The Russellville Democrat., 1885-05-28

] Valley route went into effect last Sun day. The up passenger takes supper here at 6 :32, leaves 6:37.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Williams ol Monroe La, are in town mingling with their many friends and relatives this week.
 At the recent election to vote on school tax, Russellville boiled 107 votes and 107 votes for mills tax. How is this for high.
 For the ne.r1 Mi17y days ece7y6ody spending 0ne dol- l lar in cash at Shinn's mill 1eceire C p11se.
 --Miss yira Stockton, of Little Rock, niece of one of our well known physi- clans, Dr. l.. E. Cook, is in town yisit- ing Mrs. J. l.. Shinn this week.
 --FoUND.-A pair of spectacles and case, about two miles east of town is now at this office and can be had by calling for them.
 Rev. T. NJ. c. Birmingham and family of Harrison, were in town this week for the purpose of having Mrs. B's teeth treated by Dr. T. M. Wyatt.
 Conway is to have new Baptist church soon. The laying of the corner stone on the 18th inst, will be celebrat- ed by a grand barbacus. | Mrs. J. c. Wallace returned Friday from Ann Arbor Mich. accompanied by her brother MT. l.. $. Berry who will spend the summer with her in Russellville.
 Eoe7y 1aan1er in Pope Co. can make m0ney by thr0a0ing aaoay his 01d tools and buy- ing C Planet Jr. CulfiUat0r to conplete his crop.
 MT. l.. Goodman, late of Van Bu- ren, was in town part of last week vis- ting his friend, A. w. Gross. He left during the week for points in Western Texas.
 His friends will be sorry to learn that Mir. Fred Fruit is sick this week. 1 Mir. Lewis Smith is acting as salesman with II. K. Erwin & Co.,, during his absence.
 --Capt. c. c. Casey, an energetic merchant of Point Peter, Searcy coun- ty, was in town Thursday and Friday recruiting his stock oi goods for the summer season.
 Mrs. T. M. Neal, of Dover, the wife of one of Pope counties most prosper ous merchants, left Thursday for Mor- rilton where she will visit her sister for short time.
 MT. J. c. Bonds and his two daugh- ters, Misses Nettie and Genie of Dover vicinity were in town shopping last Thursday and spent the night with Mrs. NJ. c. Bonds.
 Rev. Thos. Smith, one of Darda- nelle's worthy ministers, returned home last Friday evening after weeks diligent work in behalf of the revival at this place.
 M nRIRD.-On Sunday, May 24th, at the residence of the brides father, in the town of Atkins, by w. F. Lazenby. Mir. Charlie J. Reese and Miss Ida Cooper, all of Pope county. MT. Robt. Chasteen was unexpect- edly called to Little Rock last Thurs day to attend the death bed of his rel ative, Mir. N. B. Herring. He return ed to Russellville Friday evening.
 Theae can 6e no question about the nev l0t Of Spl7ng cl0thing at Shinn's, H is Me cheQpest eUer oferpd in Mas l n1QrXpf.
 Mrs. Mark Moseley returned Fri day to her home in Ola, Yell County, accompanied by Mrs. Sula Howell, Misses Hattie York and Jennie Mose- ley, who will be her guests through the coming week.
 Returned from the Xposition dur | ing the past week, Mir. l.. M. smith and family, MT. John A. Erwin and family, Misses Corrinna Parker and Maxie Meek of Russellville, and Miss Della Grace of Dover. MT. H. Hall, a temperance worker just from Texas, and who has been working down the Ft. Smith road came | into town Friday, but did not attempt to speak in consequence of the Drotract- ed meeting.
 -Mr. Joe Jacobson, on his return to Russellville Friday, informed us tha. he was thinking of quitting the fast noisily busting city of Perryville for more quiet life in our little town. ..It's all right about that" Joe.
 Few men gre happy bW all desire 70 bec0nle SO. Every l ta1n1er wh0 6uys the Planet N. Cultigat07' iS guaranfeed that satis1acti0n.
 1.-The disturbance among the colored populace last Thursday evening result ed in the lodging of one, George Young 1 in the Dover jail, who was found after trial to be unable to pay his fine of five dollars.
 We enjoyed a very pleasant call from Mrs. Mary E. Crowell last Satur- day morning who made her visit more than doubly appreciated by the pre- sentation of beautiful boquet and one dollar for the DEMOCRAT one year.
 MT. W. A. Winn and family re- turned Friday from Gadsden Tenn, 1 where they have been visiting relatives | for the past month. He remembered the DEMOCRAT iE the form of a box Of very fine Tenn. strawberries. Many ] thanks.
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