The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-23

The succulent peach will soon be in the market.
 Miss Sue Munday is visiting friends at Morrilton.
 Mrs. Thomas J. Russell and chil- dren are enjoying visit to relatives at Quitman.
 Mir. John Roberts, of Morrilton, has been visiting in Russellviile the past few days.
 --Messrs. Walter Chalfant, Branch Renfrow and Joe Mccoy have return, ed from Eureka Springs.
 The warmest part of June will be between the goth and 25th June, so says Vennor. We sincerely hope so!
 Cotton and corn are doing splen- didly ani indications point to an excel lent reward for the husbandman's toll.
 "A sensible thing is the street sp.in- kler gotten up by the enterprising busi- ness men on Jefferson street. Mr. Ezra Shinn manipulates the apparatus.
 The anniversary of American inde- pendence will pass away without any outburst of enthusiasm or eloquence so : far as Russellville Is concerned. 'Tis sad.
 Judge Wilson, of Water Valley, and F. P. Temple, of Coffeeville, Miss, were here last week prospecting for a location. They are well pleased with this section.
 Mrs. Dr. Thompson and little daughters went up to Clarksville last Saturday on a visit to relatives. The | q is ix;Y 1ola of friends during his temporary widows erhood.
 We. are sincerely indebted to the following friends for contributions to ! the DEMOCRAT subscription boom: Jo seph Potts, three names; J. W. Brew CT, one name; Miss Bessie Wellington, one name; E. A. Bell, two names J R. Dunn, one name.
 Ut is announced that Hon. H. Clabe Howell has reconsidered his intention to visit New Mexico, and instead. with party of friends, will take a chassez through the Boston mountains, to im- bibe the health-giving waters of that region and inhale the invigorating mountain air.
 --Mr. Ava Russell. of this place, received the appointment of delegate to the International Sunday School con- f vention at Toronto, Canada, to be held on the 22d, 23d and 24th inst. The ap- pointment was made by the state execu- ! tive committee at Little Rock, but came l too late to admit of MT. Russell's ats tendance.
 Last Friday morning when Mr. \ J. T. Morrison sent us the first cotton bloom of the season we immediately f voted him the blue ribbon, but later in . the day Mr. Samuel Brown appeared in our agricultural department with a f cotton boil as large as marble. We hereby announce that Mir. B. has taken
 the cake for previousness in the cotton f business.
 | Mir. Henry F. White returned home c last Thursday from Eureka Springs.
 He Is favorably impressed with the I springs aud thinks some remarkable cures have been effected, but he does
 not think the waters panaeea for | every i'll. Some are benefited, others
 are not. All of Russellville's citizens |. sojourning at the springs are reported n well pleased and improving. b MT. Joe Tate, who has been for
 some time testing the virtue of the f waters of Eureka Springs for rheuma- ]. tism, sends word to friends !. here that he feels much im- . proved and has hopes of ultimate re- coyery. Mr. Tate's case seemed almost
 hopeless one and his cure would ap- 3 pear but little short of a miracle.
 Ut is pleasing to behold an individ>
 ual after many days of trial and afflie> ] ton looking pleased and happy. Such |. was the case with our incompatible l. lightning manipulator at the depot, :. Tom Halliburton, the past few days.
 We rejoice with him in his good for n tune. His household has been increas-
 ed by one more member. It's q boy
 of goo proportions.
 Editor Boswell, of the Morrilton f Messenger, referring to his recent trip r to Dover says of the proprietor of the Is Dover hack line: "He is the most ac-
 commodatlng public man we have seen 70 in long tlme-sorry we can't call his b name." or course reference is made
 Co Mir. Richard ClOman, and we take
 pleasure in endorsing the above ds- c served compliment. Dick is indeed 6 'f public benefactor.
 g The examination of pupils of tho
 kusssliville academy last Thursday d. AlA FltNaN was tfeutiaDle Aliko tt v pupil and teacher. The recitations o
 every class reflected the highest evi
 dcnce of a faithful discharge Of duty or "a the part Of the professor and his assist a auts. The progress made must have }. been very satisfactory t0 all concerned a At che close 0f the exercises Prof .s Ioues iu a few happy remarks thanked
 the yislt0rs for their attendance anC
 wished the children pleasant vaca- . tinH. A iist of awards, medals anC . cards of mefii, wul bs found m an N other column.
 The continued heat Of the past few
 daFs has raused quite a hegira of Rus
 asiiFilis cilisous t0 cool country re V frealt. ihe Dariauells Sulphul
 sFFinEa in heli couutY has been th' " UtiaCfFe point far a great many. I'm
 lolirwiHg C.uEras vent over last week
 aaf'rg nf Whleh was inadvertently N nmNrei iast fHursiay Mr. and Mrs !. t N. Efanis. Mr. aad Mrs. J. E. Bat IT rrnGril aha Niss May. ~. Q. Towel anI Ma. M. t nnufli, hd -hiun ant
 Mo flareUfe rrHltf, Mes Jessie How N cd. MiaE kas6 rtuersou and Capt. J
 ffrrF. tasl Wednesday tho ioliowins party ugaf aFce and haFe taken r00m t af far rrFInrs Rev. a. e. Weave