The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-14

Hon. w. J. Reynolds, clerk of Pope
county, was in town last Tuesday shak-
ing hands with numerous friends.
Mrs. Wells, mother of Mr.. James
Wells, druggist, is quite i'll. The family
has the sympathy Of the community.
Capt james w. Russell went to
Morrilton yesterday as delegate 70 the
third congressional district convention.
Capt. J X. Perry, one of Dardanelle's
best merchants, passed through the
city last Tuesday en- route to st. Louis.
Mr. Andrew Howell, Of this city, is
at home, having closed successful
term Of a school he taught in the ceun-
try.
Messrs. James Potts and A. r. Rob-
inson, respectively clerk and assessor
elect, led the ticket in the recent cleo
ton.
Mr.. Ed Shinn went to Memphis, this
week to procure his license as pilot on
the new Dardanelle steam ferry boat.
We congratulate you, Ed.
Col. I. N. Gibson, register in the
United States land Office at Dardanelle,
passed. down the road Tuesday to Lit
tie Rock on legal business.
Mr.. Charlie SKIM left last Monday
for Lexington, KY, to attend the col
lege at that place. We hope Charlie
will win all the honors of his class.
HORSE WASTRD.--I want to puy
fine horse. One suited for saddle and
harness. Apply to me at L. j. Rus
sells. DE-. l.. f. Cook.
A magnificent specimen OF the Japa-
nese pea, prolific variety, has been
handed to US by Mr.. ALI. l.. Cleninger
The stalk had on it over three hundred
pods.
Capt. J. p. Byers and bride Cnee Bon
yille) passed through the city last Fri
day en- route to Ozark, where they will
remain a few weeks visiting friends
aud relatives.
We are pleased to announce that
Capt. j. III. Perry's little daughter,
Homer, who was oil last week, Is con-
valescent and in fair way for full res
toration to health.
j. c. Pinkerton, one Of Pope coun-
tvs most industrious farmers, placed
OIL our table, the other day, several
cotton bolls that measured five inches
and one-half in circumference each.
We wish to call the attention Of cot
ton raisers and ginners to the Delta
cotton tie, which for convenience and
strength, beats them all. For sale by
Howell, White & Co.
Messrs. s. y. Evans and O'Neil are
clerking at J. L. Fowler's, j. S. Rush |
ing at j. l.. Shinn's, and f. b. Turner |
at Jacobson's. All clever gentlemen,
and the DEMOCRAT eongratulates em.
ploysrs and employees.
The following paragraph appeared |
IN the Little Rock Democrat of last |
Saturday: "Any survivor ofM. Crews !
battery, light artillery, G. S. A., will |
confer favor by communicating with |
ID. ID. Nichols, Knoxville, Tenn"
MIR. L. Reich, proprietor of the
popular New York Cash Store on Main |
street has gone east to purchase an i'm
mense stock efdry goods, clothing, etc., |
for this market. Look out for bargains |
when he returns.
That sterling citizen, Mr.. X. III. |
Dickey, says that the acorn crop is un- |
usually large this season, and placed |
a fine sample on exhibition in this Of |
flee. The trouble is the people have |
but few hogs.
Mrs. Hayden, daughter and son, |
Miss Carrie and Master Alva, have be- |
come permanent residents OF this city, |
having moved from Dardanelle last |
Friday. The DEMOCRAT joins their |
many friends ia extending to them q |
hearty welcome.
MIR. James Miller, formerly with
X. j. Wilson, has taken permanent |
situation in Reich's New York Cash |
Store, where he can be found at all |
times ready TO sell goods at the lowest
cash price. Call on friend Miller when
you come to town.
The irrepressible Tom Warner, mani
ufacturer Of mule millinery goods at
X. G. Bonds saddlery shop. says that
sin the recent election he was unani-
mously chosen by the people as can
didate to assist in filling their orders
for harness, saddles, Brides" etc.
Tom is "briek" and knows how to
blow bass drum in a band.
Mr.. w. J. Reynolds has been ap-
pointed chief assistant to Mr.. L. II. |
Howell, railroad agent at this place,
and will enter OH his duties October /
This Is an excellent selection and we
congratulate the railroad company on
securing the valuable services of Mr.. |
Reynolds, who is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with all the details Of the business.
"A venerable citizen of Pope coun-
ty, Mr.. Joe Poe. who has been living
Oh the same farm for the past forty
one years, was in TO see us last week.
The frosts OF many winters 10 not seem
to have borne very heavily Oh the old
gentleman, ard he bids fair TO live
many years beyond the allotted three
score and ten.
Our jolly. friend W, II. Wooten is
snugly located ia his new and hand
somely fitted up store. corner of Jeffer-
SON and Russell streets, where he wants
his friends and the public generally to
call and see him before purchasing gro
ceries elsewhere. Wooden says he in
tends to keep at the head of the pro-
cession when it comes to selling first
class goods at low prices.
Attention is directed to the hand
some lad" of j. l.. Shinn. Read it
carefully, every word is worthy Of yoar
attention. Ii will be seen that Mir.
Shinn has 1910, 900 worth OF goods that
must be sold la the next thirty days re-
gardless OF cost" This is one OF the
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