The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
Good Friday fo-morow. .

| open new drug store in town.
 MT. ". I. Harkey is clerking tenn porarily for Mir. = Kern, at ola, Yell county.
 Capt. R. I. Wilson returned home Monday from delightful trip to New York city.
 Butter and eggs are getting scarce again, and the price of each is pereep- tably higher.
 | Star restaurant have shut up shop for the present.
 -Eld. W. J. Maple will preach at | Prairie Grove church next Sunday at II o'clock, a. nj.
 That chesky old trouble'' the fes- tive humps continues to engage the at tention of several of our citizens.
 Mir. W. A. Vim has moved his | family grocery to the building recectly occupied by J. H. Battenfield as hard ware store.
 -Jovial J. Lem Gray assists in doing the agreeable at Evants & Barlow's liv- cry establishment. Lem. will keep things straight.
 pr. W. H. Hill has had handsome | fence put around his Oak street proper 1 ty and the appearance of the same is greatly improved thereby.
 A heavy rain storm accompanied | by high winds passed over this section last Monday night. We have heard of no damage done except the dismantling of several fences in the vicinity of town.
 --Messrs. Josiah Womble, of Berlin, Dr. J. r. NJ. Tate, Appleton, andJ W. | Eudy, of Dover, were among our pleas ant callers this week, and each gave us SUBSTANTIAL evidence of appreciation of the DEMOCRAT. May they live long and prosper.
 MT. r. J. Haryill has purchased q | fine Jersey bull from Mir. James Potts and will remove him to his farm miles south of town. The animal is very | fine one-is but three years old and weighs 1920 pounds.
 : # you tOa71t c barrel 0f h,e best ,I.X,E.E flour you eUer saw, take $7.50 Co ShiRn,S aud call for he "aUaIdncte" brand.
 Judge N. D. Shinn has had finish ed this week survey and plat of the J. Nj. Shinn addition to Russellville. | This embraces tract of about 2 la acres of land near the center of town, The | lots are very desirable and will be sold reasonsble. J. F. Munday, agent.
 The following persons were elected as officers of the corporation of Dover | on Tuesday the 5th inst. to>wit: John A. Pitts, mayor; Wm. Bollow, record CT; Jo Petty, treasurer; Henry Rush. l ing, marshal; and Reese Hogins, B. F. ! Bayliss, W. II. II. Poynter, James l. Brown and E. c. Bradley as aldermen.
 Remember. Mat for casJ,, eUery purchase of one doildr'S tCorth of goods ot ,Sitim'S, eiues you q clance to drato the $500 piano tchich he IS eiUin6 atcay to his c,ts- toners.
 MT. Crowder Moseley, who has for several months been attending school at Quitman, returned home last Friday evening on short visit to friends and relatives. We acknowledge a pleasant call Saturday. Crowder returned to Quitman Monday.
 Ladies, # yort Want to see He cheapest lot of notions and fancy goods just from Neto Yorh. Gull earIy ct /. (. Shinn'S.
 The senior and junior editors of | the DEMOCRAT are placed under heavy weight of obligation to Esquire Henry Kirchof, of Dover, for tho use of his horse and buggy to drive down to hear Mr. Benson's lecture last Friday eve- ming. Command us at any time, friend Kirchof.
 Don't forget to caU ct 7. [. ShiJn's branch store and eUan1iIae his lar6e stoch 0f ftynit1tre Wltic7t IS tue most complete in tue city.
 -RAFFLE-A RARE CmANcE-$60 FOR $l.-Call at J. l.. Shinn's and examine the fine $60 breech> loading double>bar- 1 relied shotgun to be ratil el on Wednes- day night the goth inst-only sl a chance, and for the benefit of the public school building. Call early and secure chance before they are all taken.
 After a severe test of twelve years, by many leading Physicians and thous- ands of females, it has been demonstTa- ted that English Female Bitters has cured and relieved more sickly females than all other remedies combined. All monthly defects, excesses or weakness es, affecting married or single ladies are promptly relieved by it's use.
 A close study of modern female nature has impaired the apple story in the garden. It is more likely to have been hat that beguiled Mother Eve. An inspection of the newest styles of hats and bonnets, just too lovely for anything, and just opened at Mrs. Webb's, will furnish confirmation strong as proofs of Holy Writ, that our theory is correct.
 During a recent visit to Dover we were gratified to see the many signs Of prosperity along the route, evidenced by enlarged clearings, new fences, new res idences. and other improvements Tn Dover the samo thrift is noticeable, !, 1 and many improvements greet the eye. The business of Dover has increased greatly and several firms arc doing well. The county officers whose head quarters are at Dover, we found in their places discharging their duties faithfully and credltably.
 A young person who tries to start in business without suitable prepara~ tory business instruction and training