The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-05-31

LAWBRln6E ~ tLOTHlEH, Stii "
MarkU. 5, philadelphia.
If YOU want the money for your
eggs and chickens, take them to
Macarthur IL Periman's.
-Messrs. r. II. Dickey and w. L.
Johnson were in few days ago, and
and gave subscription for the
DEoMcRAT for one year-the paper
to be sent to Mrs. E. j. Dickey, of
Hardin county, Tenn.
Capt. j. w. Russell will stand
ct the helm in the law firm of Berry
man d Russell, while Mr.. Bergman
is away, and will remain with the
firm through the summer.
If you want to buy the cheapest
-four in town go to McCarther d
Periman's.
MIR. Geo. Howell made flying
visit to Van Barren last Saturday
night. 1t would take two philoso-
pliers with extraordinary tact for APP
proximativeness to tell what he flies
about so much for. It's all right,
though, Of course it is.
Macarthur e. Periman are the
"boss'' grocers, and will sell you more
goods and better goods for less money
than other house in town.
-Messrs. Mattamore and Wynn
have the contract for grading the
first two miles on the Russellville ~
Dardanelle r. r. next TO town.
They inform us that they will have
the first mile finished and ready for
the ties by the 18th day of June.
The Russellville Coal and Min
ing Company presented the DEMO
GRAFT load of coal few days ago,
and according to our judgment it is
good coal. Tins week the company
shipped car load Of their coal to Lit
tie Rock. The company Is cnthusi
astic over the prospects, and we see
no reason why the enterprise should
not succeed.
Lawrence Russell, Esq, mis-
mother, aud Miss Florence Pruitt,
left Thursday for Eureka Springs,
where they will spend the summer.
we wish them a pleasant stay in Eu-
reka Springs city.
Capt r. j. Wilson went to Lit
tie Rock Monday to arrange for the
iron fronts OF his mammoth brick,
which will be in course of erection
in a very short time.
&c. w. Bergman, Esq, OF the
law firm Of Bergman q Russell, and
Mrs. G. w. Bergman, left last Tues
day for Tennessee to visit friends
and relatives. Mr.. Bergman was
born m tennessee and lived there
until 3 fifteen years old. He
has no. zen to his old home place
since he first left it when he was IF
teen years old. We wish them u
pleasant trip and safe return.
Mr.. John Trim, who lives near
Shiloh and who knows how TO farm
few days ago showed us speci-
men Of his fine wheat. 1t is large,
but not quite as well developed as
it ought to be, still it is sufficiently
developed to insure a good yield.
Last Sunday night some aban-
doned wretch robbed the post office
at Dover. He got seven registered
letters, one of which was known to
contain $50. He stole some chisels
and other tools from wood shop
and effected an entrance through a
side window. 1t seems that the
thief knew something about the reg
istered letters beng IN the office.
AT last accounts he had not been
captured. The thief was shot at,
but the shot did not take effect as
far as can be learned.
Last Friday night the telegraph
fixtures at this place were burned by
lightning. The burning electricity
was conveyed into the telegraph Of
ice by the wires, and had there been
no one in the office the depot would
nave been destroyed by fire. Light
ming aud telegraph apparatuses are
not very compatible.
Everybody should remember
Rev. G. I. Wainright's lecture at
the NJ. +. Church (Sonth) tonight
Thursday night). Mr.. wainwright
is IN a cause that is the first auxil-
larry to the advancement of the glo-
rous kingdom Of oar Redeemer aud
we urge the people to go and heat
MN. The lecture is free.
Read in this issue an article
from Geo. w, Sbinn, Esq, OF Little
hoek He writes Of subject in
winch we all should feel deep in