The Russellville Democrat., 1883-03-01

--tuick SAFES anu shOrb pfOutS On
Paints. Varnishes, Oils. DC, at Lu-
kcr, Settle d Co
We have seen some men plo"
ing IN .hcir gardens this week. a
good idea, but better one IS to
spade it up. 1t is not quite so pleas
ant ON the muscles.
The piatracted meeting in the
BapLlst church, conducted by Rev.
j. b. Searcy is increasing in inter
est. We certainly need a revival in
our town. Go to church every body
and do good.
MIR. John Brooks, of Big Lick
Stanley county, n. c., is in t'' city,
He is out looking at the try,
and will leave Monday. H he
viii be favorably impressed Wi. The
country.
Prof l.. +. Allen and wife, (nee
Miss Jessie Howell came up from
Morrilton Saturday on visit, and
were welcomed by their many
friends. They returned to Morril-
ton Tuesday.
Now is the time to get your
plows cheap for cash at Luker, Set
tie d Cos.
We understand that many farm
ers in the country have rot paid up
their last years account yet. You
never will he worth anything while
YOU buy more goods than you can
pay for. Sure.
Mr.. Reich will close out his
present business at the old stand
this week. He is not decided wheth-
er he will remain in Russellville or
not. We hope he will be sulted here
and remain.
There have been quite a num-
Der of strangers in town this week.
They are looking round at the pros
poets of our future. Strangers fire.
9uently come to our town and de
eide to invest money here before
leaving.
If the weather continues as il
has been several days, the birds will
begin to sing their spring songs and
the butterflies will begin to futter in
the AIR, and the buds will begin to
come out, and the blossoms will be
gin to open their petals. All things
will be beautiful then.
Our farmers are sowing oats
this week, and if the weather re
mains as it is now, next week corn
planting will begin. We hail these
springs days, corn planting times
cheerful whistling times, with a
peculiar delight that makes us want
to go out aud tear up the face OF the
earth and strew seeds. Plant plenty
Of everything else you need, plenty
of oats, corn, potatoes, peas and veg
etables. and then if you have any
place left plant little cotton-just
little. That is the way TO live.
Mr.. j. p. Green, who has for {
long while been connected with the
office of the Evangel as foreman o.
the typographical crew, has resign
ed. Mr.. Green contemp.ates start
ing a new paper at Dover to be
known as the Dover Times He al
ready has about two hundred sub
scribers. We wish him success il
his new field.
Rev. NJ. E. Butt, Presiding Ell
der, will preach Friday night in the
NJ. f. Church (Soutb). The subjec
of the sermon will be Fasting
Rev. Mr.. Butt will hold quarterly
conference Saturday. The services
on Sunday will be such as are hello
usually ON such occasions. Resi-
dent pastors of other churches, anC
the public generally are cordially in
vited.
Notice is hereby gwen that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween w. p. Wooten and S. G. Wells
is this day by mutual consent dis
continued, and the firm of w. p
Wooten & Co, dissolved. The sen
Tor member, w. p. Wcoten, will con
tinue the business, assume all liza
biitles of the firm and collect al
outstanding Indebtedness due the
same. w. p. WooTEN,
5. G. WELLS.