The Russellville Democrat., 1882-02-09

Prof. Hamill and daughter to- night st Masonic Hall. Go see them -Wm. J. Reynolds, our excellent county clerk, favored us with a cal Tuesday.
 --J. P. Colller, one of the best drummers on the road was in town ] this week selling goods as usual
 ---Is there to be no end to the plu. vial period? The ground is again full of water, and prospects good fol more to come.
 HAY! HIATT! HAITI! Car load just received and for sale cheap; al so big lot of bran, and cotton seed meal just received, at YERzLEY's.
 The readings and recitations o, Prof. Hamill and daughter Monday night were of highly instructive and entertaining character and wer: all that was claimed for them.
 -BoARDING.-If yeu want a we'll furnished upper or lower room and good Board go to Mrs. Sue Rus. sells Private Boarding House on Main Street, four blocks west from River.
 MT. J. F.. Battenfield has added to his list of fire insurance compan ies that of Niagara, New York City. This makes four of the best iAsur. ance companies in the country rep. resented by Mir. Battenfsld.
 MT. W. D. Livingstone, having sold bis property here, will. leave in a few days for the pacific slope and take up his residence in California. We hope he will find the change as profitable and pleasant as he ex- poets.
 Candidates for the offices to be filled next fall are coming to the sur face. We have no doubt there will be an abundance of material to se- feet from, and we trust that the most worthy and capable will be placed before the people for their suffrage.
 All persons indebted to us must come forward and settle their ac- counts, or we will have to put them out for collection. By settling with us at once you will save cost.
 We mean business.
 ALLEN & ROBINSON.
 There is a great quantity of un improved lands in Pope county that ought to be transformed into homes for industrious and prosperous peo. pie. We have ample room for any number of immigrants that may choose to come among us.
 -Messrs. Evants & Barlow have bought out the livery stable of Mess. Evans & Underwood, and the liv- cry business of town is again under one management. The difference between Gould and Evants appears to be, one scoops railroads and the other takes in livery stables.
 Prof. L. F.. Allen, of Oxford, Miss, has been employed by the school board to take q position in the public school. Prof. Allen is a graduate of one of the best schools in the south, comes we'll recommen ded,and we doubt not will give entire satisfaction.
 We have seen more new faces on our streets during the past week than we had seen for some time be fore. The fact is the population of our town IS rapidly increasing, and the end IS not yet. We have a pop ulation of HOO and hope to be city of the second class in a very few years.
 Mir Roger A. Suit, of Little Rock, is among the new corners to Russellville, We had an agreeable call from Mir. Suit on Monday, and announce with pleasure that he con templates locating Tn oar midst. Mir Suit is a young member of the legal fraternity.
 Capt. R. S. Hynes, the tobacco manufacturer, of Van Buren, this State, was a most welcome caller at our sanctum last Saturday. Capt. Hynes has, by indomitable energy and we'll directed business effort succeeded in building up good trade for his manufactures.
 Some uneasiness has been fe!; in regard to the title of L.R.&F.S.R K. lands, growing out of the rumol that the title to certain ra;lrosd lands IS impaired by reason of the roads nst having been finished according to contract. Col. Slack has investi gated the matter, and finds that the title to the L.R.&F.S. Ky. lands is clear and perfect.
 Paul Baglcy, a wandering lectu, Ter and acknowledged dead beat ar rived in town last Saturday, and spoke to a small audience. Our peo- pie have too vivid recollection of a letter written by this same Bagley a year or so ago, in which he took oc casIon to libel the people of Arkan- sas, to take much interest in him. He appears to be decidedly cranky.