The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
POPE PRIMARY ELECTION: Sat-, Aug. I4,' 80.
LOCAL NEWS.

O-tEOIlVW bhS SitSaHs Green corn and collie have arrived. -Flux continues to prevail at Dover --The weather is settled--at least it's sot.
 Jerry Gray has another bouncing IF pound boy
 ---watermslons will soon engage our attention.
 -Subsoribe for the Campaign DKMo- GRAF, only 50 cents.
 MT. Crowder Mossley is teaching school at Nit. Zion.
 Miss Rhoda Poe has gone to Quitman to reside Tn the future.
 There are couple of weddings in prospsct. Guess who: MT. H. Clabe Howell went wooing among the voters this week. We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. W. T. Poe, of Clinton, last week. Next Sunday will be the l04th an- niversary of American Independence. New goods just received at
 K. J. WILsoN's. Miss Ada Hits, of Cl4rksville, is on q visit to Mrs J. l.. Shinn, at this place. MT. c. W. Chapman has rscievsd from Cincinnati . handsome new bug gy.
 xr. ID Arn;&ar> of usrriaon passsd up the road Saturday enroute home.
 --Mr. J. H. Hicks, of Searcy, has been in town several days visiting friends.
 Cane Mills and Evaporators for sale at R. J. WILsoN's. Mrs. M. H. Baird and children visited at Potts Station last Friday and Saturday.
 Col. John B. Cswnover, publisher of the Dardanells Immigrant, was over this week.
 Mess. Bsnjamin and Dill, of Little Rock, were up on businsss ono day last week. -The Mitchell Wagon is the best made, . car load at K, J. Wilson's. MT. Dudley James and Stanford Young, Esq, of Dover, visited town Saturday.
 Prof. Baily, with his celebrated troupe, brass band and orchestra, will visit us soon.
 --BuEgiss, Bu9gies, with and with out tops, at Factory prices.
 K. J. WILSON. MT. J, Mac Tucker smilingly in- forms us that he has new Il pound boy at his house.
 -Oid cotton continues to como in. Two car loads were shipped flom this station last week.
 -Mr. W. N. Daniel and Miss Ada Tobsy. of Lee township, were married on tho 18th of Juno.
 Many of our citizens will visit Lit tie Rock on the 3d to witness the py- rotschnic display.
 Capt. George E. Howell went down . to Little Rock with the returning Harri- son drummers last week.
 Gall and eco the clones Truss" at tho drug ssoreISf J.w. WELLS. --we are pained to learn Of the death of Mrs. Jo. Petty and Mir. Par tain's baby at Dover last Sunday. The moonlight picnic at Potts Sta tion last Wednesday night is said to have been most enjoyable affair. Misses Porah Boswell and Ina Mckenzie lighted up our sanctum by their genial presence last Monday, --l offer special bargains in trusses. v Call early ys afflicted!
 J. W. wELLs. ---The fare for round trip to Little Rock on the excursion train next Satur- day to witness the fire works is only ti.25.
 MT. Kelly handed us . cotton boil last Saturday two-thirds grown, from J. A. Hsarne's farm a few miles from town.
 ---l invite the public to call and ex- anime my goods and prices.
 J. W. WELLS. Last Saturday was an unusually busy day with our merchants. The Inc crop prospects make purchasers more liberal.
 Coroner Woolford, travelling cor respondentof the Little Rock Democrat passed up the road Saturday enroute to Eureka Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Battcnfield have returned from Washington D. C., and report having had most enjoyable and satisfactory trip.
 Drugs, paints, oils, tobacco, ci- gsrs, stationery and notions of good quality, for sale by
 J. W. WELLS. ---On account of press of other matter, we arc compelled to leave over uhtll next week an original poem and two communications,
 From farmers VIC learn that con-