The Russellville Democrat., 1883-09-27

Mr.. Ium Luker is building q
residence on Terrence St opposite
Mrs. Hamlins.
-Russellville DEMOCRAT and Ar
kansas Democrat one year $500.
Go to w. A. Winn d Bro, for
all kinds of cutlery.
MIR. III. Kirchoff and Mrs. Dan
Brown of Dover were in the city
Tuesday last. We are indebted to
the former for very pleasant call.
Rev. J. L. Massey begins pro-
tracted meeting in the Southern
Methodist church on next Wednes
day night. All are requested to at
tend.
--Messrs. Bowden and Linum of
Gravel Hill come rolling in Tuesday
from visit to their old home In
Tenn.
The contract to fence the pnblic
school building has been let to Mr..
BIZ. Strickland and We presume
will be put through at once.
w. A. Winn goes this week to
market where he will buy com
plete stock of groceries from then
to Illinois to visit relatives.
james Potts, Pope's most excel
lent and efficient clerk and his es
Unable wife were in town Tuesday,
s and the DEMOCRAT was glad to shake
Jimmy by the hand.
1t is calculated to elevate the
press in ones estimation to meet as
clever gentlemen as you meet IN the
offices of the Gazette, Arkansas
Democrat and Arkansas Methodist
Call and get some of the hub
line axle and harness grease in tin
cans, sold by Roys, guaranteed to be
the best. No good. No pay.
-Roys does not sell goods at ten
per cent above first cost. But par
ties wishing to buy can save ten per
cent by trading at his Old Reliable
, Hardware store.
"A fine specimen of second crop
beans was received at the office
last Saturday. They were grown by
Mrs. w. A. Rozzell OF this place.
Mr.. j. M. Williams, represent.
ing the popular firm of Geyer, Ad
ans IL Co., OF Little Rock was in
town Saturday.
MIR. G. Colvin OF Belle Plain
Iowa was welcome caller ut the
DEMOCRAT Office Friday last. He is
prospecting the country, we hope he
will be pleased.
= On Monday the II inst Capt.
Edgar Shlnn OF the Steamer, Martha,
on his way to Dardanelle registered
at the Cotton Exchange in Memphis,
SO said the Appeal.
MIR. j. B. Hays representing the
Stanch Commission House Of Jno.
T. Hardie d Co. New Orleans was a
welcome called on the DEMOCRAT last
Tuesday.
Mr.. W. p. Wooten took in the
Exposition last week where he saw
the Sights and also Memphis where
he bought the goods to supply his
,growlng trade. He got back Monday
all O. X.
The supper given by the ladies
of the Christian church last Thurs
day night was an entire success and
amost ENJOYABLE affair. The net re
ceipts were $53.30.
MIR. w. C. Renfrow, the efficient
Depty. Clerk, favored us with pleas
and call Monday. His wife is Wis
iting among her relatives and friends.
We wish her pleasant visit.
--Messrs. j. Frank Cooley and
M. M. Mcclure, the former editor OF
.,the Hesperian, aud the latter ex-edi-
tor of the Arkanslan, enlivened us
with their presence last week.
Little May Battenfield with her
pleasant smiles and laughing words
raised $1.65 at the supper for button
hole bouquets at a nickle apiece,
May Mays May flowers always do
well.
GOOD news to the hungry. Read
and profit. My shop is constantly
filled with beef, mutton and pork,
the very best the country affords
and am yours truly to serve you to
The very best Of my ability.
ATLAS HARTsELL.
MIR. 5. w. Swami, one of Pope's
solid farmers, returnd from an ex
tended visit TO his parents in Tenn.
last Friday. Sorry TO see HIM in bad
health. Say what you will of Ar.
kansas, she is as healthy as any.
j. l.. Smith of Palmer Texas
an old Pope county citizen is visit.
ing his aged parents and other rela-
tives in Pope. Our office was pleas
ed to have visit from this Texas
gentleman last Friday.
"A. w. Gross did the handsome
thing. Not being able to attend the
supper last Thursday night handed
the ladies five dollars. They voted