The Russellville Democrat., 1876-06-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

:'n town Monday.
 < The cool weather has been quite nfavorable to cotton. Fresh butter at
 - BOSWELL & ERwIN's. MT. Robt. Williamson, from dluitman, is now at home on a visit.
 | ---Rev. J. $. Willbanks preached ilt Prairie Grove church last Sunday | -'fternoon.
 The latter part of last week, and he first part of this, was remarkably | ,,ool for June.
 County Treasurer Parker was in town Tuesday. Remember he is l candidate for reelection. ---Dr. Welden E. Wright, of Lit ,.le Rock, was arrested last Satur-
 'day on charge of lunacy. W X \ T F D .---CoRD-WooD.--- Twenty cords of sound, straight body wood wanted at this office.
 Even nine penny calico can be made to look neat and tasty by using the "Domestic Fashions" Large numbers of the A. l. U. boys have passed down the road
 since the school closed, on their way home.
 Select Qualrille party at Whites Hall this evening for the entertain Inent of the Valley B. B. Boys, of
 Atkins.
 The serenaders return thanks to the young ladies for the nice
 cake presented to them Tuesday
 night.
 --WANTED.---AG An ac-
 tive, energetic resident agent for this paper in every township in the
 county. Liberal commission paid. The editor arrived home last
 Saturday after having attended the Press Association and State Conven- tion, ready for work and business. We tender many thanks to our
 brother editors whom we met at the Press Association for kind and com plimentarv words for the DEMOCRAT. Cherries are ripe---who wants a puff in acknowledgement for some of the delicious fruit? Whosoever
 doth, let him send along the cherries Capt. Joe Petty, our excellent
 sheriff was down to the Capital last
 week for the purpose of paying over the taxas collected. Match game ok base ball between the Atkins club and the
 R. E. Lees this evening--at the
 grounds of the latter, in this place. The young gentlemen who were ! out serenading Tuesday night will
 accept our thanks for some very
 sweet music.
 Mir. Cad Hanks, who has become
 such a popular traveller for the house of Brooks, Nicely & Co.,, oi Memphis, Tenn, was in town over
 Sunday.
 We make our acknowledgements to Mr. R. NJ. Donald, of the Herald for courtesies extended to Us while in Little Rock last week. When
 you get q chance, Donald, run uI
 and see us.
 The sewer crossing on Main street, just in front of Wharton's drug store needs some repairs; also the foot bridge on Oak street near
 Mr. J. F. Munday's residence. Will [ our town authorities look after this keep the weeds pulled out oi your yards aud the grass moved
 close and smooth and the appear.
 ancc of your places will be greatly
 improved.
 We learn that there was con,
 siderable hail storm in the lower ! end of our county last week, ant ! that some little damage was done tC corn and cotton.
 It goes pretty hard to get bacl into the editorial harness again and
 go to hard work after having such ;
 good time for few days. But here goes for another years work. -Rev. J. R. G. W. N. Adam! preached at the Presbyterian churcl
 last Sabbath. In the evening Il, l administered the ordinance of bap tisln to an of applicant. Judge Mansfield and Col. Ora vcns came down the It. Smith roat Tuesday morning and went over t. Dardanelle to hold court for tn Dardanelle district of Yell county. -PoPE COUNTY EXPORTING BLOOD ED PlGs.-Dr. J. M. Yancy inform
 us that on Tuesday he started a
 line q pair of pigs 10 Tennessee, O an order, as ever travelled over thi line of railroad. That begins { look like business. -CArIloN.-Mcssrs. Powers Weightman, of Philadelphia, sen out a card cautioning the publi
 against one D. l.. Goldstein, wh represents himself as their agent They say he is an imnostor