The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-30
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4uSIc VIII uo ou C4CuI StVsA AA Vse4 Little Rock to Ft. Smith next week.
 Preaching tonight in the South Methodist church, by Rev. J Haralson.
 MT. J. E. Battenfleld, editor of the DEMOCRAT, is visiting Little Rock thIs week.
 --Messrs. McKennon q Byers ad- dress the people at Russellville to-day. Turn out aud hear them.
 --Go to J. l.. Shinn's and zee the NEW GOODS. You cen find the latest and freshest spring styles there.
 --The Ozark and Clarksville excur- sionists had gay little hop at the Depot Dining Hall last Monday. N
 --Mr. Jno, F. Halle. of Dover, will next week reopen the "E. Virgin Sa- loon," on Jefferson Street.
 MT. Isaac Loewenberg, of the firm of A. Bejach, of this place, returned home from visit to St. Louis, this week.
 The hotel property on the corner of Man and River Streets has changed hands--Mr. I. B. Davis having sold to J. B. Erwin.
 The exceedingly hard rains which fell last Friday and Saturday swelled all the little creeks and branches to high-water mark.
 The excursion train from Ft. smith to little Rock Tuesday was rather slitl- ly patronixed. Only about 100 were on board when they passed Russellville.
 There were several places in our streets very much improved by work done on them by the chain-gang under the supervision of Street Commissioners Jones.
 -Our young friend, MT. Greene Wallace, got home last Saturday from Ann ArDor with his bride. Here's to your good health, &c., Greene.
 Among the exsursionists Tuesday we were pleased to meet Capt. Ed. Me Connell, of Clarksville, and Mir. Geo. Tiles, of the Ft. Smith. the manager of the excursion.
 We call attention to the announce ment of Mir. Albert M. Bradley, as T candidate for tIie office of Constable of Illinois township. A more executed notice will appear next week.
 MT. Alva Russell returned from Lebanon, Tenn, Tuesday. whithcr he had been in attendance on tho General Assembly, as delegate from ths q. F. Church of this place.
 We were pleased to recefxe calls from the following candidate6 TIT Sat- urday: Messrs. Mournin& Flyers, Baird, McKennon, Russsll, md II. G. Hearne. Call again, gentlemen.
 Buy the genuine Singer Sewing Machinc-thc best in the World. Ev- cry Machine warranted. Also needles, oil and extras for sale.
 w. c. RESFRow. Agent.
 We were pleased to meet among the excursionists last Tuesday, our old- time and true friend, pr. 0. w. Smith, Of Alma. Time deals gently with the Dr., and we are plcas6d Q know that fortune fAvors him also. Success, al- ways, pr.
 I've inadvertently omitted in last weeks issue to mention &ha fact that our friend MT. s. N. Evina nth his family, had moved back to Isilasellville, where they will permanently reside in the future. We welcome them back.
 -Mr. E. H. Shinn len for South Western Arkansas last Tuesday lin the interest of the excellent Fruit Dryer which Messrs. J. l.. Shinn q Co. are manufacturing.
 The river was on . ssbig high" last Sunday, and serious fears were enter tained that we would have q disastrous overflow. We are glad to know that it is now falling.
 We learn that Atkins is soon to have newspaper. Burton, lately of the Forum is to start the enterprise. 'Rah for Atkins. hssa
 We are pained to learn of the death of General Franklin. which occurred at Dover last Monday night. The gentle mans health had been bad for some months but WIG had not learned that he was so low.
 --Jrhe excursion from Ozark last Monday brought quite . crowd to town About 25O or 300. They all seemed full of life and everything wcpt t.merry as marriage bell.
 MT. - Sinclair, of Liberty town- ship, favored us with pleasant visit last Monday. He says Liberty will make cnongh wheat to bread her, all though the crop has been cut short about one half.
 Rev. w. J. Dodson of Dardanelle, will occupy the pulpit at the M. E. Church South next Sabbath, in place of Rev, w. 1T. Corley, who goes to Dar- danelle.
 MT. J. H. Chambers, 305 Locust Street, st. Louis, Mo-, wants live man to introduce new book in this County. xss. -Lr T. 4 ---<f--. .-