The Russellville Democrat., 1883-03-29

brothers. We wish him pleasant
stay among US.
-Luker, Settle q c., will open a
skating rink tonight Thursday J
over their wagon shop. The enter
tainment tonight will be free.
DIR. w. H. Hill went to Little
Rock last week to attend court as a
witness In the case of Charley Ste
venson. He was absent but day
or two.
"A runaway created big excite
ment on the streets the other day.
There was no damage done so far as
we have been able to learn.
All fools day is next Sunday.
Guess we will have show then as
every dog has his day.. Don't cut
That cotton pie that is set before
you.
Mr.. j. w. Wells, one of our drug
lists, has been quite sick several days
with measles. We are glad to know
that he is improving and hope he
will soon be well.
We have for sale one first-class
park cart, an advertisement OF which
you will find in another column, that
we will dispose Of very cheap. Come
and see us if you want anything of
the kind.
Miss Neppie Roilow, and Mr..
Will Rollow, her brother, and Miss
Maggie Faucette, all of Dover,
were.down this week to take in Ma
bel Norton.
MIR. Church has extra good
cane for chair bottoms. Call on him
for good furniture repairing. He
will deliver all goods that need a
wagon for delivery.
There are loose, worthless dogs
enough in Russellville If they were
in order, to run the bologna sausage
factory sufficient length of time to
disgust the operators Giveus dog
law.
The town seems to be we'll stock
ed with me- castles. The disease will
doubtless go through before it can
be checked, as it has already been
considerably sc,.ttel ID.
Mr.. Isham G. O'Neal, who has
been on visit to relatives in White
county has returned. He mas ac-
cepted situation in the dry goods
store of j. l.. Shinn. BE is q young
man Of good busin &c Ii. atoms.
Il want to buy good strong
horse. One half cash, the balance
on short time. j. l.. MASSEY,
Russellville, Ark.
We received this week hand
some bound copy OF the report Of
state superintendent of public in
structIon. We have not had time to
examine 1t yet, but it seems to be
full and complete.
There will be services in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
Saturday at eleven o'clock and also
at night. On Sunday there will be
communion services and infant bap-
tism will be attended to. Everybody
invited,
Go to Mrs. Church's store, next
door to Bonds saddle store, for no.
tons, cheap paper and pencils, pic
lures and picture frames, fine laces,
good laces ten cents per yard, pearl
buttons, and fancy buttons, fancy
soap very cheap. hosiery, combs, and
many other things. Go and see the
goods and get acquainted with Mrs.
Church.
Next Tuesday i. city election
day, and our people ought to begin
to manifest so ne interest in the mat
ter. Our citizens should take sui
ficient interest in this election to
come out and elect such men To fill
the offices OF the municipality as will
horde the interest OF the commnni-
ty. We want men who will preserve
peace and order and look to The vel
fare of the town.
ED. T. F. Campbell, president of
Christian College at Monmouth, Or
egon, occupied the Cumberland Pres
byterian pulpit Sunday forenoon and
night. We had the pleasure of hear
ing him Sunday morning and Mon
day night. The sermons we're good
from Mr. Campbelrs stand point,
and will serve as genuine opponents
of his doctrine, but they need
abridgement very much. Mr..
Campbell has been president of
Christian College and editor of re-
ligious folio paper Tor number OF
years and is now travelling fer rest
and recreation, and to make his tray
els profitable, he lectures wherever
he goes. He has lecture on "The
Origin of Man." which we would be
pleased to hear. as we have been
reading Huxley on that subject.
We should like to know how it
is that all the editors along the lines
of railroads in the state mold passes
over those foads. 1t is clai,l that
those passes are given in considera-
tion OF advertising don " ne pa
pcrs for The rsil-o- CO an.es, and
the DEMoCRAT has a running auver