The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-06
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MT. Jno. c. Rye, of Dover, was in to see us last Thursday.
 -.The commencement exercises at the Al. U. will take place this year on Thursday, June II. gA wN
 We had the pleasure of meeting our friend pr. Higgins, of Scottvile, in town, last Tuesday. Rev. MT. Dodson, of Dardanelle, occupied the pulpit at the Methodist Church last Sunday.
 Born and died, on the night of June 1st an infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Wherry.
 The public school at Norristown opened last Monday with fair attend ance, with Prof. A. J. Gray in charge. Miss Jessie Howell, one of Russell ville's prettiest young ladies, is in Van Buren visiting friends and relatives.
 MT. Lem Gray, of Dardanelle, (for short time) was in town Monday, and did not forget to pay Us a friendly call. See the communication ill to-day's paper from Mr. B. F. Bayliss, Chair man of the County Central Committee. Among the visitors to town since our last issue, was MT. J. A. Bost, of Atkins, who came up on Saturday and stayed over Sunday.
 --The plasterers are putting the fin- ishing touch on Harkey Bros. new drug house. It will be magnificent store room.
 See the new advertisement of the E. Virgil Saloon. Go and see the handsome bar fixtures and try some of the good things kept there.
 -Fror, Ssdessrs McCracken and Hug gins, of Scottville, we learn that the primary convention of Liberty town- ship is called for the 18th inst. The excursion from Little Rock fo Fort Smith given under the auspices of the Ladies Benevolent Association, of Little Rock, takes place next Monday. E County Clerk Bayliss left for Little Rock Monday morning to assist other County Clerks in valuing the l.. k. & F. s. Railway for the purposes of tax alton.
 Miss Anna lite, of Little Rock, is in town, the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Shinn. Many of Miss Anna's little school pupils here will be pleased to see her again.
 Tlle weather last Friday and Satur- day was intolerably hot. Saturday night, or rather Sunday morning | slight shower cooled the atmosphere and rendered the day more pleasant.
 Bring along your job-work of all kinds--letter heads, bill heads, visiting cards, business cards, labels, legal blanks, bills of lading, posters or any thing else. We will duplicate Little Rock prices. Judge A.-J. Bayliss, of Dover, and Mr. E. L. McCracken, of Scottvilie, honored us with short calls Monday. They are both jovial, whole e-souled men, with whom it IS a pleasure to meet.
 Buy the genuine Singer Sewing Machine--the best in the World. Ev- cry Machine warranted. Also needles, oil and extras for sale.
 w. c. RENFRow, Agent.
 
 --Mr. J. H. Chambers, 305 Locust Street, St, Lou.s, Mo, wants live man to introduce a new bookin this County. Those who have had experience in can wasting will find it to their interest to write for particulars.
 --NorIcE. There will be co-opera- ton meeting of the Christian Church at Bald Hill, Clark Township, Pope county beginning on Friday evening before the 1st Sunday in August. Ey- erybody invited to attend.
 M W. D. KELrNiR, Chairman.
 T. P. SAYLoRs, Sec'y.
 Hon. Thos. W. Pounds paid us a pleasant call Tuesday. He has been attending Court in Franklin, and by the-way, he occupied the bench all last week, having been elected special judge. n
 ' We are proud to be able to inform our readers that Dr. Harrell, who has been very low for some days past is now convalescing, and will, we trust, soon be able to be on the streets again.
 We call attention to the advertise ment of Miss Hattie Cromwell's Pri' mary School. We hear her spoken oi in highest terms as teacher, and we bespeak for her liberal patronage. {.
 Rev. l.. R. Barnes, one of our high ly esteemed citizens who went to Cali fornia few years ago, got back te RnssellVille again last week. We re gret very much to know that the gen tleman's health was not improved b, his residence on the the western slope and that he is now still in very feeble health. We welcome him back to Pope