The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-28

various quarters of the city.
MRS. Leotta williams died in this
place Monday. She leaves twins one
week old.
The active Sheriff John w. Quinn
and cx-Shcriff X. b. Higgins were cali
ers in the city last Monday.
Mr.. Ed Shinn, Captain of the
steam ferry boat Martha, left for Mem
phis last Monday on business.
Miss Matte Williams of the public
school succnmbed to an attack Of meas
les last week. She Is better.
lit was piece Of satisfaction to see
Mr.. III. Clabe Howell enjoying buggy
ride through town on last Monday. We
hope him speedy recovery.
-Roys is now selling the best Chilled
Flows made. without any exception.
Young gent. "Say Miss, why
nignt?" Miss: "Do you suppose |
could go by myself" Exit young gent.
The pail bearers at the burial. of
Miss Sue Gibson on last Tuesday, were
Messrs. j. a. Miller, Desha Williams,
Jno. White, A. Fl. Hoskins, Will Dur
rum and j. w. Robinson.
A beautiful marble shaft marks the
last resting place of Joey Bernard in
the city cemetery. 1t is the product of
Mr.. Elgin's marble shop, and will soon
be enclosed by an iron fence.
go to Rows sold reliable" for any
kind of Hardware.
Mrs. Martha Pendleton, mother of
Mrs. r. E. Boggett, arrived from Mis-
souri, last Wednesday, on visit to her
daughter, and will remain for two
weeks. We wish her pleasant visit,
There are some questions that will
admit of dispute but it is a settled fact
Bryan, Brown & Co.'s Shoea are the
best in the market. They are warrant
ed, and big stock of them just receiv-
ed by j. L. Shinn.
Remember that Roys' Is headQuar-
ters for all kinds of Turning Plows and
farm implements.
Mr.. Nathan Norris, who for twelve
months has held the position of sales
man for Mr.. M. jacobson, leaves to-
morrow for Epes, Ala, where he will
engage In business. Mr.. Morris has
won many friends In Russellville who
unite in wishing him abundant success
in anything he may undertake.
--Roys will order any kind of farm
tool you want that Is not carried In stock.
Mr.. B. Meyer will leave in few
days for the east to purchase spring and
summer goods. In the mentime the
present stock will be sold at astonish-
ing low prices to make room for the
new goods. Remember the place.
Meyer & Gross, Main street, first door
east of Harkey's.
Thanks to Pat Weathers for the mu-
sic by the Webber band. as he is the
person who footed the expenses.
DIR. w. H. Montgomery, we learn,
Is going to move to Caglesville, Pope
county. The Doctor is one Of our prom
inent citizens and popular physicians.
| He received 95 per cent. in the exami-
nation by our medical board. We wish
him success in his new field.-[Jasper
American.
We have met the gentleman above al
| luded to and are much pleased with him.
He will reside the present year on the
| farm Of our friend w. w. Brashear,
postmaster. To the Doctor and his fam
| lily we bid cordial welcome to Pope
county.
--"Don't mind the weather." but go
to Meyer & Gross for dry goods, furn-
| ishing goods, etc. Low prices and po-
| lite attention guaranteed.
! -Russellville and Pope county come
near having monopoly upon the mem
| bership of the conference of the north
ern Methodist church which met in
Little Rock on "Wednesday the Doth
inst. From Russellville we note Reys.
l.. G, Obar, j. NJ. Walburn and j. 4,
Hendrickson. From Pope county,
Revs. w. j. Bowden, r. Bowen, M. L,
Brown, G. Ii. Gideon, Thomas Gideon,
j.. p. Singleton, w. j. Dodson, w.
Lud wick, and N. B. Breashears, and
Messrs. w. L. d. Ewing and w. c.
Ludwick.
60 to Alexan der's and get good
family Flour for $3.50 per 100.
| Mr.. w. w. Brasheare returned
from the state capital on last Friday,
where he had been in attendance upon
the meeting of the state central CON-
mittee Of the Republican party of Ark,
The committee consists of thirty-six
members, and twenty eight were in at
tendance. We learn the session was
harmonious and enthusiastic, and hap.
by as could be under the circumstance
es. Chairman Clayton was present and
| presided over the deliberations OF the
committee, and Is reported as having
great satisfaction in the present out
look for his party. The COMMITTEES
called their state convention to meet In
Little Rock, on the 9Th dav of April
next, to nominate candidates for statt
officers, and elect delegates to their ma
tional convention in Chicago In June
--le pounds of Rice for 81 90 at Alex
ander's.
From Mr.. L. r. Henderson we Learn
of difficulty which occurred at {
country dance at the residence of Mr.
Wat Clark Ia the Mt. Zion settlement
about five miles from town, on Tuesday
night a week ago, and IN which Mr.
Henderson himself was cut just above
the left eye by knife in the hands Of
Mr.. John Darr 1t was though, tina
John and Tom Darr had gone there fol
the purpose OF raising a fuss with Wa
Clark in consequence of an old feud be
tween them, but Clark did not MAKE
his appearance and some how or othel
the difficulty got up between John Darl
and Henderson, which resulted In Hen
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