The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-29

-J. 1T. PERRY has just received a large lot of fruit cans, glass cAhs ,-- tin cans, land the new patent un causr -all ot which he is selling lower thAu has ever been in this place before Price his cans before buyinZ elsewhere.
 -Rev. C. A. Jones returned last Saturday from Hot Spring., where hf spent several days oi last N eek in at- tendance at the auuual meeting of the State Teachers Association. He re- ports a pleasant meeting and much good work accomplished.
 -TEe next issue of the DEMOCRAT will appear on Thursday, July lj. Ns1t week embracing the GloriOus Fourth, the printers will be given holiday 70 rest and indulge in recreation. Print CTS have but two holidays ln the year, the 9th Of July and Christmas.
 Mrs. F. F. Barrow, Miss Ella Peck and Master Eddie Barrow ieit lasi Tuesday for Missouri, where they VIII spend several weeks visiting rclaiiyes. Thase kiEd friends have the best wisii- es sf the DEMOCRAT fUr visit oi geh- uine pleasure and safe return home.
 Our Appleton friends, particularly the Masonic fraternity, had splendid picnic last Saturday, the occasion oi ,,t. Johns day. A large number 0i people were present, aud tue aHair is said tohayc been the most enjoyable ever had in that portion oi the country.
 The Arkausaw Traveller, the great humorous and literary paper edited by the big-hearted, genial Opie Read, is ably represented by Mr. \. kahn, who was in our city last week. We cheer fully commend the Traveller to the peo- plc as a paper that will walk right into their affection.
 A charming gathering of the young people traHspire1 Tuesday night at the resiliruce of Mir. Alya Russell. Con- .ef<stion. music and gaines were the order of the hour and all participated Co thcir hezEl's content. Such pleasant assemJlages ought t0 be Of more fre- quent occurrence.
 Flour sS per barrel at T. A. O'Bannon =.
 -~our Stomach, sick Heaiahce, BiI- fousue.s. Dyspepsia, etc, are no light
  afford relief from them should be hlgh- ly valued. Therefore. we commend Portaline, or TabieT's Vegetable Liver Powder, the best remedy for disor- dered Liver Sold by Turner 6 Co.
 We were pleased to meet iH our sanctum. last Friday, that genial gen. fieman and thorough railroad man, Capt. !. '. Steyens, passenger agent of ihs Nashville, 1Aattanooga and Ht. Louis railway. tT.c "Great Mckenzie Route, line worthy the patronage ol every one wbO intends visiting the southeast.
 - -Nr. F. r. Bonner, Of MeadyIile, Pa.. writes II feel like new born creature. Transformed from craboy, ,!yspcptic and nervous sufferer to robust. strong. healthy man, it ali seems lik. dream, yet Browns Iron Bitter. did it. feel very kindly to- wand everybody, especially 10 the in- yeutors of SD good meficinc.''
 NIT. James Wells, a popular young gentleman of this city, returned home last Saturday from Atlanta, where he had been for some time under surgical treatment. We regre5 t0 announce thaC our young friend l. not yet able to attend to business, but hope to soou note hIs entire restoration 10 health and strength.
 Among the visitors to tue city this week is Miss Carrie Hayden, of Darda- uelle, who isa guest Of NIT. and Mrs. r. J. Russell. Miss Carrie is ons Of tLe brightest Of tue fair ones of our neizhbor town, aud her visits to Rus scllyille are always appreciated by her many friends. sne leaves to-day for visit Co her sisters in Johnson county.
 -Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt. dentist, offers his professional services to tho people on thc line Of the railroad. IL Is pleas ure Co commend Dr. Wyatt Co the peo- ule. for he is thoroughly capable and versed in all the details Ul his proies- sion. Any one needing his services can rely on q prompt response to calls made upon him. Read advertisement iu another column.
 When you visit Searuy, be sure to take quarters at the Gill House, one of tha few nrst-class hotels ia tine state. Mr-. Gill, the pr0prie,res., is ever wAtchful of1he comfort of her guests,
 
 best the market affords. Cleanliness is the order oi the day in the Gill House and those who contemplate sojourning there may anticipate cOzy retreat.
 Best line Of cigars and tobac- cos in the market at O'Bannon's.
 Why not erect waterwogks in Rus seilyille: it seems that it would be feasible to have large tank on some elevated point of land iu the suburbs of the city, water pumped into it and then distributed by pipes Co the business center. Sucb su arrangement would prove beneficial jl ease Of ire. As to the cu-t it would bc trihiug, when the saving iu rate, oi insurance Is cOu- sidcrrd.
 -Our bu-iuc. manager, Mir. E. F. Jobe, Is absent rIJuyiug the pleasures of the excursion Co Baltimore and Nor folk t-uderrd lo Che Arkansas Press A,.oc.liiOu. li aay one eau extract a full measure uf real pleasure from the trip tDat man Is Frtuk lobe. We