The Russellville Democrat., 1883-05-24

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-Drs. Hill IL Thompson will soon
occupy their new office.
-Roys keeps none but the best
grade of stoves.
Col. Ben. Young was a visitor
to our town on Tuesday last.
The best one of the season is
the tick story. John Erwin will tell
you all about it.
-Roys has just received the finest
line of cooking stoves ever brought
to Russellville.
--Roys has for sale one of Woods
celebrated reapers, which will be
sold cheap.
Our friend w. p. Wooten, says
he has the best brand of flour in
town, that it etter than none.
"A fifteen .ollar buggy drive is
rather expensive, but under certain
conditions they are liable to be tax
en- sometimes.
Mr. John w. Quinn, our very
worthy high 81 riff, smiled in upon
us last Saturday. John is one of
Pope's best, end We are always glad
to meet him.
Mr.. Ben. III. Allen has snapped
his farm IN the bottom to Mr.. w.
M. Oats for his home place near
Judge Shinn's farm TWO miles from
town.
Frost and ice on the 22nd day of
May. How does that sound for
weather. In some Of the northwes-
tern states snow fell to the deph of
five inches. We have not yet heard
of any injury done by the frost in
our section.
Score one more for Russellyille.
The school election on last Saturday,
resulted, for mills tax Sc, no tax 7.
We are on the right side and solid
for popular education.
j. NJ. Harkey d Bro. are agents
for the Improved Buck Eye reaper.
Sample machine is on eyi ibition at
their drug store.
Mr.. VIM. Barry, the boot and
shoemaker, is turning out some as
handsome work as was ever worn by
Russellvillians. Look up his shop
when you need your shoes repaired
or need new pair.
Mr.. Ira Trout, of Memphis, a
relative OF Mr.. S. A. Buck, and a
former citizen of this place, now
deals out squils and paregoric for
the staunch drug house of Mr.. j. w.
Wells. We extend Mr.. Trout a
hearty welcome.
Il have a few bushels of the
Ozier long staple silk cotton seed
yet to dispose of. Parties wishing
to secure them should call early.
j. ARTHUR ERWIN.
Rev. b. r. Womack, of the Evan
GEL by special request of the pastor
). L. Massey, occupied the pulpit of
the Southern Methodist church Sun.
day last in the absence of the pastor,
and preached q most excellent ser
mon to an attentive congregation.
Mr.. Clerk Potts and Deputy
Clerk Renfrow and Sheriff Quinn
with their families were in town the
: past week visiting their old home
folks. Also our friend Mr.. Kirchofl
and his handsome niece, Miss Hally
Rankin, paid us flying visit last
Monday. We won't repeat her adj
mission to Ford.
Mr.. j, Ia. Shinn lust keeps
Things moving right along about his
new building, and ere the leaves be
gin to turn poetry will be en-
seonsed IN one of the contest resi-.
dehces in "a
Capt. Il. D. Wilson has had the
Old house o. he southwest corner
Oh Main and eferson streets torn
away, and will during the summer
r erect two-story brick to front Main
street NIFTY feet. This is one of the
prettiest--if not THE prettiest-stands
IA the place. Capt. Wilson appreci-
aVes inns TACT, and is determined to
oulid house that will do full ms.
tlce 10 that corner and meet the de.
mands of any future growth of our
thriving little city.
Judge N. u, Shinn, brought us
bundle of his Glideweli Prolific
grass this week, it is five feet high,
ana does not have to SOW it but once.
ne cut four tons per acre last season.
nrs1 cutting about first of June, he
, iorgot what time he cut 4. then
Tau Ia d me calf pasture ali winter.
~ grows line on common upland.