The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-23

The summer heat is making itself felt.
 MT, c. ". Chapman is arranging to have an elegant residence erected.
 w. A. Black bas opened photo- graph gallery over Perry's hardware store.
 We were pleased to receive a call 1 from J. F. Maloy. of Clarksvllle Tues> day.
 --The mothers of Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Still have been visiting the latter re- gently.
 MT. J. ". Raney has been assigned duty on the police force by being sworn in as deputy marshal.
 "A little son of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. McAdoo died last Saturday and was buried Sunday afternoon.
 The editor and his family return thanks to Mrs. Alice Rye for basket of nice garden vegetables.
 -E. II. Shinn, wife and son have been stopping at the Fountain We'll for few days for their health.
 MT. Joseph Potts, postmaster at Potts Station. graced our sanctum with his genial presence one day last week.
 Judge H. s. Carter, formerly of this place, but row of Dardanelle, was over yesterday and paid us a pleasant visit.
 The degree of doctor of divinity was conferred upon Rev. J. J. Roberts of this place, by the Quitlnan college last week.
 MT. H. Cohen returned Tuesday 1 from short trip through Gum Log Valley and reports crops in a most ex- crllent condition.
 There is considerable sickness in town at present. The hot weather, superinduced by too lavish use of early vegetables, is the cause.
 James T. Fowler is the possessor of bran new buggy received last week. In it he drives down the boulevard with tine easy grace of a millionaire.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Roys has received from the Presbyterian Mutual Aid assoca> ton $2 ,000, the amount of the policy held by her late husband, NJ. B. Roys.
 The annual meeting of the Pope County Sunday School association will be held at Dover July 10th. Read President Rye's address in another column.
 An exceedingly timely and factful article is the one published elsewhere under the caption Parental Co-opera- ton" We commend it to all con- cerued.
 Prof. Jones seems to be as great a success as an agriculturalist as d school teacher. He informs us that he had green corn for dinner last Monday, of his own growing.
 Gall at T. ". Yerzley's and examine his large stock of groceries before you purchase elsewhere. 9Good goods and cheap goods,' is Yerzlcy's motto, and lie never goes back on it.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Battenfield are at Philadelphia attending the meeting of the Arkansas Press Association Mr. Battenfield is treasurer of the Association.
 W. P. Wooten pursues the even tenor of his way by selling the best family groceries at the lowest possible figures. See him and mark the cor> rectfess of this announcement.
 MT. D. R. Grant has placed us un- der obligations for fine lot of Red Astrocan apples grown this season in his orchard. They are fine look ing specimens and toothsome as well.
 MT. Will Thomas and Mir. Rute H. Howell, of Dardanelle, were in town last Friday, and honored us with a pleasant call. It is without hesitation that we invite them always to 'call in passin'."
 We have received the third annual announcement and catalogue of the medical department of the Arkansas Industrial University. The college is ducted and deserving of success. Quite lively encounter took place on the street last Monday between two contractors of this place. One of them had induced a lot of laborcrs to leave the other by an increase of wages, , hence the row. Not much damage was done.
 : We are authorized to announce that Prof. G. A. Jones, County exam iuer, has received an installment Of books and blanks tor school officers and teachers. Application for these SUD- plies should be made to the Examiner , at this place.
 , Mir. Cad J. Hanks, the veteran commercial traveller representing the . excellent cotton and commission house of Brooks, Neely & Co.,, Memphis, was in town Tuesday. No better or safer house to entrust with business exists than the one so long and efficiently represented by Mir. Cad Hanks. I Correspondent will please bear in mind that we cannot publish commun' ications unless accompanied by the
 writer's name. A letter signed "Wirs ' Road" is left out on this account. Ws D hope the writer will try again, and b send his name along, not for publiea [ ton, but as an evidence of good faith.
 It Is taking the lead.-We mean the Imperial ready mixed paint. Any de. 2 sired color. at John w. Turner & Col ! NEW DRUG STORE. - The Florida fever, in virulen ] form, has broken out in our midst, anC [ unless some powerful antidote is ap. - piled tt is possible that several citizen; . will ere long depart to permanently y reside in the land of balmy breezes g orange groves and alligators. Messrs 2 John Eyants, J. r. Wharton and II. T . | Mann M ili OO down tniS summer on {