The Russellville Democrat., 1884-04-03
Fishing parties are in vogue.


Fishing parties are in vogue.
The Picnic season draws nigh.
The cat crop looks well throughout
the county.
Mr.. Frank Roys paid visit to the
State capital last week.
Mr.. M. jacobson returned last
week from st. Louis.
Everybody is jubilant over the pros.
pective fruit and wheat crops.
Mrs. John A Erwin was quite sick
few days last week, but is now get
ting we'll.
-Mesdames Quinn, Renfrow and
Cloman,o Dover, were down on visit
last week.
The residence lately vacated by
Capt. Barrow is now occupied by Mr..
NJ. jacobson.
The burial services at the grave OF
Mr.. X. II. White, were conducted by
Rev. A. T. Melton.
There will be quarter of million
brick made in Russellyille next season,
If calculations pan out.
The Ten Commandments-ne re-
vision-by Meyer & Gross, can be
found elsewhere. Read them by all
means.
We are glad TO note the improved
condition of Mrs. r. j. Wilson. While
she is not out of danger, still the feel
ing is more hopeful for her recovery.
Mr.. w. f. Cook returned from
Searcy last Sunday evening. We learn
he has purchased farm near Searcy,
but will for the present continue his
residence here.
MIR. Clarence Hendrickson teaches
the young idea how to shoot. at the M.
E. Church. He is young man of abil-
ity, and has the reputation of a success
full teacher.
The election Tuesday resulted in
the election of the old officers, except
Robert Blackburn and B. F. Jobe were
elected vice j.. A. Moseley and Lewis
M. Smith.
Mr.. jacobson vacated and Mr.. j.
A. Moseley took possession of the
Smith house last Tuesday. Mr.. Jacob
son moved to the residence lately own
ed by Capt. Barrow.
Louis G. Fritz of the reportorial
staff of the Little Rock Staats-Zeitung,
favored US with a call last Saturday.
Mr.. Fritz is engaged in extending the
circulation of his paper, and is meeting
with gratifying success.
Our young friend James II. Shinn
was forced to succumb to an attack of
cold, and was confined to his room sew
eral days of this week. He is conva-
lescent, and we trust, will soon be seen
in his accustomed haunts again.
1t was poor comfort the liberal
league got from Cove Lodge b. of +.
The resolutions of the Lodge in regard
to the constitution of the league, which
had been sent it, will be found on the
first page.
1t is worthy of remark, that the
great Cincinnati riot did not occur in
that geographical portion of the earth
known as the South. 1t was one OF the
accidents up in Gods country. and not
incident upon Southern wickedness.
1t is fact demonstrated, that the mob
Is not confined to this part of the vine
yard alone.
The municipal election last Tues
cast. The following are the officers
Richards, mayor; j. f. Munday, re-
corder; r.. Bonds, treasurer; B. J.
Strickland, marshal; j. l.. Shinn, II.
j. Wilson, w. j. White, Robt. Black
burn and b. f. lobe, aldermen.
Mr.. j. l.. Shinn returned from Gin
cinnati and the east, on last Sunday.
He eports that the Cincinnati parties
we be here In June to view the situa-
ton, preparatory to further negotiations
looking to the consolidation Of their
large milling interests with the Mel
rose at this place. We bid all such well
come and hope no stone VIII be left
unturned to secured their coming.
The enterpriseing firm of Baird &
Bright, Little Rock, have large adver-
tisement in. to-day's paper. This firm
Is thoroughly reliable in every respect,
and deals In flrst-class goods. Four
men are constantly employed travelling
and among the number is
Mr.. j. G.. w. Smith. we'll and favora-
bly, known in this section. We bespeak
for Messrs. Baird & Bright a rousing
patronage.
The political situation in Pope
county was unlocked on last Saturday,
and the coast is clear and the sailing
out of danger Tor the next campaign,
that is as TO the party. As for individ-
ual candidates. some danger may be
apprehended, unless process can be
patented by which all can get there.
announcements are rolling In and
great activity is discerned In the politi-
cal waters. The DEMOCRAT stands
ready to speak for you. Just come
ahead.
The best Standard Coal OIL 20 cts.
ner pallon. ut SEMoNrN's.