The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-04-05

Mr.. Barlow is now in the patent
eoan business. We wish him sue
cess.
The skating rink is drawing
large crowds of young men. All
sorts of fun pays.
There was slight frost last
Tuesday morning, but nothing was
damaged so far as is heard from.
Mr.. J. w. Wells is recovering
from an attack of measles. He is not
able to be out yet.
Col. C. +. Tobey was IN town
Monday. He is one of the incest
farmers in the county.
Read that story in this issue, it
will do YOU good. 1t will show up
one of the great evils of the day.
That was heavy rain that fell
last Friday night. 1t was good for
the farmers.
Several senators and representa-.
tiyes we're in town last week en- route
home from Little Rock. They did
not larry long.
There seems TO be a considera-
bile demand for cows in this part Of
the world. The demand will be
greater in another year.
There were great many people
in town last Saturday. The ground
was too wet to be plowed and hence
so many of that class in town.
Rev. T. j. Reilly, Fayetteville,
Ark. says: II used Browns Iron
Bitters for indigestion and as pre-
ventive OF chills with entire satisfac-
ton"
Miss Corrina Parker, sister of
Mrs. T. III. Wyatt has been quite
sick several days at the residence Of
Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt. We are glad to
know however, that she is rapidly
improving, and expected to be up
soon.
-Rey. Drewry Pilkington, of Lon
oke county, has moved to Russell
vile and expects to make his home
here. We extend the old veteran a
cordial welcome among us.
A number OF Doyerites were in
town last Saturday. They all en-
quire about that Dover paper" 1t
is not quite green enough yet, but
we hope that when grass rises 1T will
come and Flourish like a green bay
tree.
Rev. w. B. Smith, Grafton, Mass,
SAYS: II have derived benefit from
using Browns Iron Bitters for low
state OF blood"
Everything had such a melan
choly appearance on election day
that the birds refused to sing, the
geese refused to quack, the dogs re-
fused to bark, the hogs refused to
grunt, and even the sun refused to
Shine in the afternoon. Oh, my.
DR. T. F. Oates is in town
He went of on the river to practice
medicine and the locality did not
suit him. DR.. Oates is a young man
of talent, and we wish him success.
The farmers are becoming SC
absorbed and occupied with their
farms that business is getting ex-
tremely dull. We would like to keep
mn trade. but we want the farming
interest to go on.
That is rich joke our citizens
are telling about the big robbery,
but the variations cannot be appre-
ciated on paper, especially that part
about one of the robbers being in a
cave. II those men hear about il
and come round, a great many men
will have business in the country.
Considerable improvement going
on in town all the time. We do not
mean when we say improvement
that fifteen or twenty buildings are
in course of erection, and that hun
dred carpenters are in demand, but
we mean that permanent improve
ments are steadily going on.
The candy pulling given by the
Ladies Aid Society of the c. T
church was grand affair for the
children. We have not seen chill
dren enjoy themselves so well IN
years. The proceeds of the NEE t
inp was 1890.
What will Browns Iron Bitters
cure? 1t will cure heart disease
paralysis, dropsy, kidney disease,
consumption, dyspepsia, rheumatism
and all similar diseases. Its Won
derful curative power is simply be
cause it purifies and enriches the
blood, thus beginning at the founda'
tion and by building up the system,
drives out all disease. For the pc.
culiar troubles to which women are
subject 1T is invaluable. 1t is the
only preparation of iron that does
not color the teeth or cause headache
H. Pearson, who lives on Capt
Peeler's farm, has cow we sup
pose she might be called COW
two years and three months old, and
she is now The mother of two calves
This is n more rapid increase o