The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-29
Fourth iof July.


 A refreshing shower Of rain fell here last Tuesday.
 The weather continues to be cx- ,remcly torril in temperature.
 MT. Will Shlun, Of Little Rock, is one Of the press excursion party.
 The newspaper men Of Arkausa, are sound on the temperance question.
 The warm weather has created q perfect stagnation of the news market.
 -Russellril!s eau show more sub stantial progress than any town on the railroad.
 A cotton bloom from the firm of Nr. George Howell was placed on our table yesterday.
 Mrs. Hayden and daughter, Mrs. Crowuoyer, visited friends iu Russcll- vile this week.
 Service. iu the M. r.. Church next sunday at the usual hours. Rey. J. T. llendrickssn, pastor.
 A cotton bloom vas placed oH our table, last Saturday, by Nr. J. S. Reid. Early for this season.
 Large quantities Of fruit are daily shipped to ~t. Louis from points above here on the railroad.
 Mrs. J. F.. Bauenfeld and little May. and Miss Rose Patterson returned from Searcy last Monday.
 MT. Charlie Austin, a lightning typo from Dardanelle, is sticking type in the office Of the Eyangrl.
 -Messrs. M Jacobson and A ". Gross, Of this city, were visitors to Nor rilton, during the past week.
 -In.our travels during the past week we did not see buster town shan our own progressive Russellyille.
 Ut is reported that refreshing rain fell last Monday in several neiZhbOr- needs between this city and Dover.
 Quarterly conference for the Rus seliYille circuit, NJ. F.. Chsreh South begins at Cove church next Saturday.
 -Prof. l.. E. Allen, Of the faculty of the public school. is in the city enjoy ing the society Of his numerous friends.
 -Nervous debility, melancholy, ca- tarrh of the bladder, leue0rrhea, etc, are quickly cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
 --Col. V. Dell, editor Fort smith New Era, passed up the road Monday en route home from a two weeks visit to Washington.
 4-Dr. l.. F.. Cook, of tlfi. city, i, en- toying the cosling b.cezes Of Lake Erie tilis week, and injulging in angling far ,sfiite ith and salmou
 .-Mr. II. V. Wallace, of Van Burcu, called last Thursday. He was Ii town ii the interest Of the great Fourth of July excursion to his village.
 -Ths Van Bureuites designate their village T, th. ''fsst"st towD in Arkan- sas. That's all right, friends, if you will add except RussellNille.
 -rLe social at the residence of Ar. k. II. White, last Tuesday night, ~as one sf the charming affairs not soon 10 be forgotten by those who participated.
 Those who have been dosed with Guinine and experienced it's injurious effects. should try Carter's Liver Bit ters, il surv cure for malaria. Sold by IIarkey < Bro.
 The "boss'' turnips or the season were brought in by Hop Stewart, who lives oil the Ben. Allen farm. The roots measured twsnty-three inches in circumference.
 A little son of Mr. D. II. Trickey was bit by q c0pperhead snake, q few days ago, but the prompt administra- tion of the proper remedies aVerted serisug results.
 MT. Willis Dyer and Miss Ellen Nclee, Of this couEtry, were married alf tine 18th instant. The DEMOCRAT jslns ih the general congratulate to tte happy couple.
 Mir. J. r. Rowland, worthy iar- mer of the Glass Yillage uei shburhoUI, was iu to see us last Tuesday, and fur. nshed the particulars sf a ease Of rape published elsewhere.
 Pain from indigestion. dyspepsia, and too hearty eating k relieved az once by aking one of Carter's Little Liver Pilis immediately after dinner. Don't fornet this. Sold by Harkey X Bro.
 N. W. Kuhn. Esq, candidate for Teprescntatiye, was In town Tue sday anu favored Us with q call. Mr. Kuhn l. u democrat Of the JefiersVEiau school, aud will ably represent Pope county, if elected.
 -Nomeu with pale colOrlesS faces who feel weak and discouraged will re- ceive both mental and bodily vigor by u,iny Carter's Iron Pills, which ac made for the blood, nerves and com ple1iou. Sold by Harley & Bro.
 -Mr.J. r. Green, of the composing room oi the Eyangei, was summoned to Besbe last Thursday on account oi Inc sudden death of his mother, Nis many Russellvile frien Is sympatlila with Ar. Green in this great ailiiction.
 Among the callers last Friday was Mai. N. F. Fenno, freight and passrn- ger agent at Little Rock for the Louis vile and Nashville railroad. lt would be well 1T all railroad officials were as efficient and polite as Major Fenmo.
 Our thanks are rendered to Dr. r. \ Burke, Of Helena, HOW soioufnlng with relatives In Ireland, for files sf the I.ondon Illustrated News The DEnockAT goes regularly to our es- trelned friend across the great water.
 Ut affords us pleasure to announce that Rev. c. A. Jones, principal Of the Kitsssllsille public graded school, was elected president of the State Teachers Association for the ensuing year. X better selection could not have been made.