The Russellville Democrat., 1882-05-18
.Stock Peas at ". F. Mooten,s.
MT. Jacob L. Shinn has gone on business trip to Pine Bluff.

MT. Jacob L. Shinn has gone on business trip to Pine Bluff.
 Among the visitors to our city this week is Mr. F. NJ. Tomkins, of Centra- lia, H., who is spending q few days with his sister, Mrs. Roys.
 Had a welcome call, last Friday, from Hon. w. W. Mansfield. of Ozark, who was down on visit te his sons, who are attending school at this place.
 Prof. l.. E. Allen, of the Russell vile public school, was placed on the sick list, this week, by ali attack Of fever, but we hope to soon see him again in the school-room. So good a teacher as Prof. Allen cannot we'll be spared from duty.
 We tender hearty thanks to the gentlemen composing the Russellyille cornet band for the compliment of n charming serenade tendered portion of the DEMOCRAT corps, last Friday night. Such pleasant remembrance of ! friends tend to make life brighter.
 The regular monthly written ex- animation was held at the public school, l last Friday. in the rooms of Misses Mcclure and Kirby, and the papers show satisfactory progress on the part of the pupils. Our educational report CT visited those departments, as well as that of Miss Collier, and says that it would be difficult to find more efficient teachers than those referred to.
 Seven lbs. good coffee given at w. P. Wooten's for one dollar. l r., .o da,,s ,,oxo, ,,,;iI ba fornd n notice informing the people that Hon, J. G. Wallace will speak at this place next Saturday. We hope there will be an outpouring of the yeomanry to hear Mir, Wallace, who is capable of inter- esting and entertaining them in dis cussion of the issues before the voters of the district. It is expected the other candidates will be present and partici- pate in the discussion.
 You can get the best flour that i: made at W. P. Wooten's at greatly re- duced prices.
 An interesting communication from our esteemed correspondent "Belisso" was put in type for this is- sue, but, owing to the great press of other matter on our columns, it will have to go over until next week. How. ever, "Belisso's" articles never lose any of their freshness by delay in pub lication, and it will be relished all tho more by our readers next week.
 W. P. Wooten is this week receiv ing quite large assortment of new groceries. Remember he will not bt undersold.
 In the proper column will be found an advertisement of the fine steel en- graving of the late President Garfield issued by the Henry Hill Publishing Co.,, Norw ich, Conn. The picture il the best we have ever seen of the mur dered chief and is received with favor everywhere. It is strongly commended by Gov. Churchill of this State, Gov Colquitt of Georgia. Gen. Hancock [ Rev. Isaac Brett, and a host of othel eminent and well-known gentlemen A copy of the engraving can be seen Il this office.
 If you want to learn the news; i you want to find out the foremost can
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 W ork is progressing finely at tn Melrose cotton mill. The stoneworl on the foundation will be completet l this week, and the brickmasons vii
 begin work on the walls of the super
 structure next week. Superintendent , Hamey informs Us that portion of tn massive engine for the mill is at tn depot. Thos. Cox, the wide-awak contractor, will push his part of tn work with his usual vim and enter prise.