The Russellville Democrat., 1881-03-03
-Hyacinths are blooming.


 -J. H. Battenfsld has returned from his extended eastern trip.
 Gall at the barber shop for cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco. A new stsck just received.
 Investigate the superior qualities claimed for the Borneo cotton. They speak for themselves.
 Mess. Judd & Bruchie have sold their restaurant to Mess. Davis & Co.,, late of Forrest City.
 The Russellville lodge of K. of H. is still growing. This is one of the best beneficiary orders extant.
 Amateur agriculturists inside the corporation are making ready for ex- tensive gardening operations.
 The "gentle Armies" of this locali- ty are respectfully, and gratuitously informed that spring has arrived.
 The beautiful and charming Miss Kate Howell accompanied the senior to our sanctum Tuesday morning.
 -"Them golden slippers" sink into utter insignificance compared with the golden sunshine of the past week.
 Mir. Rufus II. Howell, one of"Dar- danelles best" shed the rays of his genial countenanee upon us last Friday. A bold, but unsuccessful attempt lo Gn iuht hu m glars to rob the safe of Darr & Darr, at Atkins.
 Our formor townsman, Dr. J. h. Gray, now of Norristown, came in to see us last Friday. He wears the same bright smile as of yors.
 We were favored with a call from D. Porter West, of Dover, last week. We are always proud to extend well come to such an agreeable gentleman. Next Friday zight is the regular meeting night of Banner lodge 1858, K. of II. Let every knight be there. Businsss of importance will be trans acted.
 Mrs. Dr. Wyatt went up to Van Buren last Saturday to visit friends and see her husband, who has been professionally engaged there fer two weeks.
 Mir. c. W. Walker has sold his farm near Russellvills, and moved to Quitman. Mir. Walker is an excellent gentleman and has made most worthy citizen. We regret to lose him.
 Warranty deeds and chattel mort gages for sale at this office.
 --Dr. G. A. Parsons returned Mon day from Louisville, Ky, where he has been attending lectures for several menths. He will locate at or near Scottville.
 Ed Hall, the barstender who shot = Bernard at Atkins during the holidays, is now confined in jail at Dover awaiting the action of the grand jury at the next term of Pope circuit court.
 Try bottle of "Lilly of the Lake" It is an eXcelledt perfume.
 J. W. WELLS. Friend Frank Falls passed through town Friday snroute to the scenes of other days "down in the North Caro> lima settlement" for a short respite from official duties. We hope he on, joyed himself.
 -Dr. w. c. Renfrow departed last Saturday for Washington City carrying with him the famous Eureka Baby. This object of interest will doubtless attract thousands of visitors during In- augural week.
 Use the Rubber paint every time. For sale by J. W. WELLS. ' -Independsnce township, in this county, wants and should have post office. Many of it's citizens have to go twelve or fifteen miles for their mails. We call tho attention of Col. Cravens to this matter.
 For pure drugs, paints, oils, var hishes, garden and flower seeds go to
 J. W. WELLS. Our information in regard to fruit iI that not near so much damage was done by the early freeze as was at first supposed Peaches will be reasonably plentiful, and there will be full crop of apples and strawberries.
 For card board. notices, motto frames, &c., go to J. ". WELLS. M. & J. Jacobson have just receiv- cd . full line of fresh and aeasonabls goods, to which they call the attention of the public, with the urgent request that they call and inspect them. Pric- es way low down.