The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-23

Jay Gould passed mp the road on special train yesterday.
 Miss Jessie Howell returned last Tuesday from visit of several days to friends in Dardanelle.
 MT. R. c. Bonds, city treasurer, is once more able to be on the streets after long and serious spell of sick ness.
 Our fine Campbell power press was placed in position last Friday by Capt. Skinner, of Dardanelle, who did lis work we'll.
 The communication from "Specta- tor" is omitted, owing to the press of other matter upon our space, but will appear next week.
 -Four wagons loaded with cotton, four bales on each, came oyer from Dardanelle last Monday. There is life in :he old land yet.
 Col T. NJ. Gibson, of Dardanellci passed through the city Tuesday last en route for Morrilton on professional busin ess, and returns to day.
 Bibles and Testaments at cost at J. ". Wells Drug store.
 Capt. J. r. Collier, of Fort Smith spent couple of days this week in the city. While here. Capt. Collier favor ed our sanctuln with his genial pres ence.
 Coal Oil 1750 test at
 J. w. WELLS.
 Capt. J. r. Byers, Hon. c. $. Cum ningham and Deputy-sheriff Geo. Cole of Yell county, were passengers on the east-bound train, last Monday, for Mor- rlltOn.
 Car choice brands of Flour and Meal recieved this week at
 k. J. WILsoN's. --Russellville can boast of as many handsome and gallant beaux and beau- tiful and accomplished bellcs, all mar riageable, as any town of equal size in the state.
 If you want the best coal oil in town, call on J. ". WELLS.
 Hon. Thos. Boles passed through the city, few days age, enroute for Fort Smith to enter upon his duties as United States marshal for the Western district of Arkausas.
 Meals at all hours, at Burdell's Restaurant.
 Use Cousse IS Honey of Tar and stop your cough. It. will cure Colds, Group, Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. For sale by Jno. ". Turner & Go.
 -I have on hand two top bugoies and two hacks. Will sell very low for cash. R. J. WILSON. Blind Tom, the musical phenome- non entertains the citizens of Ozark tonight. He would have hal a crowd cd house at this place had the manager deigned to stop here.
 -Landreth's Garden Seed for sale by J. ". WELLS.
 Had . pleasant call this week from Capt. J. E. Finley, of Memphis, who visited this section on prospecting tour. Western Arkansas needs more St1l 'iICi ho NJdp1' tiiiNfs
 C. ". Eby, Manager of Roy's HardwareIIouse, sells lbs Coffee for one dollar.
 The liver is the organ most specl- fly disordered by malarial poisons. Ayers Ague Cure eXpels these poIsons from the system, and is most excel lent remedy for liver complaints.
 Use Rubber Paint first, last, and ail the time. For sale by
 J. W. WELLS. ing Gsthetic courtesies and using such endearing epihets as Nose Rag and Anti Nose Rag" "How beaut- in unity"
 -Choicc seed Oats at
 R. ]. WILsoN's.
 We learn from Mir. II. F. Erwin, who was present on the occasion, that the drama, "Helvei," as performed in Dardanelle, last Monday night, by the dramatic association oi that place, was a success.
 Go to Roys' old and reliable hard- ware house and get 10 lbs. good brown sagar for one dollar.
 -Dr. A. k. Winfield, the champion of the temperance cause in Arkansas, hnnored our sanctum with his presence during his stay in the city this week. The doctor has lost none of his physi- cal or meEtal vigor by the immense amount of labor he has done in the lee. ture field and pulpit in the past few years, and is aS genial companion as in days past. by. w., received cor dial welcome from his host of friends in the city, all of whom hope he may ! live for many more years of usefulness.
 When yoI want to buy pure Drugs cheap call on me. defy competition. J. W. WELLS.
 Those wlio arc addicted to taking a walk early these fine spring morn ings can see, in different portions Of the city, the industrious heads Of fam lilies at work digging, raking, and pre- pairing the soil in their respective gar dens to receive the seed that will. in due time, come forth and yield an hun dred fold. Our idea of gardening IS to don your smoking cap and dressing gown and go forth in the early morn, watching the good and patient wife manipulate the hoe and rake; in other words, ''boss the job"
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