The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-03-15

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SOON Yours always truly,
JOHN w. TURNER s. CO.,
~ Famous New Drug Store.
Go to w. p. Wooten and buy
IL lbs brown sugar 70. 81.
There was a menagerie on the
street this week-it consisted OF a
boy, and another boy and a banner.
FoR RENT.-125 acres good cotton
land, opposite Dardanelle, on north
side river. Apply to J. l.. Shinn.
Mr.. Berry Herring is quite sick
and has been several days. 1t is
feared that he will not recover.
M. j. F. Settle, a practical work
man, can now be found at Arthur
Erwin's jewelry store.
Macarthur q Perriman, the boss
family grocery and confectionery
men are in their new quarters, in tue
old Turner stand.
John W. Turner d Co., are in
their new quarters at the New York
Cash Store stand. You can get
drugs there whenever go.
Magnolia ham and breakfas !
bacon Just received at w. z. Wooten's
If you want something nice to
eat, call on Macarthur Il Periman,
where you can get anything from a
ginger cake to side of Bacon.
The very best of coffee can be
had at the popular grocery store OF
w. P. Wooten's.
There was a big runaway scrape
Tuesday, but we did not see it, and
consequently cannot give it the poet
ical touch.
The most stirring event Of the
week was the moving of Macarthur
Il Periman into the commodions
house lately occupied by Turner's
Drug Store.
One Of the most shameful things
we have seen in this town, was a
team of poor horses, go poor that
they could scarcely navigate. No
man can expect to prosper who will
treat stock that way.
Take your clocks, watches, jew
elry. guns and sewing machines to
Arthur Erwin's for repairs.
.-Drs. Pruitt d Cook are in their
new office ready to answer to calls
and make. prescriptions. We hope
that there will not be another sick
person in the community during the
year so that the doctors may enjoy
their new quarters.
We understand that a young
Mr.. McCurdy, son of the old gentle
man who died last Monday, is very
ill. We have not learned the par
ticulars as to the nature OF the die
ease, and as to how long he has been
sick.
We are this week In receipt OF
another large installment of family,
and fancy groceries, and remember
we will never, no never be under
sold. w. P. Wooten.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
have decided to devote the proceeds
of their society to the building of a
parsonage for their church. They
have appointed committees to begin
soliciting donations for that purpose
This Is q step in the right direction.
1t is astonishing how much
bread, pies and cakes, are daily sold
at Macarthur d Periman's until you
taste come of them, then you feel
like you could eat bushel of them,
--Melrose Cotton Mills are now
running all the machinery except
one section of cards, two frames and
part of the rope works. The mill is
turning off fbout 1900 pounds OF
goods per day, and the managers are
finding ready sale for all they can
make. The success of the institu
tion is individually settled.
Mr.. Perm Walker, citizen OF
Holly Bend, was arrested and tried in
Atkins last Tuesday for carrying a
pistol. Being found guilty Of the
charge, he was fined $50, aid in de-
fault of payment, was brought to this
place and put in the "lock-up." If
men will violate the law they must
suffer the penalty.
Arthur Edwin 10 agent for Offers
long staple silk cotton seed.
We have not seen a bunch of
celery since we have been in the
state. We have not seen sprig OF
asparagus this spring. We have not
seen radish this spring. Up north,
they have celery all winter, and they
have asparagus. radlshes, lettuce,
and other vegetables by the middle
Of March. What's the matter with
this country? Mortgage, cotton, and
laziness.
"A man and his wife passed
through town the other day enroute
for Tennessee. They walked from
nor,lanoiia IN thia placa tho uanfla