The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-04-05

sci, cali AZ This ONCE.
Blank deeds, chattel mortgages
and power Of attorney, for sale at
this office.
The incest, cleanest and puresi
medicine ever made is Smiths Bile
Beans. Sold by j. w. Wells.
The skating rink opened III
pretty wei. Our people like free
things. We, too
Hon. Cash, of Newton. county
was in town last week on his way
from the Legislature.
&c. w. Bergman, Esq, and Mr.
Lawrence Russell, Esq, are attend
ing circuit court at Dover til is week
Since the fortuitous adjou IN
ment Of the legislature, we shall
have to depend on our friend Bah
cock for vegetables.
That bridge above Justice
Baird's office is in a dangerous con-
dition, but you must not say any.
thing about it In the paper. Some
man will got died" there some OF
these days.
For RENT.--A good house on Oak
street, with 4 rooms. Apply to,
S. G. WELLS.
There is so much measles in
town that we have not sufficient
space to write up the cases--that is
If we give them a good notice.
Several men can get the DEMO.
Graf one year for cord of good
three foot wood. We are building
up the DEMOCRAT now and we ask
the friends to help us.
MIR. Key, young man who is
living with Mr.. B. w. Allen, is quite
sick with typhoid fever. Mr.. Key
is stranger here and is we under
stand in Strengthened circumstances.
That city election Tuesday was
the slowest thing of the season--it
was too utterly slow for anything. 1t
takes money to make an election
lively in this country.
JEFF Davis Esq, is attending
court in Dover this week. There
are lawyers enough in that town te
prosecute the Legislature.
If the boys continue that dog
fighting and wild yelling on the
streets the marshal ought to arrest
them. 1t is not safe for lady to
pass such brutal actions, and it is to
be hoped that the officers will look
after such things.
Mr.. VIM. j. Prude returned last
week from Searcy accompanied by
his bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Prude are
now boarding at DR.. Hills, and while
we extend to Mrs. Prude a most cor
dial welcome to our city, we hope
that the ladies of the place will make
her feell at home among us.
Mr. F. L. Hamilton, of Little
Rock has been in Russellville several
days. HERS selling and making ar
rangements to sell the "Museum Of
Antiquity" He and Mr.. j. G. Or
cult have CONTROL Of the agency fol
the state Of Arkansas.
Rev. L. f. Campbell, who has
been in town over week preaching
and lecturing, left last Tuesday fol-
Fort Smith Mr.. Campbell made
quite an impression while here as 9
man of extensive learning and al
earnest preacher.
Prof. Evens gave us an invita-
ton to a concert TO be given al
Clarksville next Friday night. We
tender our thanks, but cannot go
The proceeds to be devoted to fenc
ing the cemetery. Wonder if we
could not do something of the kind
The quarterly report Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Sunday schoo
last Sunday showed that the average
attendance during the quarter was
IA, and that the contributions
amounted to $42.60, $40 of which
was contributed by class No. 3
taught by Mrs. NJ. L. Erwin. This
is indeed encouraging, and 1t alst
shows what industry can do.
-Melrose cotton mill is growing
in favor all the time. Ever since Il
began operations, with all its grea
productive capacity. it has not beer
able to supply the demand for thu
goods that are made by it. There il
no mistake but that is one of tn,
NEST profitable investments in tn,
country. In the near future--a
soon as the resources and superio
advantages of the state are under
stood the factory whistle will b,
heard IN many localities. Arkansa
will come to the front, and don't yol
forget it.
We ran down one or two "dress
ed up" gentlemen to learn something
about the Russellville and DarGa
nellie railroad, but we failed to ge
on track of the right man. VIZ
caught, as it "passed over the wires,
though, the refreshing intelligence
that the road is a dead certainty, ant
that work will begin immediately