The Russellville Democrat., 1884-04-24
LOCAL LINEs.

aist pulplt at Morrllton last Sabbath. l Easy and comfortable. neat and slightly, are those six bit slippers atJ,
 At the Baptist Sunday school last Sabbath there were 109 in attendance exclusive of visitors.
 --The welcome and genial face of our esteemed friend, K. M. Roach, of Oz ark was seen among us the past week.
 --Messrs. R, J. Parton and l.. J. a club of subscribers. Thanks.
 Rev. T. A. Graham, pastor of the Dover NJ. E. church, south, favored us with a friendly call last Tuesday. 1 The programme of the s. S. con- vention will appear next week. The committee could not get it ready for this issue.
 The Palestine Commandery Knights Templar of Russellyille. is the only lodge of it's degree between Little Reck and Ft. Smith.
 l MT. W.-J. Sherrill, a prominent candidate for Assessor, and one of Pope's best men, was caller at our office Tuesday.
 | MT. Winsted McAnalIy of Gumlog. an old and trusted citizen of Pope, and a very agreeable gentleman, called to sec us Tuesday.
 The temperature and cloaks and furs and overcOats on last Monday and Tuesday. suggested something out of l joint in the weather.
 MT. F. F. Bowden, most agree able and intelligent farmer of Valley township. was a welcome visitor to our office last Monday.
 Mir. R. c. West, a leading citizen of Griffin township called to see us last Saturday. We thank him for additions to our subscription lists.
 -Rev. w. D. Mayfeld of Little Rock, preached an interesting sermon, morn ing and night, at the Baptist church in this place, last Sabbath.
 Sheriff Jno. W. Quinn passed down the road Tuesday with one HalcOmbe, who was sentenced to tic pen at the last term of Pope circnit court. 5 MT. Atlas Hartsell will dissolve his citizenship with Russellville about May lst. He goes to Woodson. We wish him success in his new home. ~4
 --Mr. J. s. Roberts, of the mercan- tile house Of J. T. Hannaford, Morrill, ton, was in town last week on visit to his relatives, the family of MT. Thomas Hamilton.
 We thank the many friends who are engaged in extending the circula- tion of the DEMOCRAT. Wesshall ever hold in grateful rememberance these acts of kindness.
 Mrs. Jane Thach will commence a primary school in one of the rooms oi , the public school house in afew days. We are glad to state that she will com mence with about twenty pupils.
 The committees of the various Sun- day schools of Russellville met last Monday night, and decided to have a joint or union picnic on May the 1st See the proceedings of the meeting elsewhere. A l Ut surprises everybody, to sec how cheap goods can be sold at Wilson's. T -Dr. John H. Potts, prominent l physician and excellent gentleman Of I Atkins, was an appreciated caller at our sanctum last Saturday. Wear un- der obligations to him for club of sub scribers.
 Ir A nice line of carpets, cheap, at WILSON'S. From our Scottsville correspond- ence the glad intelligence will be giean- I ed that Hon. E. l.. McCracken, whose condition has been critical for some days past,is on the line ofimprovement, and it is hoped will soon recover.
 -Butterick Patterns at Publishers prices, at Wilson's.
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 County clerk James Potts passed through town last Saturday enroute to fthe interior to sinterview" the expec- tant suffragans of Holly Bend and Will son townships. His many Russellville friends were rejoiced to see him.
 Nov, isyour time to bny clothing cheap, at WILsoN's.
 MT. H. w sBusse, representing the Ancient Order of United Workmen, was visitor to Russelievihe last Mon- day for the purpose of introducing and establishing a lodge in this place. We are not advised of the result of his visit. 1sk,s ees
 A big drive Tn dress goods, at
 w n ~n sss WILSON {. 1 { Just the least bit of tan can be de. tected on the physiognomy of Prof. | U. A.JoHcr. I udt idith VII sho HUI V ~ plains 1t. He has long been engaged in teaelifng ideas how to shoot. Now he changes to that of teaching buildings how to shoot. il aaH
 Young men please call and exam inc the elegant line of shirts, collars and cuffs, at WILSON'S,
 That genial. wholesouled E. ofF., Joe Howard, of Martin, was In town last week circulating among his many friends. It is gently hinted you know, that Mir. Howard will yield to the solic- nations of his friends and enter the race for representative of Pope in the next general assembly.
 --The new store of R. J. Wilson is crowded daily, and everybody goes home we'll pleased with their pur- chases. st Ms aNsA}el | In the proper column will be found the announcement of NJ. A. Harralson of Wilson township, for assessor. MT. Harralson is an old citizen of the coun- ty, and has reputation for integrity and capability that needs no commen- dation from us. The interests of the people would be safe in his hands. | -C. B. Gerber is agent for the Inn proved Champion, the best Reaper and Mower on the market. Call at liar keys drugstore and see sample ma chine.
 Mrs. V. c. Mosely, the mother oi