The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-05-10
800 dozen eggs wanted at

DIR. w. II. Hill and wife spent a
few days in Little Rock last week.
The DR.. went there to attend court.
-WANrED--$100 or $3.50, secur-
cd by real estate, for II months or
9 years. Enquire at this office.
Call in and see the new stock Of
hardware Just received at Roys old
reliable hardware emporium.
Judge ]. G, Wallace is in Clarks-
vile this week attending the trial of
the train robbers. The Judge is in
defatigable In the discharge OF his
official duties.
For the best nickel cigars and
fancy candy 60 to j. ?. Winchester's
restaurant. Good meals for 35 cts.
Il have 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.
There is some improvement
going on in town, Notwithstanding
the dullness in business. All we
need is a few more enterprising men
who have money.
The largest installment of gro
ceres brought to this city will be re-
cciyed by w. p. Wooten this week,
and remember that he is headquar-
tiers for low prices and good goods.
Col NJ. Jessup, the worthy
postmaster at Dardanelle, paid US
pleasant visit last Tuesday as he
passed down on his way TO Hot
Springs to attend the meeting of the
grand lodge of knights of Pythias.
Rev. L. j. Reynolds, of Favette-
vile, was in the city last Sunday and
Monday. We had the pleasure of
hearing Mr.. Reynolds preach Sun
day night in the M. E. Church
South. The sermon was sensible
and practical.
Smoke the oliver Pad" the
best nickel cigar In town, at j. p.
Winchesters'.
Mr.. w. o. Atkeson, the boss of
the Russellville Coal and Mining
company, tells us they are getting
out an excellent quality Of coal at
the Brooks mine, and that they will
deliver coal in Russellvllle this sum
mer at bottom figures. Take time
by the foretop and lay in your win
ter's supply Of coal.
The English lecturer, Elder
Thos Watts, lately from England,
will deliver his popular lecture,
"The Sufferings of our Fathers at
the hands of Religious Prosecutors"
one night in Russellville, May Is.
Admission 25 cents. Mr.. Watts is
a popular man and will interest and
entertain those who go to hear him.
The strawberry festival given
by the Ladies' Aid society of the c.
?. Church last Tuesday night was
splendid SUCCESS. The net receipts
were 5000. In this connection we
state that Miss Rebecca will be on
the picnic grounds the 23rd of June
with a we'll full OF lemonade, and
Jacob will be there with barrel of
ice cream.
--FoR SALE OR RENT.-My resi-
dence in Russellville. Those wish
ing to rent or purchase will do well
to write me at Texarkana, Ark.
w. @. ROGERS.
-Messrs. Macarthur &Periman,
Bergman Il Russell, Bonds, and
Church have put up good awning
in front of their respective places of
business. 1t is pleasant for the bus
mess men, but it is an encourage
ment of lazinesss. The loafer, who
luxuriates in the shade, is indigi-
nous to all climes, and these gentle
men are furnishing him shade.
We have before us book emit
tied: "Our Lost Explorers, or, The
Jeanette Arctic Expedition. The
book is complied rom the narratives
of the survivors, the journals of De
Long, and revised by Raymond l..
Newcomb, and is written in an en-
Pertaining style. Every reader of
papers knows something of the i'll
fated Jeanette, and feels certain
degree of interest in the welfare OF
the survivors. And every student
oil nature, every individual of cul-
ture, has a very deep and very
curious interest in arctic explora
tons. 'rhe Arctic ocean has been
Tor years the nursery OF heroic
deeds" This book is written in a
plain style and gives full and ac-
curate account OF all the explorers
saw, the going down of the ship, the
trials of the crew, etc. 1t is well
worth the price asked for it indeed
u is cheap book. Prof. J. II, Yon.
ley is the agent, and can supply any