The Russellville Democrat., 1880-06-17

| fouF Rlass anu ltH Ifhlt cans, also tht best sealing wax that is made.
 Miss Alice Harkey, Mrs. II. F. White, and Mace Bernard went to Fayetteville to witness the commence ment execises of the A. I. U.
 We are under obligations to MT R. H. Dickey for vegetables, and sam ples of his present seasons wheat crop. They were very fine.
 Upon petition the town council do- mated $100 to the band boys last meet ing, to enable them to pay for their in- struments. A worthy donation. We are authorized by Mir. J. c. Bonds, of Dover, to take out his an- nornoement and announce his with drawal from the race for assessor.
 Miss Lizzie Fears, who has been dangerously sick for several days, is, we learn, very mnch better, and with fair prospects of ultimate recovery.
 We were pleased to form the ac- quaintance of MT. Ed Chastine, of Fayetteville, this week. He is here visiting Capt. R. J. Wilson and family.
 We saw in Roy's hardware store the other day the pretticst and best lot of fruit and preserving kettles ever brought to Russellville, call and seo them.
 Mir. Will Miller, of tho Immigrant force, of Dardanells, came over Satur- day on visit to friends and relatives. Will will always be accorded cordial welcome in Russellville.
 MT. c. M. Rome, sf tho advertising department of Warmers Safe Remedies Co.,, has been in town this week doing good work for his company. We were pleased to form his acquaintance.
 Three or four dissatisfied parties have enjoined the payment of the $I00 donated to the Russellville band, and the case will come up before His Honor, Judge Wilson tomorrow.
 We were much pleased to meet in our office last Monday, MT. NJ. W. Yuckley, of Little Rock, and Mir. Hen- ry Kirchoff, of New York, the latter is visiting his uncle, H. Kirohof, at Do- yer.
 A correspondent writing from Hot Springs to the Little Rock Gazette, says: George Howell, of Russellville, Arkansas, is here and as great ladies man as ever. Rather partial to the widows.
 Wool CARDER FOR sALE.---The un- dersigned has a carding machine for sale, cheap for cash. Apply to
 c. G. OATES,
 Potts Station, Ark.
 -If you want something to cook fruit in, Roys, the hardware man, has got the largest assortment of granite iron fruit kettles, Porcelain lined ket- ties, and white stone iron ware, the best ware ever made to cook fruit in.
 MT. Thomas Newman and son, Johnnie, of Harrison, were in town last week enroute home. The former had been to Batesville with the ink-sling- CTS, and from the way he talks, we think he was well treated wh ile there.
 Mess. Colburn, of the Ozark Demo- crat, Durham, of the Van Buren Press, and Farley. of the Waldron Reporter, passed up the road last Thursday. We were pleased to meet them and glad to know that they had enjoyed their visit to Batesville.
 In the township election at Dover, last Saturday to decide between rival candidates for the office of county as sessor, Mir. P.J. Rollow received the highest number of votes cast, and is the nominee of the party of that town ship.
 County treasurer, F. c. Falls, was in town last week and remained day or two. He has just finished, at con- siderable expense, well executed county map, showing the location of the different school districts of the county. Mir. Falls exhibits commend able interest in the duties of his office, and makes zealous, prompt, and re- liable official.
 The Flow and Wagon Fac tory of our old reliable manufacturer, Mir. A. E. Luker Is booming. His factory now has some of the best wood and iron workmen that can be procured, and the steel Flows, Harrows, &c., that they are turning out are beauties, and our farmers pronounce them to be as good as they are nice. Horse-shoeing is also done at this establishment in the best style. "Live and let live" is the motto, and our farmers will do we'll to call at this factory for Flows, Horse | shoeing &c.
 Last Saturday a man named Bell, suspected of being implicated in the Clarksville robbery, was arrested at Morrilton by Col. Hill, of Clarksville, and Arthur Erwin, of Russellville. While enroute to this place in wagon the prisoner leaped to the ground and made bold strike for liberty and al- though shot at several times by Mess. Hill and Erwin, made good his escape. It is not known that any of the shots fired at him took effect.