The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 The DEMOCRAT to Jan. ], 1sS2-75c. Free show-the comet.
 County court next Monday. Pros bate court 18th inst.
 Warmly speaking, this weather IS too utterly utter for any use.
 Berry Heron is the happy propri- eter of a new IS pound girl.
 Mrs. Fannie E. Suddarth, of Quit man College, was in town last week. MT. Joshua Woodward and family, late of Texas, have gone to house-keep- ing.
 MT. George Reed, of this county, contemplates tour of inspection to Texas soon.
 Master Eddie Corley, of Quitman, is spending part of his vacation in Russellville.
 Capt. F. E. Barrow and little son, returned Saturday from a weeks visit to Little Rock.
 w. A. Baker, Esq, and Mr. l.. J. Smith and wife, of London. were in town last week.
 Mrs. Dr. Wyatt will spend several weeks at the Dardanelle Sulphur Springs for her health.
 Mrs. Dr. W. c. Renfrow and Mir. Travis Smith and family started Mon- day for Eureka Springs.
 Messrs. l.. l.. Jurney and Jesse Robinson, of London, favored us with social call last Saturday.
 The state teachers association will meet here next Thursday and remain in session three days.
 --The new b.ick store of Howell White & Co.,, will be finished ready for the roof this week.
 >--Mr. P F. Burns, the tall sycamore of Russellville, leaves to-day for two weeks trip to Mississippi.
 -Dr. Chas. B. Lewis, of Waxahatch. ie, Tex, is visiting in town, he gues of Mir. and Mrs. James II. Shinn.
 ---Hon. D. E. Barker, representativ ivt from Drew in the last legislature, pass ed up the road on the train Saturday. MT. Hugh Hamilton, of Caglesvills attended the Masonic hall dedication last Friday, and favored us with a call A fine lot of tat beeves just receiv' ed by Atlas Hartsell. Call at the Mea Market and get choice steaks or roast -F. Griffe has handsome line oi furniture, which he Is selling at prices that defy competition. Gail and see him.
 Miss Ella Peck returned home Sat- urday from school at Waxahatchie Texas. She was welcomed by many friends.
 -Messrs. Dr. Potts and Drake, O Atkins, were in attendance upon tn, Masonic school of instruction here las Thursday.
 Prof. T. Lamar, of Caglesyille paid us pleasant call Saturday. H. reports full school and in good con. dition, at Caglesyllc.
 -Mr. R. T. Hooper and Miss Mary J. Bayliss, of this county, were mar ried last week at Dardanelle. It wal another runaway match.
 A select party of excursionist from Little Rock passed up the roaC Monday enroute to Meda Springs They returned Yesterday.
 Master Claire Rudisill and his sis ters, little Misses Zadia and Lillian came up from Little Rock last Friday on visit to their aunt-Mrs. Fears.
 Tomorrow the new pistol law zoe into effect. It will be unlawful to sel pistols or cartridges, or for persons t carry pistols except openly in the hand During the prevalence ofthe storm last Saturday morning, several sign and shade trees were blown to tn ground. The damage, however, wa slight.
 The publisher of the DEMOCRAT re turns thanks to Mir. eRichard Cloman ofthe popular Dover Hack line, for doubly appreciated favor last Frida, morning.
 Don't be afraid to use "Rubber pant. You take no risk. See adver tiseinent, J. W. WELLS.