The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-01

Particular attention IS hifecteu te the notice Of Prof. c. A. Jones, county examiner, in another column.
 -Hurrah for Popel The first new wheat of the season was ground iasi Friday at the mill of Parker < Oates two miles from Potts Station.
 The township convention held in Russellville, last Saturday, is said to have been the largest, the most orderly and systematic ever seen in this place. The proceedings throughout were har- monious, not harsh or untimely word having been spoken.
 Al the township conventions heard from, other than those particular for J. c. Wallace, Esq, for prosecu- ting attorney. But few of the conven- tions instructed for the entire state ticket.
 Mr.J F Cary, Columbus, O.. writes {: "I tried Browns Iron BitteTs with my little girl, whose blood seemed poison ed, her skin being constantly covered with pimples and sores. It has cured her completely, aud all traces of im- pure blood in her systemhasentirelydis- appeared
 Tine convention in Holly Bend Township was held last Saturday and the following nlmed gentlemen select ell as delegates to the county Conyen- ton: k. D. Love, \. K Rankin and M. k. Shinn. The convention instructed for J. c. Wallace for prosecuting at torney. No other instructions.
 
 A charming little lawn party was given last Thursday evening by Miss May Battcnfeld to her little school mates. Never have we witnessed a more joyous gathering of the children, and We believe that more real eniOy> ment was crowded into those three hours than could have been done by other means.
 MT. Everett Aycock, formerly of Dardanelle, concluded he would not leave Arkansas and returned to this place last Wednesday. He lett for Nor rilton, last Saturday, 10 accept posi- tiOn on the Headlight. Success to our young friend in his new field of labor, and We congratulate Bro. Leigh or se- curing his services.
 NOTICE. -J. II. Perry's is head quarters for Doors, Sash and Blinds, and Builders material. Great bargains this week in Grain Cradles, Grass Scytues, Dutch Blades, Pocket and Ia bic Cutlery, Stock Bells, etc, all at give away prices. Timers work i'll all Its branches promptly done.
 Hon. N. D. Shinn, candidate for county judge was in to see us last Sat urday. He contributed to our museum a fine specimen of grass, known as the Glidewell Prolific. It grows luxuriaut- ly, yielding two crops per year, and is net affected by drouth. As a hay crop the Glidewell Prolific is a success.
 ID. ?. West, Esq, of Dover was down last Friday and called at the DEMOCRAT office. He informed us that lie had forty acres of cotton of first planting that had been worked oyer once. Mr. West Is one of the best and most enterprising farmers of Pope county.
 Miss Hallie Rankin, one of the most charming and popular young ladies in Pope county, went to Little Rock last Monday, where she will spend a week visiting friends. The DEMOCRAT wishes her pleasant sojourn at the state capital and safe return home.
 Many persons will take no msdi- cine antil prostrated on q bed sf sick ness. This is folly. Nature always calls for assistance when needed to throw oil impurities. With our habits of life 1t is necessary to render this help. Prickly Ash Bitters will not force nature, but acts mildly and rem ders the assistance required. Try them.
 Big onions are ill order to excel the one placed on our table last Monday by Mir, NJ. II. Guest. It measured ten and one-eight inches in circumference. Nil. Guest says he has in his garden twenty five rows Of the esculents, each row twenty-five feet in length, and he IS confident every onion in the patch is as large as the one given Us.
 -Portaiine, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder, is a safe and effeetual remedy for some of the greatest ills to which flesh is heir, and 1t is not noble to suffer the bangs of disordered Liver, and thus be incapacitated for useful ness, when, by opposing it with this purely vegetable compound, We can put to flight Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Biliousness, ste. Sold by Turner & Co.
 Friday Of last week was a "field day" and reminded one of the good old days "befo' the wah." The candidates we're gathered from far and near, and tine crowd was made large by the pres ence of many of the "horny- handed sun-burnt sons of toil," the farmers, the hope and stay of the ceun- try. The occasion of this gathering of the hosts was the joint discussion ap- pointed for that day between the can didates for prosecuting attorney of tue fifth judicial district, Messrs. Wallace, MckeunOn and Byers. Each gentle man had friends and admirers present, and the remarks of each were listened to with marked attention and respect. It was one of the most orderly gather ings of the kind We ever attended.
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