The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.
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 A large delegation of Russellyille people went to campmeeting at Center Valley, last Sunday.
 If you want good pair of shoes for little money call at Jacobson's.
 MT. J. Hazen Shnn, late of Ken lucky, has been elected first assistant teacher in the public school, vice Prof. L. E. Allen declined. A good selection.
 If you want an X cut saw, go to Roy's. t.
 Harry c. Warner, the lively repre- sentative of Opie Reads great humor- ous and literary journa the Arkansaw Traveller, was in town yesterday on a canvassing,tour.
 Jacobson has just received his fall stock of boots and shoes.
 Rev. W. T. Box, of Atkins, one of the best men and ablest Baptist preach CTS III Arkansas, was in tic city last Friday and Saturday, and visited the DEMOCRAT printing establishment.
 Ut stands at the head, "Famous" New Drug Store.
 --Mesdames Gordon and Jackson were callers at this office last saturday, to see the manner in which newspapers are made. Our latchstsing is always on the outside when the ladies call.
 Don't forget the cheapest house in town, Famous New Drug Store.
 We hope the farmers of Pope coun- ty will enter cotton at the Little Rock and St. Louis fairs, to compete for the liberal premiums offered. Full infor- nation can be obtained at this office.
 Will you honor us with visit some time? "Famous" New Drug Store.
 Rev. Thomas J. Reynolds and fam fly arrived in the city Tuesday on a visit to relatives. MT. Reynolds passed up the road yesterday to his home at Fayetteville.
 -Russellville is the town and Roy's Hardware House the place for close cash buyers HtF
 Capt. J. E. Richards, the worthy mayor of Russellville, and Mir. c. K. Howell, went to Fort Smith yesterday, It is said the gallant Captain will bring life partner back with him.
 There is no use denying the fact, it is the "boss place for cheap drngs." Famous" New Drug Store.
 
 Misses Etta Hamln, of this city, accompanied by her friend, Miss Leah Freidenberg, of Memphis, were among the visitors to this office in the past week. The visits of the ladies always make us forget the treadmill of jour nalism and serve to cause us to look at the realities of life through brighter glasses. God bless the ladies
 The front of this office is now adorned with new and elegant sign, painted by Mir. Henry k. Erwin, who has no superior in these parts as a house, sign and ornamental painter.
 Parties going east should bear in mind that the Memphis and Charleston railway makes close connection at Mcm- phis with all trains on the Memphis and Little Rock railway, to and from Arkansas. This is the famous "Chick- asaw Route" and is ably represented in the Southwest by Capt, F. R. Rogers whose headquarters are at Dallas, Tex
 If you want any copying and en- iarging of Oil Pictures, call at B. J.. Strickland's gallery. He will have it done for you as we'll and cheap as 1t can be done any where, Russellyille.
 --rhe Russellville Chair Factory Is one of the institutions of this city, and is putting up some good work. MT. Church, the proprietor, is an honest, hard-working man, good mechanic, and worthy the most liberal patronage of merchants and others. Why not buy your plain chairs from home fac tory, when you can get them as cheap here as in northern markets, Give your patronage to MT. Church.
 When you want your pictures talk en don't fail to go to B, Strickland's picture gallery, for he IS prepared to make all kinds of pictures and guaran- tees satisfaction in every particular. GalleryIupstalrs over Burton X Dnvalls store, Russellville.
 Picture Gallery next door to liar keys drug store. Upstairs over Bur ton & Duvall's store, Russellville.
 A demented white weman, Mrs. Dwiggins. was lodged in the city prison last Monday. About ten days ago, her husband died and since that time Mrs. Dwiggins' mind has gradually given away until now 1t seems that reason is entirely dethroned. The family live in Holly Bend township and consists of two daughters, almost grown, and i've grandchildren, the eldest Of whom Is only about ten years of age. The case Is truly sad one and appeals directly to the sympathies of every one in this community. The unfortunate woman was taken to jail Tuesday, there to be incarecrated. The completion of the insane asylum will be hailed as a God send.
 Prof. l.. E. Allen left last Monday for Morrillton, whitiier he goes to take charge Of the school Daring his resi- dencc in thls city as teacher of Latin and higher mathematics, Prof Allen gathered host of friends, who ad- mired him for his true personal worth, aifable dcmeanor and scholarly attain mcnts, ! q witnessed hts departure from our nidst with feelings akin 10 the deept4 regret. The DEMOCRAT joins with lsls many friends In hoping that Prof. Asen may add impcrishable | 4n I