The Russellville Democrat., 1882-05-11
Ice cream, lemonade and cigars speciality at Ed Bernard's.


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 Last week it was picnic; this week it is pick tick-the latter the most un- pleasant.
 -Smade's new blaming mill is one,of the most substantial structures of the kind we have ever seen.
 Ed Bernard has cozy ice cream parlor and is ready to serve all who favor him with their patronage.
 Mrs. Col. Eli G. Collier, of Dar- danelle, spent several days of the past week with relatives and friends in this city.
 MT. Shade has been confined to his room this week from the effects of the severe wound on his foot. Hope to see him out soon.
 The Atkins News announces the candidacy of Col. Ben T. Embry for the state senate. Clear the track! Pope county is coming.
 --Messrs. W. Hill and Rufe Howell, two popular beaux of the village on the other side of the branch, took in the picnic last Friday.
 Sanitary measures should be adopt ed at once, in order that the city may be in thoroughly clean condition when the summer heat comes.
 Misses Mollie Johnson and Mol lie Lemoyne, two of Dardanelle's most popular young ladies, were over last Friday and attended the picnic.
 Very high winds have prevailed throughout the country during the past week, and we hear of some wheat being blown down and some damage to fences.
 Miss Hattie Howell, a charming belle of the town of DardanelIe, spent several days of the past week in Rus sellyille as the guest of her cousin, Miss Jessie Howell.
 Miss Hattie May, one of tLe most estimable young ladies Of Western Ar kansas, daughter of Judge W. N. May, of Dardanelle, spent the week in our city the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt.
 Every year demonstrates the fact that 1t would be better if the machine shops of the Little Rock and Fort Smith railway were located at some central point on the line, and to us it seems that Russellville is THE place.
 MT. James NJ. Sharp, of Dardanelle, is abiding temporarily in this city, look ing after the lumber interests of Cant. Tom Cox. Such an excellent and wor- ,hy nauflanaan Mir Shas, io a,,.. a cordial welcome from our citizens.
 -BooN! BooM!. BOoM 1.-The lar gest stock of fancy and staple groceries in town at Moseley X Roblnson's.
 Parties wishing to reacls interior portions of the county and sarround- ing couatry will find the best of teams and fine buggies and hacks at the mann moth livery stable of Evants & Barlow. near the depot.
 Everything in can goods as cheap ss the cheapest at Moseley & Robin sons.
 The marble yard of MT. J. II. Bell. near the depot, Is an institution of which the people should be proud. Ar. Bell employs none but hrst-class wOrkmen and is prepared to furnish monuments and tombstones Of elegant designs at low prices.
 COMING. A barrel of double re. fined odoriess cooking oil to arrive this week at MOseley & Robinson's.
 We notice that our friend, Mai. ". II. Gee, of Dardanells, is candidate for clerk of Yell county. The major Is made up of just the kind of material to make Il flrst-elass and popular official, and the voters of Yell would de them selves credit in selecting him AS clerk. | Remember we guarantee every thing that we sell to be just as repre- l sented or money refunded.
 MosELEY & ROBINSON.