The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-08

Thursday night gave us tic frs eviaeuce of dew for time out of mind.
 --Nowell's Wonderful Healing Salv, cures all kinds of sores. For sale b,
 J. ". WELLS.
 Lawrence Russell has returne. from Boone county to Eureka Springs
 Wells failing daily and water II great demand.
 Our thanks are due Dr. A. s. Now, ell for some of his salve.
 Miss Bessie Williams, of Little Rock, daughter of Col. Sam. ". Will. jams, is visiting her relatives here 1 Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hull.
 If you want anything in the gro. cery line you cannot do better than go to Will Hicks. He keeps full line of groceries, and if you need sewing machine here Is the place to get 1t. Rains may occur at an altitude of sever ial thousand feet above the earth but old Sol's reflection from the baked and parchlng earth below dries It up before 1t reaches terra firma.
 -I.audrerh's celebrated tnrnip seed for sale at J. W. Wells drug store.
 --"The man who gets as mad, and runs as fast to get his COW out Of his neighbours eorn-field as he does to get his neighbours COW out of his own has got the answer to the golden rule"
 --G. E. H., those terrible but lovely girls will jeopardize your credit in txr t..1 .l T soda water. But as young and gallant a gentleman as you are can stand it without murmur.
 --Mr. Dan Thomas and family, of Morrillton, were fin town last week guests of Capt. and Mrs. Barrow; also, Misses Mollie and Fannie Lemoyne, of Dardanele, who were visiting Mrs. Muuday.
 No one, to whom have sold Rub- Der Paint, has ever, to me uttered a single complaint. J. W. WELLS. MT. Roof. Howell, of Dardanelle. Is passing few days in Russellvi.lc among friends. His shadow was seen in our sanctum for moment. Call again and remain long enough to have your photograph taken.
 Bring your native sweet "taters" to market if you have them, they are In demand, and will be quite a curiosi- ty especially If as large as the one brought this office two or three weeks ago by our old friend Mr. Henry Kir- chof, of Dover.
 Nearly all the wells in town are becoming dry, and but for Col. Shinn's public we'll at the crossing of Main and River streets stock would suffer for water. It is bolng resorted to from a distance all around town for that pur- pose.
 Mir. c. l.. Kimball and daughter, Miss Annie, passed down on Thurs days train eh route to St. Louis and from thence to Kentucky, where Miss Annie is to be placed at school in Bell wood seminary, at Anchorage.
 The Van Bnien Press says: sour young friend W. l.. Jamison, station agent at Spadra has been transferred to the wide awake town of Altus." Good luck, and may better health, and contentment be the result of the change for Lat, his wife and little ones.
 The beautiful ana accomplished Miss Ruth Bernard came down on Thursdsy's train from Low Gap springs where she has been spending the sum lner, very greatly improved in health. Rnssellvilic will De her future home, adding one more to the many attrac> tions of the town.
 -Burris, who killed Sturdevant, near Chickala, in Yell county, some few weeks ago, was arrested by Mir. w. C. Poole, of Dardanelle, in Oil Trough bottom, Independence county. Mr. Poole passed through Russellville with him to deliver him over to the ! sheriff of Yell county on Saturday last. A reward of $400 was offered for Burris.
 MT. James W. Robinson and Miss Lou K. Robinson. of Milan, Tenn, brother and sister of our fellow-towns- msn, Mir. stephen Robinson, of the firm of Allen & Robinson, arrived in Russallville on Wednesdays train, agreeably surprisl lg their brother who had no notice of their coming. They contemplate making this their home.
 MT. James A. Wcatherford, of Shringfield, Ohio, says: "Brown's IT, on Bitters cured me of tho wors. case of dyspepsia man ever had. The mus cles of my stomach, liver and bowels now seem so strong l believe | could almost digest petriited cheese. rec ommend it to all who suffer as did I"
 Tho question is asked whether the Russellyille school under Prof. G. A. Jones is a free school. We answer. it Is free for all pupils within the district until the school fund is exhausted. It is q subscription school fer all pupils residing out of the district from the 26tb Sept, when it commences.
 In these days of heat, dust and everything else that renders mortal mao uncomfortable, 1t is refreshing to know that you can step over to Harkey Bros. and get a glass of ice-coid soda water, fresh from the ''arctic" region, to cool your burning and scorching thirst; NC say it is refreshing-if you've got the nickel to get it with.
 Our energetic sheriff, Mir. K. B. IIegins broughtd down on last Thursday man named Sheppard, arrested In Pope county for the murder of Mar shal Hodge in 1878, in Union county, Illinois, and turned him over to Henry Rendelmsn, sheriff of Union county, Illinois, under a requIsitioa from the governor. He will be conducted to the placa where the crime was committed for trial.
 Do you feel hot, tired and oppress-