and the prices offered IN this mar.
ket are as follows:
Good Ordinary &c: Low Middling,
Of; Middling, 81.
A bran new sign bearing the
imprint of Russellyille's artistic
PAINTER, Henry +. Erwin, adorps the
from, of John w. Turner u Cos
drug establishment.
Our columns to day are pretty
heavily taxed by advertisers, thereby
cutting off our usual supply OF read
ing matter. We hope our readers
will bear with us this week.
-Improvcment continues unaba
ted throughout the length anu
breadth of the town. Mechanics OF all
kinds are busy, the most of them
having contracts weeks ahead.
in another column we present
the advertisement OF Messis. Allen
&c Blackburn. A six years acquaint-
ance With this firm enables us to say
that they can be relied on to do Elk
AcTLY what they say.
ID Pug dogs as pets have had their
day among the extremely fashion
able, but colds never go out Of Iast'
ion. so that it is always necessary to
know that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sure cure for all coughs and colds.
We are in receipt of lengthy
friend from Carroll county giving an
elaborate review Of the resources OF
his county. Sorry the crowded con-
diton Of our columns forbids giving
1T space.
The Melrose Mill, unable to Sc
cure barrels enough To ship then
goods, contemplate adding a cooper
shop tc their already extensive bust
ness, and manufacture their own
barrels. A Mr. Bond, of Little Rock,
will have charge Of the shop.
Mr.. John +. Settle, one Of the
most expert machinists in this state,
succeeds Mr.. W. w. Berry.as cngi-
neer and n.achinist at the Merose
Mills. This preferment is richly mer-
tied, and the DEMOCRAT predicts that
the complicated machinery OF the
Melrose will continue TO whirl with
out jar or friction.
The most handsome and fash
ionable millinery goods ever seen IN
RussellviIle, are now on sale at Mrs.
). Webb's, comprising the latest
styles of ladies', misses, and chill
dren's hats, hair goods, ties, ribbons,
collars, and all kinds OF trimmings
Ladies are invited to call and exam
Inc. See advertisements.
On last Wednesday, Mr.. Sam
Brown shipped to the Southern TX.
position at Louisville, twenty stalks
of cotton, averaging over one hun
bred hollis To thc-stalk. This viii
doubtless attract attention as there
Is nothing in the exposition to com
pare with it. The cotton was OF the
variety of the Arkansas improved,
'"N "AS SiN"H iiOth 'ttV '''N'>'''NN'
81 Mr.. Jno. G. Rye OF Dover.
Elsewhere we take from the
Dardanelle Post an account OF the
taking of a petition against whisk,
license from Mr.. Lyon, Of Chicalail
Il township, by mob OF masked men
This high handed act merits the Sc
verest condemnation, aud the DEMO
GRAFT unhesitatingly denounces 1t as
an outrage, aud homes the perpetrat
ors may be speedily caught and am
ply punished. Mr.. Lyon is at pres
ent IN this city visiting his son, '"
A. Lyon.
NoncE-The War Department O
II " United States through the kind
ness of Hon. j. +. Cravens has been
forwarding to the "Public school
Library series Of Books, entitled
War of the Rebellion, Official Re