The Russellville Democrat., 1882-05-25
-caIisthenica at the public school.


 Trains en time and moving with the regularity Of the sun.
 -Dr. Wyatt, the popular dentistis at home. Call on him for work.
 U. P. Byers, Esq, passed up the road Monday to attend court at Clarks- vile,
 MT. and Mrs. <. Rollow, of Dover, were welcome visitors to our office one day last week.
 A full-grown stock filled with ma tured cookie burrs has been placed on our table. Rather early.
 = Do you want first-class groceries ]? If you do. call at the popular store Of W. F Wooten.
 Ed Shinn is captain of the Norris town and Dardanelle ferry. The right man in the right place.
 commercial evangelist" of Fort smith was Tn the city this week taking orders.
 Judge Jacoway passed up the road last Monday to resume the regular term of Johnson circuit court at Clarksville.
 Do not fail to call and patronize the new Soda Fountain. It is ''nobby."
 J. W. WELLS.
 Elsewhere will be found a notice of public discussion by the candidates for prosecuting attorney. Let all attend.
 A freigh. train of the track at Null berry was the cause of the detention of the eastbound passenger train last Tues day.
 Capt. A. S. McKennen, the able prosecuting attorney of this district, was in town last Monday and registered among the callers at the DEMOCRAT of- flee.
 Miss Maggie Adams, popular young lady of Dardanelle, spent sev- eral days of the past week with friends in this city.
 -FoUND.-A door key, which the owner can have by calling as the DEM odEAT office, proving property and pay ing for this notice.
 The threatening appearance of the weather prevented many of the citizens of Russellyille from attending the com- munion meeting at Shiloh and Mt. Zion churches fast Sunday.
 A negro was locked in the cala- boose last Saturday on charge of fighting and exhibiting deadly weap- on at Ouita coal mine. He was taken to Dover las: Monday and lodged in jail.
 A rumor reached this city Tuesday last that Mir. Ed McPherson had shot and killed his brother-in-law, Whittcn, !, at Carlisle on Monday. Particulars had not been received to the hour of going to press. McPherson lately re- sided in RussellVille.
 -NoTIcE.- II. Perry's is. head and Builders material. Great bargains this week in Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Dutch Blades, Pocket and Ta- ble Cutlery, Stock Bells, etc. all at give away prices. Timers work in all Its branches promptly done.
 The thanks of the business mana ger and family are rendered to Mir. l.. G. Morton for large sample of extra fine butter produced on his farm. He says the butter was made from the milk of old-fashioned cows. In quality, it will compare fayorab!y with any we have ever seen. Pope county is com ing to the front in dairy products,
 Col. John B. Hays, one of the best and jolliest men that ever visited this section, was in town last Saturday in the interest of John T. Hardie & Co.,, cotton factors, New Orleans. Big hearted John was around ''giving the boys a little racket" and putting in word now and then for his friend Breckenridge, candidate for congress- man. .at-large. No use to talk for Cliff, in these parts, John, but just stick to your "little racket" on cotton.
 -Messrs. Wallace and Byers, candi- dates for prosecuting attorney, address ed the sovereigns at Russellville last Saturday. A fair-sized audience as sembled to hear the gentlemen and each was accorded the most respectful attention. Capt. McKennon was pre- vented by business engagements from being present, but came down and met his opponents at DardaEelle that night. The three candidates speak here to- morrow at o'clock p. m. Let a large audience greet the gentlemen.