The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-02

Assessor Robinson, of Gala Rock township, favored us with cali last Monday.
 -Mr. Robert Bonds returned Mon- day from the Presby yterian Assembly at Austin, Texas.
 Spring is ended, and summer, with all it's power of bringing forth perspir- alton will soon be upon us.
 The elegant brick store of Howell, White & Co. is rapidly going up. It will be handsome building.
 We are pleased to present to our readers to-day interesting letters from Caglesvills and Picayune Springs.
 The revised edition of the New Tes- lament has not reached Russellyille and we are unable to say how it will be received.
 We understand that MT. J. l.. Shinn will build a handsome brick resi- dsnce, east of the school building, in the near future.
 MT. J. Josiah Smith furnishes us this week an interesting letter setting forth the advantages Pope and adjoin- ing counties offer to new corners. The statements made are correct in every particular.
 We are pleased to learn that Mrs. John A. Erwin, whose condition was considered dangerous last week, has greatly improved during the last few days and her early recovery is regarded as certain.
 Trunks, valises, satcheIs, hand bags in large varieties at Jacob- sons.
 -'eThe day we celebrate" is coming on apace, and the question naturally arises: "What are we going to do about it?'' Has Russellville patriotism enough to get up 4th of July cele- bration2
 How does Wooten make anything with such short profits? By selling an immense quantity of groceries.
 Mir. s. R, Judd has purchased the interest of Mir. Geo. W. Bruchie in the city bakery, and henceforth Mir. Judd will manipulate the bake oven and fur nish the public with the best of bread, and anything that is generally found at bakery.
 Why is it that so many farmers patronize W, F. Wooten's store? Be. cause Wooten gives them good bargains
 Mrs. R. A. Barlow of this place met with the misfortune to lose her pocket book last Tuesday morning, containing $37 in the following described money 1: one bill S20, one Sl0, one $5, and two erally rewarded if the property is re- turned to the owner.
 The New York Cash store will make a special sale in ladies dress goods from this day on; we marked these goods in plain figures 10cts per yard less than they eyer were offered before.
 The recent rains have caused many of our farmers to getve much behind with their crops and unless the most favorable weather ensues, will result in lncalculable damage. One farmer has informed us that he has ploughed up field of cotton to plant in corn, because it was hopelessly lost in grass. The "Premier shirt" has an sstab- lished reputation and it's merits need not be reiterated. This shirt is for sale at Jacobson's.
 Last Tuesday the following party of Russellyilleians departed for Eureka } Springs: Mir. and Mrs. H. F. White, Messrs. Joe Bernard. Charlie Shinn, F. B. and Walter Chalfant. Lawrence Russell, Joe Mccoy and Winn. We wish them pleasant trip and safe res turn.
 Wilson's is headquarters for bug , gies. hacks and wagons. , The College building committe rs- ceived from the Stutt's Company $l9.55 and from the Mabel Norton Combina- tion $l4.7 .75,-total $S4.40. The money has been turned over to the committed and will be used toward finishing the building.
 Largest stock of laces and hamburgs |, white and colored, and at less prices than any other house in town.-Wilson.
 Our talented young friend Mir. II. s. Carter has formed law partnership with Hon. c. 5. Cunningham, of Dar- danelle, and in future will make his ingly to lose Mir. Carter from our midst, but in our loss Dardanelle has gained valuable acquisition to her society. : We understand that some of our hard working citizens will leave for 8 three months trip to New Mexico about the first of July, in quest of health and pleasure. Among them we will men, tion Charlie Churchill, Hon. H. Clabe , Howell, of Russellville, Col. B. T. Elm. bry, of Atkins, and J. A. Wilson, oi Yell county.
 It matters little if Conkling and P the republican party will be at "log. gerheads," Jacobson keeps right on , selling goods at very low prices.
 Our friend c. NJ. Turner, who lives north of Russellville a few miles, has COW which recently gave birth tc . three calves. The calves, though small i are well formed and healthy. The COW is five years old and has five calves living. About two years ago mare belonging to MT. Turner foalsd twin mules.
 We direct attention to the new ad' : vertisemsnt of Austin, Berry & Co.,. wholesale dealers in clothing and fur , nishing goods, Memphis. This is ( staunch house and enjoys an enyiabl. |, reputation for promptness and fail dealing. MT. Louis II. Moore is tho gentlemanly representative of thii house ill Arkansas.
 How is it Wooten can sell groceries SO cheap? Because Wooten knows where and when to buy; he pays casl for bfo Uoodc. ba nakas nm iplr sales nl