The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-22
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The Away" Club Of Russellyillc will have large member ship this summer.
 Col J. r. Collier, the irreprossiple commercial tourist" of Fort Smith was in town this week.
 Do not fail to call and patronize the new Soda Fountain. It is "nobby."
 J. ". WELLS.
 A. r. Oates, of Brandon, Texas, called last Thursday, and helped on the good work by subscribing for the DEM OCRAT.
 We tender our hearty thanks to Miss Annie ROZZell for decorating our office with several boxes of pretty grow Ing plants.
 Hon. Jacob Frolich, the able secre- tary Of state, has favored us with a bound copy of the report of the late in- vestigating committee.
 The mammoth boiler and engine for the Melrose Cotton Mill arrived last Friday, per through freight from St. Louis, and will soon be placed in posi- ton.
 " U ElthN bh lidIN h lulllDtE bl copies o! Senator Garland's great speech on the bill creating the Court of Ap- peals. Parties desiring copy will call at this office.
 MT. c. W. Chapman, the extensive lumber man of Woodson, was in the city, a few days ago, circulating among his old friends. While here he placed large order for job printing with us.
 Prof. c. A. Jones, principal Rus sellville public graded school, and Miss Addie Kirby and Nollic r. Pruitt left last Monday for Hot Springs to attend the State Teachers Association in ses- sion this week.
 R. II. Dickey, one Of the wide awake farmers Of this section, called to see us the other day, and replenished the larder of the business manager with lot Of splendid bects, onions and po- tatoes. Thanks.
 Prof l. l.. Burrows. Of Altus, Prof. J. A. Peebles, of Dover, and Miss Clara E. Enc, of Van Buren, passed down the road last Monday, en route to Hot Springs to attend the State Teachers Association.
 The magnificent display of colored lights in tho tableauX at the recent school exhibition were furnished an manipulated by Mr. Ed. Ferguson, who won merited praise for that feature Of the entertainment.
 MT. R. II. Howell has been cleared Of all the chat ges against him, and passed through the city, last Thursday, en route for home. We heartily con gratulate our young friend on his tri- umphant yindication.
 pr. Womack, editor of the Evan gel, spent several days of the past week at Warren in Bradley county, and the editorial tripod was successfully held down by his brother, Mir. Benton Wems' aek, during his absence,
 Tine DEMOCRAT office turned out d lot of fine job printing, last week, for parties at Woodson, Ark. We ilatter ourselves that this office can do as good work and at as low rates as any in Lit tie Rock, Memphis or St. Louis. Send in your orders.
 MT. r. J. IIarvill placed on our table, the other day, some of the finest Irish potatoes of the season. He in- formed us that the potatoes were of rare variety, of which he was able to secure only one eye, which he planted and raised therefrom FOURTEEN large tubers.
 -NoTICE.-J. II. Perry's is head quarters for Doors, Sash and Blinds. and Builders material. Great bargains this week in Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Dutch Blades, Pocket and Ia ble Cutlery, Stock Bells, etc. all at give away prices. Timers work in all Its branches promptly done.
 An admirable essay by Miss Nora Bradley, of Dover, read by hcr on the occasion Of the close of the Dover High School, is on our table. The essay i. excellent in diction, and, being above the average, is good enough to keep ua- iii next issue. 1t will not lose any Of its excellence by the delay. Want of space forbid. the publication of Miss Bradley's essay this week,
 Miss Jessie Howell, who has been visiting friends in Van Buren, return ed home last Thursday, and received hearty "welcome home" from her host of friends in this city. Miss Jessie WAS accompanied by Miss Mattie South mayd, of Van Buren, who will remain some time in our city. The DEMO- GRAF joins in the general welcome to Miss Southmayd, and hopes her stay in our midst may be one continuous round Of unalloyed pleasure. During our visit to Clarksville, last Saturday and Sunday, in attendance at district conference, it gas our good for tune to abide as the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. John C. Hill beneath the hoSpita- l ble roof of their elegant home, and en- joy the bounteous good cheer so gener- ously and layishly dispensed. Nothing l was loft undone to make our visit to | Clarksville one continued round of ! pleasure, and the kind offices of Capt, l lIilI, his estimable wife, the children, | Master Johnnie and little Lillie, and | Miss Nellie Conlcy, member of the | charming family, will ever be rcinem- ! bered, and we earnestly hope peace and | prosperity will ever reign within their | happy home.
 Misses Fannie B. Collier and Flor | enee Mcclure left last week for their 1 homes in Fsrt Smith to spend the sum- | mer vacation. These young ladies | have been teachers in the Russellville | public graded school for the past nine | months, and, during their incumbency | of the responsible position each held, won the golden opinion of the patrons Of the same for their superior ability as educators and trainers Of the minds and |