The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-30

ms seen III IWeIty-seFcu years.
 --Ons of the most popular and clever gentleman in Russellville says. ad- wise all my friends to trade at
 JOHN W. TURNER & Co.'S.
 NEW DRUG STORE.
 Miss Hattie Howell, one of the most charming of Dardanelle's many charming belles, spent several days in the city this week, the guest ofher cousin, Hiss Jessie Howell.
 --"The prop her time to assist lady when she is about to faint" The proper place to buy drugs.
 JOHN w. TURNER & Co.'S.
 NEW DRUG STORE.
 Mayor Richards has appointed the following named gentlemen to serve as officers of the city election to be held next Monday: Judges-W. P. II. Tui- ner, Robert Garden and F. k. Barrow; Clerks--G. ". Berryman and $. N. Evans.
 Western Enamel House Paints read guarantee.
 JOHN W. TURNER & Co.
 NEW DRUG STORE.,
 Our sanctum was frightened last Monday afternoon by the presence Of Mrs. Womack, and Misses Mary Allen and Bessie Wellington, who were shown through the entire establishment by Mr. lobe, business manager, and expressed themselves as highly pleased with the prosperity of the DEMOCRAT.
 Read guarantee of Western Enam- el Paints. in another column, for sale at
 JNo. w. TURNER & Co.'S
 NEW DRUG STORE.
 B. F. Bay liss, Esq, announces to the people, to-day, that he wishes to serve them in the capacity of clerk of the circuit court of Pope county. It is needless to state that Mir. Bavliss Is thoroughly qualified for the position to which he aspires, as he disch arged the duties of the office for several years as deputy clerk. He has many friends who will do their best to elect him.
 A pomological curiosity was placed on our table this week. It was a twig eighteen inches long from peach tree in the garden of Mr. F.. V. Trammell The curious feature of this twig is that it is full of twin peaches. that is, two peaches on each stem, and on one stem we noticed three peaches. Mir. Tram mell informs us that the tee is literally covered with such twins and triplets.
 For the compliment of charming serenade last Friday night. the DEMO- GRAF corps is indebted to Messrs. Jas. Tucker, John White, Jno. w. Turner, Henry k. Erwin, Van Boswell, Chas. Shinn, Jas. Robinson, Geo. E. Howell and James Miller. The music discours- ed was sweet and seemed to transport us from all things earthly and imagine that we were in another world where nought is heard save the concord of sweet sounds. Thanks, many thanks, gentlemen.
 Five head Mules and Horses for sale. F. DALEY,
 Ouita Coal Mine. Capt. W. NJ. Peeler is fairly before the people as a candidate for the demo- cratic nomination for sheriff of Pope county. In justice to him, we will state that Capt. Peeler handed in his an- nouncement last week, but too late for publication in that issue as the forms had been put on the press. He is gentleman well known to all the peo- pie as possessing every qualification for correct discharge of the duties of the office to which he aspires, and needs no other commendation.
 MT II. c. Bonds, marshal of At kins, was shot by woman about II o'clock last Saturday night. Full par ticulars have not been obtained, but it saI tl shal, had gone to the woman's house with a few others to quiet disturbance, and when near the house the woman opened the window and fired into the crowd with q revolver, the ball strik- ing Mir. Bonds in the leg just below the knee and inflieting very painful but not dangerous wound. The woman, who claims to be justiiiabie m shooting, was arrested.
 Last Friday afternoon, while en- gagged in our duties, we heard storm approaching and looked wildly about for means of escape from it's fury, but it struck the office before we could make our exit. The storm proved to be party of stormers composed of the following ladies: Mesdames Hin, Weaver, Thos. Russell, Chapman, Mum day, Sula Howell, DeShong and Baird, reinforced in a few minutes bv Mrs. Womack and her sisters, the Misses Kirby. To say that we enjoyed the storm does not half express the pleas ure we experienced from the visit of so many of the best ladies of our city, and their merry laugh and cheerful were as rays of sunshine flooding our otherwise diugy and cheer less sanctum. We can assure these | esteemed lady friends that their visit ! was greatly appreciated and showed | that they. as well as the gentlemen. [ take lively interest in their town | paper. Call again, ladies, the latch- string is always on the outside for you, | as well as for the bachelor friend who | joined and chaperoned your party,
 FREE. FREE, i've have received ! twenty-five free sample packages of the Great Catarrh cure, ''Yerba Santa'' | which we will give away to the afllict- ed who first apply for them.
 JOHN W. TURNER & Co.
 NEW DRUG STORE. Ray. Dr. Rauf 'fhamau of {ftla