The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-09

Mrs. A. T. Davis returned from Grant county last Tuesday.
 Tom Warner is giving the Masonic hall good coating of paint.
 Judge J. G. Wallace returned last Sunday from an extended professional trip to Newton county.
 Capt. R. J. Wilson has purchased the beautiful residence of MT. G. ". Chapman in Luker's addition.
 Master Will Howell, son of Judge II. A. Howell. one of DardanelIe's "ap- pointed things" pressed Russellville brick Monday.
 Miss Hattie May, daughter of Judge W. N. May, of Dardanelle, is visiting Russellville this week, the guest of Mrs. Col. G. ". Chapman.
 We are placed under obligations to our friend l.. Brsashears, of More land, for the present of supply of cherries. Many thanks
 Henry Erwin visited Dardanelle last week. Henry left for a three weeks stay, but--well, he had PRESSING business on this side of the river.
 There should be general cleaning up of this town Let the authorities see to it at once lest we are visited with an epidemic ere the summer wanes.
 We present another interesting bStch of local correspondence in this issue of the DEMOCRAT. We hope to hear from our correspondents regularly and often.
 On Monday next the second open ing of lawns will commence at the New York Cash store. Of this goods we make speciality and will sell them at first cost.
 Rev. J. W. Heagen, of Dardanelle, and his son, Mir. James Heagen, left last Tuesday for visit to relatives in Western Pennsylvania. Wish them a pleasant time.
 MT. Ike Morris, merchant of Dar- danelle, and q genial good fellow, passed through our town. Tuesday en- route to Hot Springs for short respite from business.
 --Dr. J. W. Pruitt, of this place, will attend the state medical association at Beebe on the 10th inst, and also the United States medical association at St. Louis on the 14th inst.
 MT. J. B. Hayes, the good-looking, affable and business-like representative of Messrs. ]. T. Hardie & Co.,, New Orleans. was in town this week in the interests of his house.
 A little daughter of MT. J. s. Church, of this place, died last Sunday, of Aux. Another member of the same family is quite low, we understand, with the same complaint.
 Just received at the New York Cash store large line of cream colorsd laces and insertings to match which are offered at the usual low rates.
 We have been favored with copy of the prospectus of the 'International Cotton Exposition" to be held at At lanta, Ga. The exposition opens Oct. 9th, and closes Dec. 3lst.
 This is the ninth day of the first summer month, and we have already experienced degree of torridity which does credit to the season. The mercury has marked 9l degrees in the shade.
 Any one wanting ice will positively have to give their orders the evening before, or very early in the morning. I cannot open the house in the heat of the day. ED BERNARD.
 Embroidery worth 25c. per yard have marked down to l21ac. and l5c- per yard; lace the same, and all other goods in the notion line, you get at such rates by calling on the New York Cash store.
 An ash box, the fruitful source of
 
 causing the loss of Col. Turner's beau- urday evening. Fortunately the fire was discovered and extinguishcd before any serious damage was done.
 We are not disposed to let good thingspass unnoticed in tkSse local col umns, hence we must compliment the juvenile band of the Russellyille acade- my upon the proficiency they have ats tained in the science of music. It is conceded on all sides that this tin brig ade is daisy.
 For anything in the family grocery line 90 to W. l. Hicks. He keeps a full assortment of desirable goods and sells at reasonable prices. A good sup ply of sewing machines is also kept in stock. We can sell the Sigwal machine cheaper than any good machine has ever been sold here before.
 Mrs. Dr. J. W. Pruitt will leave shortly on visit to her former home, Kansas City, Mo. While gone Mrs. Pruitt will, in company with a jolly party of friends, visit Chicago, New York, Washington, Niagara Falls, Swinging clear round the circle" and having good time generally. We wish her very pleasant trip and safe return home.
 SPECIAL SALE.-The New York Cash store offers from this day on big line of white and figured pique at first cost.
 Mrs. Sam Douthit, who lives a short distance in the country, came to town last Sunday to spend the day with her mother. Quit unexpectedly a doe tor had to be summoned and in due time bouncing boy was announced. This act was not on the programme when Mrs. Douthit left home but it came off all the same. Of course the boy could not resist the temptation of making his entrance Into the world whilst in town. A shrewd boy that.
 MT. Thomas Williamson, venera> bls old gentleman from Ten nessee, who is returning home from the Presbyterian assembly at Austin, ua-a. o.p,a hu -ag nf UnaaallviIla Ia