The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-30


 Mccoy were married on Friday the 2ith inst, by G. ". Bergman, Esq, at the residence of Mir. A. Greats, of tlns place.
 --Messrs. T. P. Macarthur, Loui Hartrack, Joe Finley and ". k. Ed monson departed for Eureka Springs last week. They will travel in pri- vatc conveyance.
 MT. c. B. Gerber, the energetic representative of the German Ins. Co.,, returned Saturday from five weeks iaunt in the interior. He looks as if he had fared well.
 The Pope county Sunday School Association meets at Dover July 20th. Every Sunday School in the county should be represented. Don't forget the time nor place.
 "A communication signed N. R. II. has been received, but as the informa- ton contained therein is not new we defer it's publication. Hope our young friend will write again.
 We understand that Mir .Robt Jami- son was not benefited by his trip to Florida, and is now at his brother's in Louisiana. His friends regret to learn that he is considered very low.
 MT. Stanford Young. who has for some time been clerking for Messrs. Howell, White & Co.,, has moved his family down from Dover, and gone to housekeeping. We welcome them.
 The Arkansas Gazette is advertised elsewhere. 1t is the oldest newspaper in the state and now one of the very best in the south west. Subscriptions at publishers rates taken at this office. MT. and Mrs. J. E. Battenfield and their interesting little daughter-M May, accompanied the editorial excur, sion to Winnepeg last week. We hope they will have much pleasure on the trip.
 --The trial of James Holland at Ozark last week resulted in mstrial the jury standing, s for conviction and for acquital. This will necessi- tate another trial at great expense to Yell and Franklin counties.
 The big temperance rally takes place at Ozark, July 4th. An excur- sion train will run from here to Ozark on that day and the price for the round trip will be but $50. The attendance will of course be large.
 Capt. J. II. Perry returned from Dardanelle Sulphur Springs Monday. He reports about seventy five visitors there Sunday. and all RussellYille citi- zens we'll pleased and receiving much benefit from the waters.
 W. I. Hicks keeps general as- sortnent of family groceries at rock bottom prices. He sells the Sigwalt sewing machine for less money than q good machine has ever been sold in Russcllville. Call and be convinced.
 For anything in the drug line call at John ". Turner & Co.'S NEW DRUG STORE. Everything is first class and their prices are reasonable.
 The following party of sportsmen departed last Monday for weeks hunt in the Magazine mountains about thir- | ty miles southwest of Dardanelle: J. A. Moseley, Arthur Erwin, W. II. Miller, Charley Gray and J. A. Mil Ter.
 Pope county's very best citizens, will spend few weeks visiting relatives in Franklin, Washington and Benton counties. Mir. Williamson deserves his vacation and we hope will have a pleasant time.
 The Imperial rcady-mixed paints are acknowledged by all who have giv- on them trial (with other paint to be the most economical, handsome and durable, at John w. Turner & Co.'S NEW DRUG STORE.
 MT. c. M. Johnson and wife, late of Hope, have arrived in town and will make Russellville their future home. Mir. Johnson is agent for the genuine Singer Sewing Machine company. and will canvass this county in the inter- ests of said company.
 -NoTIoE.-J. II. PERRY's new HARD WARE uoUsK is headquarters for the BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD, the WILSON OSCILLATING SHUT TILE, with all the improvements Warranted by the company for five years. J. II. PERRY.
 The manufacturers of the Imperial ready-mlxed paints have spent much time and spared no expense to produce and bring before tine public a painI which can be relied upou for perma' nency, brilliancy, durability and econ' omy. For sale at John w. Turner X Co.'S NEW DRUG STORE.
 We are indebted to the following friends for new names and money hand ed in since our last issue to boost the DEMOCRAT subscription boom: Will l.. Alley, J. W. White, Richard Clo man, Thos. Halliburton, A. Nj. Brad ley, W. J. Sherril. W. II. Miller, ST.