The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-06-21
The very finest of -four can b,

The very finest of -four can be
had at w. p. Wooten's. whic we
guarantee in every respect.
Justices of the peace shou at
tend the tax-levying court the
first Monday IN july, or they will
come under the penalty of the ate
law, the fine being from $40 to 800.
Pope County Reflector. o. 'ry !:
How can the tax levy be made len
the assessment is not yet compile led?
1t strikes US this thing is get ing
into a complicated tangie.
On Smnn's corner yesterday we
observed the painter plying his
brush on the brick front, the white
wash man vigorously dressing the
salt house in white, Charley with his
scythe trimming the weeds up street
and the inimitable Jim Mallory put
ting the flushing touches around the
hitching posts. If any man is ahead
of this alderman in cleaning up, let
him speak.
Capt. r. NJ. Leech, agent for
Livermore Foundry and Machine
Company, Memphis, Tenn. was a
welcome visitor to this sanctum
Thursday last. He came to inter
view on business. He is in the Ar
kansas valley building up business
| for the above firm. Capt. Leech is a
team and broke this writers face up
into the jolIiest laugh we've had in
month of Sundays.
Referring to our advertising
columns, it will be seen That b. Mey-
err IS making "drive" in dry goods
and asks you to compare prices. An
examination of Mr.. Meyers stock Of
goods will convince i lady friends
that he means bus y IS and will not
be undersold The affability of the
genial Nc, or, and his assistant, Nh.
Gross, is proverbial and all custom
ers will be shown goods by expe-
rienccd hands.
Prof. G.. A. Jones, President OF
the Arkansas State Teachers Asso-
citation goes to Little Rock next
/ Wednesday, the 9th inst, where he
will preside over the deliberations
of that body and deliver the annual
address at S:45 p. m. of that day.
We wish his institution profitable
session. In this weeks paper Will
be found his circular letter to teach
ers urging them to be present at the
forthcoming session Of the associa-
ton. All teachers should take heed
and go.
Col. W. L. Morris, at one time
resident of this place has tsken
charge of the RUssELLvILLE DrMo-
Graf. The DEMOCRAT air ady
shows the effect of his trenchant pen
and the readers Of that paper ar tc
be congratulated that their P pei
will be so ably edited. -Arkani an
All, yes, that trenchant pea M
pliment is mighty nice, and ow
, sorry we are that we can't appr' ri
: ate it. Col. Morris yields a tfen-
chant pen, but you see we di NJ
write with his peu. We used III
own quill.
+ IF you didn know it, one OF the
, boss electric bell telephones conne ct'
, Russellville aud Dardanelle. BY The
: kindness of the Grbane Mr.. Prude
/ one day last week, we manipulated
, the machine while another manipu
lated his hat, and spoke the polite
postmaster at Dardanelle, 1--WE die
. the speaking) Hello, sHello, your
SELF came the answer as from
, spirit. We asked our questions ant
the answers came prompt and weirt
!, as if a wizard stood at our elbow
! What can't the ingenuity OF maj
ferret out.
Among the visitors to our tow
the past week we noticed Mr.. Ali
: Howell, of Dardanelle, who complain
! ed of being in better health than 70
: many months. Also Mr.. Pete
: Burns, formerly citizen with us
!, but now of Argenta. Also Mr.. i
!. f. Bayliss and Sebe Jones, OF Dove
< and Mr.. Potts, the clerk, and MI
Jno. Quinn, sheriff, and ex-sheri
8 r. B. Higgins. One of thousand
It our sheriff, who dares to make til
y proposition to give any man in Pop
It county $500 who's and has bee
;, enormously reporte lelinquent.
a The orders for me fine product
n of tue Merose Cotton Mil kee
1t tumbling IL. The last one comm
from the great city OF Cincinnati
;. right in speaking distance OF the e.
IS tensive mills of Gould, Pearce d. Co
}. who make the same kind of geod
5, The reason of this is plain. Metro;
d Mill makes better goods than tn
D Cincinnati gentlemen, and they ca
II afford to, for they can buy and wor
y middling cotton here at no greats
is cost than the ordinary cotton woul
cost the Cincinnati concern; AN
m hence the Melrose Mill is presst
,e with orders mouths ahead all q
b time. They need another mill Il
same size right beside them TO kee
ut up, and ere long, we predict, VI
If have it.
IA Correction.
to In the handbills printed last wee