The Russellville Democrat., 1882-04-13

w hen you want to Duy pure Drugs cheap call on me. l defy competition.
 J. w. WELLS.
 -I'he country editor now r9veleth i'll luxurious living, the thoughtful grang- CT loading his table with young onions, radishes and lettuce. We take straw berries and cream in ours in addition to the above choice game.
 Just received some of the finest and uobbiest clothing ever brought to this market, don't fail ro see them at ll-4t NJ. JACOBSON'S.
 The people of Dardanelle did them- selves a great credit in the recent mu-. nicipal election by electing our friend, Capt. Horatio Bernard as recorder of their town, and they may feel confident that "Rashc" will never betray the trust committed to him or forfeit tho esteem of his constituents.
 Use Rubber Paint first, last, and ail the time. For sale by
 J. W. WELLS.
 MT. J. T. Moore, of Dover neigh borhood, was in to see us last Saturday and says he never knew crops to be so forward as this year On the 7th inst, |, Mr. Moore finished transplanting 1500 sweet potato plants, an unusual occur renee for the time of year.
 If you want extra good bargains and good substantial goods you should l go to
 Hit NJ. JACOBSON'S. Hon. Robert c. Bullock modestly and becomingly wears the honors of the mayoralty of Dardanelle bestowed upon him las. week by he good people of that pretty little village. The state of Arkansas might have been hunted its entire length and breadth and better man than ou- friend Bullock could not bave been found for the important po- sition of mayor of Dardanelle.
 -WANrED.-100ch chickens immediate l ly for table use, for which highest bistl hIl Rl lCN " III plid p1
 2t THos. J. RUSSELL.
 -I have a nice lot of croquet sets, cheap. J. w. WELLS.
 Attention is directed to the com munication of w. A. Galloway, of At kins, published on the first page. We sincerely hope that the differences among our friends at Atkins will be satisfactorily, pleasantly and amicably settled, and that all will unite for the rapid building up of the commercial and moral interests of their pretty and growing town. Let all sec to it that violators of tine law are apprehended and punished.
 M. JACOBSON wishes to inform his numerous customers that he is still at the OLD STAND and is now pre- pared te sell you goods cheaper than was offered at any previous time. ll-4t
 It would confer favor if our friends would inform us of anything of interest that may transpirc in the town or county, as there are events that ire quently transpire that we have no means of ascertaining dates, names, etc., in any other manner. We desire to make the DEMOCRAT the medium for the transmission of news from all parts of the country.
 -Landreth's Garden Seed for sale by J. w. WELLS.
 In our last issue, we inadvertently omitted to mention the sudden death of Mrs. Burns, the loved mother of MT. P. F. Burns, of this city. The sad event occurred on the 1st instant. Mrs. Burns, but few minutes before her death, was engaged in household du- ties, Apparently in her usual health. but the summons suddenly came and she lived only q short while after. The bereaved family and mourning friends followed the remains to the cemetery on the same day in the afternoon.
 M. JACOBSON extends cordial | invitation to all the Ladies of Russell fiIlt IO tAdniiht HIS tinlntUSe new stock of Dress goods, Buttons, Shoes, and thousand other things too numer- ous to mention. Don't fail to give him a call, whether you want to buy or not, no trouble to show goods. l1-4t
 The picnic season is at hand, and a grand union May celebration will be had in one of the beautiful groves in this vicinity, in which the Cumberland Presbyterian, NJ. E. (South) and other Sunday schools will participate. The date has not yet been precisely fixed. but will be made known in due time. It is needless for us to state that the proposed celebration will be the grand est May festival eyer had in this section of the state. We are authorized to ex tend cordial invitation to every one, regardless of creed, to attend.
 If you want the best coal oil in town. call on J. W. WELLS.
 Among the elegant affairs, in the way of social gatherings, to be had next month will be the picnic of tho Bap- tist Sunday school on the first Saturday of May. A most efficient committee of arrangements has been appointed, and neither labor nor expense will be