The Russellville Democrat., 1881-08-11

l MT. Emmet Poe, of Texarkana, was visitor in town last week.
 -->Mr. James W. Wells arrived home Tuesday from very enjoyable visit to Osceola.
 --Mrs. l.. W. Bryan and children res turned to Spadra last Tues Jay.
 A four year old daughter of Mir. A. F. Linam died last Monday night.
 MT. A. NJ. Bradley has been elect, ed by the town council cotton weigher for the ensuing season.
 MT. s. J. Apple representing a St. Louis house, favored us with an agree> able call Saturday.
 A protracted meeting has been in progress in the Methodist church since last Thursday night.
 Misses Leila veazey and Ada Math> ews, of Dardanellc, visited in town last Thursday and Friday.
 Mrs. Eb. Howell returned home Saturday from an exceedingly pleas> ant visit among friends ill Van Buren.
 -Messrs. H. s. Carter and Aurelius Doggett, of Dardanelle, spent last Sab bath among hosts of friends in Russell vile.
 SITUATION WANTED. .-->By a young man F years old, in store or office. Good references given. Apply to this office.
 Look out for the new goods at Roy's which will be sold cheaper than ever.
 -DIED.- his residence in Pope county, Ark, July 31st, Mir. Darling Love, after eight days sickness from pneumonia, in his sixty-sixth year.
 FAKE cARE,-Roys is going to keep groceries which will be sold at Rock Bottom prices.
 A communication in reference to the Caglesville school is published in another column. We regret that this controversy has arisen and trust the trouble may be amicably adjusted.
 Stoves cheaper than ever at Roy's.
 MT. II. c. Howell on his return from conveying MT. Lemley home, whose leg was accidently broken in Russellville, was taken violently Ill the same night and was confined to his bed from Saturday until Friday, but is st present convalescent.
 Among the foremost and best busi- ness houses of New Orleans stands the cotton and commission house of John T. Hardie 6 Co. This firm enjoys su- perior facilities for tho transaction of all business intrusted to them, and as for integrity it is second to none in the country. Mr.J. B. Hayes represents this house in the Arkansas River Val- ley and is both a reliable drummer and thorough gentleman.
 Tin ware marked nown fifty per cent. at Roy's.
 The following from the Dardanelle Arkansian relates to the conquests of one of our belles during a recenl visit to that village:
 Miss Jennie Moseley Ca visitor in our town for the past two weeks) returned to Russellville on Monday last. Miss Moseley is a young lady of peculiarly fascinating manners and by her rare social attractions made many friends in Dardanelle-especially among the "sterner sex" Jim called the evening before she left. He bade her | "Doubt the sun doth shine, Doubt the stars fire,
 Doubt truth to be iiar,H--
 but never doubt his love.
 We have received from Supt. J. l.. Denton, the following report the ap> portionment of the common school rev enues in the state Treasury on the 18th July, 1881, subject to apportionment. Whole amount apportioned (state scrip $l45, ,765,37. United States currency, | HT HOH gD annnrtinna1 n each person between the age of and 2l years, scrip, $0.67l; currency, $0147. Total amount apportioned to Pope coun- ry: State scrip, $2 ,655; currency, 653.> 70. The school population of Pope county is 465l.
 We were pleased to take by the hand and welcome back to their old original home in Pope county, our much esteemed and valued friends of other days, Mir. F. Y. Mason, Maj. Sam uel Mason and his wife. Sam says 'birds will come home to roost." The Maj. has been merchandising in Paris, Texas, for several years. He will los cate in RussellvilIe for the present and occupy the late residence of his brother in law, Capt. K. J. Wilson. on Oak St. The fine living and delicious wines in which our old friend Sam so lavislly indulged while residing in the metrop- oils of Paris, superinduced small ink | ling of the Gout, but which he most positively disavows. saying it was only erysipelas with which his feet were swollen, and of which we are pleased now to announce, he has about recov- cred. We must however graeiously advise him to be very careful how he lndulges his appetite in Russellville or a fresh break out of the Gout may make | it's appearance in more unmistakable form, and he will have to aeknow ledge the corn. Success attend them in all their undertakings; may their return to the old "roost" be conducive to the enlargement of their shadows and greater enjoyment and happiness in 1 the social and family circle. May kind 1 Providence safely guide the bark of our dear friend Young whose kindness and attention during the dark and gloomy days which tried mems souls, was SO nobly and disinterestedly evidenced for us, creating a green spot iu our memo ry ever to be remembered and cherish ed with pleasure, love and gratitude.
 We inadvertently omitted last week notice of the very serious and painful accident which befell our old neighbor and comrade, Mir. James NJ Lemley, who lives near Dover. Mr. Lemley had visited Russellville on Friday the 29th July and on leaving town about [