The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15
LOCAL NEWS.
r;s oummer indeed

-'Tis summer indeed! q Probate and County court at Dover next Monday.
 -The primary election comes on the i4h of August.
 The cotton and corn crops remain <, .nIendid condition.
 Mir. ". K. Lee, of Dardanelle call- cd to see us Tuesday.
 Ayers Hair Yigor prevents the hair from falling out.
 Mir. Geoegc k. Howell has return .,d from his St. Louis trip. Mir. John Erwin and Alex. Roth have gone to Eureka Springs.
 Let us organize Hancock and Fnrlish club. Who will take the lead
 The band discoursed some good music from Shinn's balcony Saturday night.
 Capt. Jo Howard, Of Martin town ship. passed the day with friends here last Saturday.
 Mir. G. E. Burney is to have law office built on Jefferson street, just south of E. Roth g store.
 1S Robert c. Bonds leaves to-day for Hot Springs where he will remain 3 or weeks for hIs health.
 Miss Ruth Houston, charming aslle of Clarksville, is visiting Miss Jessie Howell of this city.
 Mrs. Thach and family have moved to Georgetown, where Mrs. Thach is engaged in teaching school.
 Several communications have been crowded out this week. but will appear as soon as we have room for them. - To GIN OwNERe.-60 saw gins sharpened for $l2. 50 saw gins shar- pened for sl0 by J. A. NORRIS.
 Miss Bettie Wellington, of New Boston, Texas, arrived in our city last week on visit to numerous friends.
 From & postal card from J. P. By CTS we learn that he carried Crawford county in the primary election last Saturday.
 Mess. McCracken, Hale. and others of Scottville and Liberty townships were in town Monday to hear the polit- ,ical discussiorn
 -Messrs. Potts, Mourning, Dsrr, Ludwig and others whose names we did not get, all of Atkins, were circu' lating freely in our midst fast Monday.
 MT. T. W. Hamblen, bookkeeper for Mir. s. A. Buck, has gone to Ala bama for short respite from business and to recruit his health which hal been impaired by over work.
 -Dr. E. T. Murrell, the celebrated -oculist of Little Rock, has secured quite an extensive practice since hi arrival here. We are indebted for sev %eral social calls from him.
 From one of the enumerators O. our county we learn that Mrs. Turner of this place, is thought to be the oldes person in the county. Her age is 92 Mrs. Henry, aged S9 is the next oldest
 Assessor W. M. Peeler will be al this place, to-day, tomorrow and mex day for the purpose of assessing per sonal and real property. All interest ed will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly.
 We are indebted to our generou friend NJ. B. Roys for samples of fin' sand luscious peaches of his own grow ing. They were grown In his garder here and show the possibilities of th' fruit business when properly managed
 The faithful representative of Mess Brooks, Medley & Co.,, Memphis. Tenn. Capt. Cad Hanks, was In town thi' week looking to the interests of hi house. We recommend this house t business men everywhere.
 We are placed under many obliga tions to little Miss Bertie, daughter O Mr. Alva Russell, for the present of boquet of handsome, fragrant flowers sb'Tis such remembrances from fai hands that brightens the life of toll ing newspaper man, Mir. Wm. West returned home Mon day from Silver City ia Montgomer. county. He reports work progressing satisfactorily in developing the mines and the greatest enthusiasm prevail Tn regard to the ultimate success o operations there.
 -We desire communications from al parts Of the countyion the;several. issue before the people. Both sides of ever. II :. question should have full and impar ~tlal hearing. Blu. be it remembers that we are not responsible for thu utterances of our contributors. MT. Robt. Hamilton. of this county was arraigned before Squire Bergman last week. charged with complicity II Il the murder of man named Bisbo about years ago. The testimon, being considered insufficient to con wet, tho prisoner was dischar ged. W. s. Bowden called on us Tuesda to inform the public that J. W. Sug