The Russellville Democrat., 1882-08-31
Go to Masonic Hall tonight.

-Campmeeting at Center Valley church, commencing tomorrow.
 -wASTRD.-A good brick moulder. Apply at once to R. J. WnsoN.
 Read notice of address by Rev. w. D. Matthews. Let the temperance peo- pie rally.
 --Col. ". c. Ford returned last Mon day, after two weeks sejourn at the fla nous Pinnacle Springs.
 Hon. NJ. L. Davis, of Dardanelle, speaks at Masonic Hall tonight. See notice headed Temperance Talk"
 Read what Hon. George Thorn burg, of Lawrence county, thinks of the operation of the "three-mile" law. Mrs. Dr. Harris and Miss Quinn, of Dardanelle, were in the city last Tuesday to meet visiting friends from Memphis.
 If you want to hear sound temper ance talk, come out tomorrow night and hear the address of Rev. w. D. Matthews.
 A party of gentlemen of this place went on fox hunt last Monday night, but, owing to the untrsined dogs, the game was not started.
 Let everybody go to Masonic Hall tonight and hear the brilliant and effective temperance orator of Arkansas, Hon. NJ. l.. Davis, of Dardanelle.
 The nobbiest, best and cheapest stock of clothing, ever opened up in Russellville, now on exhibition at
 K. J. WILSON'S.
 -"Flora's Festival" a rich cantata with chorus of eighty children, is in active rehearsal under the able auspices of Prof. Berry Deacon, an accomplished vocalist and instructor.
 -One of the horses hitched to the Dover hack became frightened near the postoffice last Tuesday, and jumped out of the harness. No da mage beyond the wrecking of the harness.
 We take pleasure in directing the attention of our readers, especially the voters, to an extract from stirring temperance appeal by Dr. k. S. James. of Judsenia. It is worth reading.
 The many frisnds of Miss Hattie Kirby will be saddened to learn that that estimable young lady is still quite sick, and all earnestly hope for her re- covsry and restoration to health.
 Had pleasant call, last Tuesday, from our clever friend, Maj. R. c. Hite, editor of the Clarksville Herald, who was down on hurried business trip. Always glad to meet the brethren of the press.
 A charming communication from "Pink Eye, jr.," Newton county, is on our table, and is so good that it will keep until next week, when it will ap- pear in the mammoth immigration edition of the DEMOCRAT.
 MT. Frank Woodwork, one of the best young gentlemen of Russellville, left last Tuesday for Washington, La. where he will sojourn for several months. We commend Frank to the kind offices of the good people in the Pelican State.
 For Fine Tobacco and Cigars, call on J. ". WELLS. We regret to chronicle the death of Mir. James Vickers, of Liberty town ship. which occurred on Monday of last
 
 law of Hon. E. l.. McCracken, to whom with other members of the bereaved family the sympathy of their numerous friends is tendered.
 Call at once, young men, and se- lect a nice suit from the largest and best selected stock ever br ought to Rus sellville. K. J. WILSON.
 Referring to card published in another column, the voters Of Illinois township will see that G. W. Berrymau, Esq, has withdrawn from the race for justice of the peace, he having made other and permanent business arrange ments. Squire Bergman is one ofTHE REST and most efficient officials ever in Pope county.
 MT. W. D. McGehee, an estimable young gentleman who has been teach ing school for some time in this county, took the train last Tuesday en route to Dallas, Texas, whither he had been called by telegram announcing the death of his father. What a sad meeting there will be between the deeply be- reaved mother and son.
 The popular "New Life" Song Book, for sale by
 J. W. WELLS. MT. $. P. Adams, an esteemed sub- scriber of the DEMOCRAT, residing in North Fork township, was in town last and gave us the sad informa- ton of the death of his venerable fath- CT, Mr. E. J. Adams, which occurred on the l4th instant. We tender our to the afflicted son and friends of the departed one. Use Rubber Paint every time. It will pay you.
 J. W. WELLS. MT. Will II. Miller, of this city, for some lime past foreman iu the Evan gel composing room, left last Thursday for Orange county, Florida, where he proposes to make his future home. The departure Of our young friend is great loss to Russellville and her social cir cles, and we join with the entire com munity in wishing him unbeunded sue cess in his new home, and eongratula- tions to the good people of Florida in gaining hiR as one of their number. l There is not a better young gentleman than Will Miller in the South. Now is the time to paint your houses, fences &c. Use only the Rub Der Paint.
 J. W. WELLS. --The Mabel Norton Combination, in | charge of Col. John B. Hogan, mana ger, passed up the road last Saturday | ,uI nnanel fheir saasnn at Fort Smith |