The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-22
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election.
 Mr. Dan T. Reynolds has gone t Eureka Springs.
 We can print election tickets oI short notice.
 Chickens readily sell at from $l.50 te a per dozen here.
 Candidates wishing election ticket printed should send in their orders a once.
 Capt. P. W. Austin, prominent can didate for assessor, was in town las week.
 ---E. Roth has a branch store In Eu rska. It is managed by Alex. Roth and l.. S. Lsatherwood.
 MT. P. H. Rice and family have moved to town. They occupy the Wells house on Oak Street.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will sell ice cream again next Friday even ing at the McCarthur building.
 The population of Pope county as shown by the recent census, is 14,347, an increase 5,s6l souls since 1870.
 We were pleased to meet Prof. N. W. Kuhn, prominent educator of Appleton, this county. in town last week.
 | MT. Robert c. Bullock, of the law firm of Bullock & Davis, Dardanelle, was in the city Tuesday and honored us with call.
 Misses Porah Boswsll and Sallie Weaver, two of our most sntrancing bellss, paid this office calr last Tues day afternoon.
 Capt. W. NJ. Peeler was kept pretty busy during the three days he remain cd here. The assessment we believe was quite complete. We acknowledge with heartiest thanks the reception of supply of ap- pies and peaches from eur good friend Ar. Bogus and his esteemed lady.
 MT. s. I. Echols, who had the mis- fortune to lose his wife at this place recently, left for Brownsville, Tenn., yesterday. We wish him success wherever he may go.
 We arc pleased to welcome MT. O.. W. Shinn back homo and many friends again. Will has been reading law at Cincinnati for the past Is months, and though he has studied hard, looks re- markably well.
 Miss Bessie Little, neice of Mrs. s. Webb, has becn dangerously sick for several days past. At this writing "Wednesday morning) she is thought to be better. We hope that she may speedily recover.
 ---The young mon of the Cove De- batting Society will discuss the Fishback Amendment next Saturday beginning at 10 o'clock a. n. The public are snvitsd to bring basket dinner and hear the discussion by the young dsbators.
 | SiVR PiObpOStS sSAo WI sSthAy ASN or better In this county than at pres snt. The harvest will be bountiful and tho reward of the laborsr will be such as to place him beyond the pale of want for twelve months to come.
 1 Mir. DeLong, the man who shot Birch at Dardanslle, was xdjudged guilty of manslaughter by the examin. ing court and bail fixed at $200O. Mir DsLong promptly filled tho bond and is new at liberty. It is almost univer. sally conceded that the bail was fixed at very low amount considering the crime committed.
 Some designing northern men are industriously circulating reports of yellow fever at Memphis. A special dispatch from Memphis to the Gazette bearing date of the 18th iust., from Dr. Y. B. Thornton. president of tho lscal board of health promptly denies ] the report, aad says the health and sanitary condition of Memphis were never better. 1t will be safe to say that Memphis will not be visited by the dreadful scourge this season.
 One of the most pleasant social events of the season was the lawn party at tht residence of Mir. and Mrs. Ransom Bos well last Thursday evening. The grounds beautifully decorated snd illu- minated with Chinese lanterns, were filled with the gallant bsaux and lovely belles of Russellvills, on pleasure bent Promenading, courtiug, coquetry music, vocal and instrumental, gsme' on lawn and table, and last, though not least, a bountiful rspast at l2 o'clock were indulged in by the merry throng, and long after the midnight hour when the rcvelers returned to their homes, the unanimous thanks of all were ton. dered the host and hostess and to Miss Porah and Ira for the pleasures of the evening.
 OFF FoR EUREKA.-On account ol the rain our senior editor and party did not get off on Monday morning as was last week announced. Monday af-