The Russellville Democrat., 1889-01-31
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 The snow is gone and spring-like weather prevails.
 -The cider cases were continued till next Monday.
 Miss Emma Bonds visited relatives at Clarksville last week. l WHAT IS RRoNcHILIsE? LOOK AT LAST LOCAL IN THIS COLUMN. Miss Nank Faucett of Argenta was here last week visiting friends. A handsome breast pin, found on the street, awaits the owner at this of- flee.
 Rachel Finley, former widow of Wm. W. Guest, has been granted pen sion.
 Rev. J. D. Halle of Yell county is spending few days here visiting among friends.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Luker returned Monday from visit to their relatives in Texas.
 MT. W. L. Crow, of Caglesville, while in town Saturday, favored us with call.
 After to-day it Is unlawful to kill deer. except in extraordinary cases Of self-defense.
 Capt. J. M. Harkey left yesterday afternoon for 2 trip through the Chero- kee nation on business. With an inch fall of snow and . bitter north wind It seems that winter is not far oil. Neither is spring. On account of sickness Judge Bull lock adjourned county and probate court from the 23d to the 31st inst.
 MT. J. T. Gosch reports everything quiet and people reasonably prosper ous in his section of Liberty township.
 -If you want to buy or sell anything . few lines will advertise the fact Tn the DEMOCRAT and the result will surprise you.
 Along with other good resolutions 1t wouldn't be . bad idea to resolve to keep out of debt as far as possible this year.
 Editor Ludwig of the Clarksville Herald J Journal, enroute to Alabama, dropped In to see us few moments yesterday afternoon. We had pleasant call from MT. R. O. Morton Friday. lie reports . most pleasant and profitable visit to Missis- sippi recently.
 All persons knowing themselves indebted to the DEMOCRAT for subscrip- tion arc respectfully urged to cali in and settle at once. Most farmers can get large amou mt of new land for nothing If they want 1t. All they have to do is to blow deep enough to bring it to the surface.
 No county in the state can raise finer hogs than Pope. Corn is also plentiful and cheap. Yet great many people buy all their bacon at tho stores.
 -NorIcr-Ticxet No. 195 drew the music box at Harkey 4 Bros. The holder pleaes call for tho same.
 J. NJ. HARKEY & BRO.
 A little son of MT. and Mrs. John Young died last Wednesday after pro- tracted illness. His remains were in- tered Thursday in the Russellville cemetery.
 a. W. Johnstone of Clark township says he has tho cotton for this country. From l500 pounds in the seed Wolfs gin st Knoxville made bale weighing 644 pounds.
 -Eld. W. B. Sikes, of Texas, will preach at the Primitive Babtist church, one mile south of Russellville tho nrst Sunday in February and the Saturday night before.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Barlow gave . social party to . number of their young friends last Thursday evening. The occasion was a very pleasant and enjoyable one.
 We arc quite sorry to learn that Prof. Hagen Shinn Of Little Rock has been forced to return to his bed again, suffering a relapse. His friends here | wish for him a speedy recovery.
 MT. F. N. Farris, one of the pro- | prietors of the well-known and popular ozone and Clsrksyille Nurseries, fa- | vored us with q call Tuesday He promises us an interesting announce ment for our readers in the near fu- turs.
 | The clerk has issued the following marriage licenses: J. l.. Levsll to Mrs. M. A. Skaggs, Henry King to Miss M Taylor, Eugene Somsrville to Miss V. E. Melton, Virgil Dollar to Miss Jsn- l nie Walters, W. k. Lazenby to Miss Layins Robinson. | The trial of the parties to the Free man township shooting bee will be commenced this morning before Esq l Trest. Judge Wallace will represent l MT. Stroud and Dayis & Son and Hor- | ace Bradley will look after the interest of the Albright brothers. The Labor Tribune Is the name of q new paper 10 be issued today at Dar- danslls under tho management of J. T. Garland and Charles II. hcGuirc. The
 prospectus says that 1t is to be devoted
 to the Agricultural, Manufacturing Mining and Commercial interests Of the
 Arkansas valley.
 -Ex-Warden Scott, who gained notoriety by his connection with the Coal Hill brutalitics of last spring, and | whose capture was recently effected, l was brought down from Clarksville Tuesday and lodged in our jail for safe keeping. His trial will come of at the next term of Johnson circuit court.
 Pope county is steadily receiving
 new immigrants of a desirable class,
 people who buy land and improve 1t. All the towns in the county are also in' creaslng in population and business capital. The growth is healthy and
 steady and our people have cause to De
 pleased with the progress Of the county
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