The Russellville Democrat., 1883-01-18

authorized deputy marshal. He qual flied last Monday.
 Little Katie Wilson has been quite sick with ulcerated sore throat. We hope Katie will soon be well.
 Miss Etta, daughter of MT. Frank Bayliss, of Dover, will attend our high school the present session.
 There was mud enough in the town and vicinity last week to daub up the whole country-that is hole in the country.
 We are informed that Dr. Yan- cey has been very sick for the past week. Drs. Pruitt and Cook are his medical attendants.
 The father and mother of Dr. l.. E. Cook are expected to visit Rus sellville very soon. They will spend several weeks visiting in this State.
 Il. Reich's New York Cash Store is crowded from morning till night. This shows what an honest advertisement will do.
 When you want tender steak, or delicious roast, do not fail to re- member that the very best place to get it is at Hartsell's. Try him.
 We were pleased to receive a call from deputy clerk ". c. Ren- frow this week. His many friends here accorded him genuine wei come.
 Mir. w. w. Scott has an adver- tisemeDt in this issue. He is a workman of experience and desires a share of the house painting and paper hanging patronage.
 -Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt, our excellent resident dentist. has a card in to. days paper. Dr. Wyatt has no su- perior in dental work, and we be- speak for him large patronage.
 The rush was so great at the great sacrifice sale of l.. Reich's New York Cash Store that two extra salesmen had to be employ ed.
 Elsewhere will be found very interesting and valuable letter to tax payers from MT. James Potts, our excellent circuit clerk. We thank Mir. Potts for furnishing the readers of the DEMOCRAT this useful information.
 The people now know that the great closing out sale of l.. ReIch'S New York Cash Store IS no humbug.
 There is nothing that would i'm prove our society, and enliven our social pass-times, more, than to or ganize good reading club. Besides furnishing suitable means for pass time and pleasure, It would be i'm. growing the mind, polishing the man ners, and otherwise enhancing the value and beauty of natures gifts.
 We have seen some of the lead ing farmers of the vicinity, and are assured by their remarks that they are making arrangements to begin farming operations immediately Now is the time gentlemen to begin to ''tickle the earth" and turn up her frozen bosom 10 the genial rays of the sun. Don't wait till the but terfly flutters and gambols in the air, and the hawking bird sings and frolicks on top of the chimney Bring out your old rusty blows and other farming utensils, and let us hear the cheerful whistle of the blow boy in the land.
 -CrOwdedi Crowded! Crowd ed all the time at the great clos. Ing out sale ot L. Reich's New York Cash Store.
 Col. H. NJ. Hoxie, third vice. president of the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, has generously rendered the newspaper men of Ar kansas, a grand excursion through the great Southwest, from Little Rock via Texarkana, Whitesbero, Fort Worth, Taylor, Austin, San An tonic, Laredo and return to Palistine, thence to Galveston, thence to Shreveport, thence to New Orleans, and return to Little Rock. Mir. Hox- ie, tenders this grand excursion, not only 10 the newspaper men, but also to their wives and sweet hearts" !" We have but one wife, and one sweet heart, and if all hands are will lin, we expect to go, and take THEM along. The excursion takes place