The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-22

i --Equinoxial storms may be looked for now.
 IT. A. Bivens, of Pope co...-s, is teaching public school in Benton county.
 >--Mr. l.. Reich has gone east to lay in new stock. Our columns will re- late the results of the trip when he re- turns.
 >->A protrscted meeting is in pros gress at the Cumberland Presbyterian church. Rev. E. NJ. Roach is conduct ing the services.
 -M-. B. B. Kinney is late arrival from Ripley, Miss, and will remain several days the guest of Mr, P. F. Burns. We acknowledge an agreeas ble call.
 -One of the best posted men upon nearly all subjects, and especially poli> tics--Iversen A. Jones, spent last Sab- bath in Russellville, and passed down on Mondays train.
 Hon. ". W. Marsfiell, of Ozark, one of the best lawyers of the firth cir cult, was visitor in Russellville few hours last Monday. He was enroutc to Dardanelle circuit couft. l Now that school is about to com inence parents and guardians cannot do better than call at Jacobson's and l buy hobby suit for their "little ones" and see that on opening day boys 'should look meat and natty."
 ---Capt. R. J. Wilson is now in the markets purchasing his fall and wins ter stock. The public may look ous, for his usual large and we'll selected stock when his purchases get in.
 >->Mr. c. B, Gerber has been as- signed duty Il. the drug establishment of Harkey & Bro., where he will be happy to wait upon his friends and sell :hem goods at lowest figures. The largest assortment of children suits can always be found at Jacobson. Prices can be obtained ard after com parison with other houses here the yer dict will be in favor of Jacobson.
 James A. Moseley has purchased from w. I. Hicks his entire stock of groceries and is again cnsconscd in business at the old stand where he hopes his friends will rememb Der him.
 The suit of James E. Battenheld vs. the DEMOCRAT company for interest On his salary as Editor, before Esq. Berry, man last Monday resulted in the jury giving Mir. Battenfed the interest claimed.
 >--Thc latest returned visitors from Eureka are: Mrs. Mary Fowler, Miss 1 Fannie Fowler and MT. 5. R. Judd. | All look vastly improved by their trip, and are prsfuse Tn their praises of the magic city.
 -Shcriff Hogins lodged two tramps in the Dover jail last Sunday who were passing themselves as agents of the , Little Rock Gazette. Dean Adams came up last Tuesday to prosecute the imposters.
 ---Remember that Wooten will not be undersold.
 We understand that Burris, the murderer confined at Dover, says he has no fears of lynching, as he has im- plicit confidence in the ability of our officers to hold him. We consider his faith well founded.
 ---Charly Dixon, formerly of this place, has been appointed yard master at Van Buren, and his accustomed haunts here will know him no more-- at least for the present. We wish Charly much luck and happiness.
 -s-If you wish to buy four at rock bottom prices call at ". r. Wootens.
 Our corHet band received the fol- lowing compliment from the Dardan- ellie Immigrant in it's last issues
 Our town was highly complimented last week by a serenade from the Rus sellville Cornet Band. Upon their ar rival, the Dardanelle Band saluted them with two or three peices after which the visitors took in all the prom inent corners of the town to the de, light of our citizens. It is first class band and composed of first class young men of Russsllville. The visit is high ly appreciated and our people will be glad to have them come over often.
 >--MrS. Thomas has purchasel the Winsett place near town.