The Russellville Democrat., 1882-05-18

Ice cream, lemonade and cigars a speciality at Ed Bernard's.
 The Dardanelle public school will picnic next Friday, and good time is expected.
 Lumber for the cotton mill is com ing down the road and wagons are busy putting it on the ground.
 The rough lumber used on the cot ton mill, joists, heavy timbers, etc, is from Sappington's mill oil Piney.
 Ut is reported that the comet is visi- ble in the north about thirty degrees above the horizon. RussellYile star gazers have not yet seen it.
 --Rey. ]. W. Heagen, of Dardanelle, preached to a large congregation last Sunday in the Cumberland Presbyte- rian church of this place.
 The young gentlemen of the Rus sellville string band furnish charming music, as all who were present at MT, J. II. Shinn's, last Monday night, unanimously testify,
 Do not fail to call and patronize the new Soda Fountain. IL is "nobby." 7"
 J. ". WELLS.
 Had pleasant call few days ago from Mir. J. W. Stewart, a newcomer to Pope County from Georgia. He says he is much pleased with his new home and thinks this is the best country he has seen for small farmers.
 A good appetite cannot exist with out good digestion. Carter's Liver Bitters bring about both. They make z; bot { n nd ,Nta
 M. J. N. Brown, of Clarksville, was down last Thursday and frightened our sauctum with his presence. MT. Brown is candidate for clerk of John sen county, and we incline to the opin- ion that he will make good one. Just received at J. II. Perry's New Hardware Emporium a full line of Ia ble and Pocket Cutlery of the best brands, and going at hard times prices. You should all see.
 -PUBLIC SPEAKING. Hon. J. c. Wal lace, candidate for prosecuting attor- ney Of the fifth judicial district, will address the citizens of Russellvlle and Pope county, at this place, next Satur- day, at 10 80 a. m. Other candidates for the same office are invited to attend anu llsti tliA iliAI UT Ait dlNA AAAANibiis I4Nb everybody be on hand to hear the speakers.
 Communion service at Mount Zion church next Sunday. The services of the day will be conducted by Rev. J. W. Hcageu, of Dardanelle, assisted by Rev. W. II. Vernor, of Little Rock, agent of the American Bible Society. There will be two services, 10 80, a. m. and 80, D. m., and it is expected that all who attend will go prepared to re- main on the ground.
 -Palptation of the heart, nervous ness, tremblings, nervous headache, cold hands and feet, pain in the back, and other forms of weakness arc re- lieyed by Carter's iron Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves and com pleXion.
 The DEMOCRAT corps tender their heartiest thanks to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mathews for a sample of the product of their dairy in the shape Of roll of rich golden butter. This choice butter was made from the milk of the grade Jersey cows, raised by Mr Mathews, at his place, near Potts Station, in this county. MT. Nj. informed us that he gave his COWS no extra feed and that they run on the range, which affords fine grazing the greater portion of the year. We tested the butter and found it equal in every respect to the famous "Orange County" of New York, or "Westcrn Reserve" of Ohio. With good stock, such as Mir. Mathews owns, there is no reason why Western Ar kansas could not be made the dairy of the Great West.