The Russellville Democrat., 1883-03-01

ton at LUKER, SETTLE d Co.
Rev. ID. NJ. Young. of Morrilton,
is in town. He IS in the interest OF
apatent right
Rev. +. NJ. Roach has been alb
sent several days attending Presby
terry. Had good muddy trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Hughes have our
thanks for the biggest. plumpest, and
most luscious orange of the season.
"A goodly plumber OF our young
folks had a select mop at Luker, Set
tie IL Co.'S hall last Thursday night.
Capt J. G.. Ferguson, IF Atkins,
was ID town last week on business.
We had the pleasure of his acquain-
lance.
The parents of DR.. l.. f. Cook
arrived here last week. They spent
few days with the Doctor and left
Tor their home.
Some Of our young men are in
tcresting themselves in the estab-
lishment of skating rink in Luker,
Settle d Co.'S hall
Better establish reading club
boys, instead Of skating rink. I'm
prove your minds, and your feet and
muscles will be all right.
The editor had the honor of be-
ing moderator of the presbytery.
Some editors are not without honor
even IN their own country.
Remember the steel skein wag-
on is taking the lead. Made by Lu.
ker, Settle d Co.
-Messrs. Read and Benham, of
Little Rock, proprictors of the Ar
Saturday, in the interest Of their pa
per-
ED. w. A. Clark, of Little Rock,
looked in upon the DEMOCRAT sane
tum Monday. We found Mr.. Clark
to be an intelligent and agreeable
gentleman.
The editor of this paper has
been absent this week, rambling in
the country and attending eclesiasti-
cal business, hence the paper is
good all the same.
-WANTED.-2000 good boards
26 inches long.
r. B. WILSON.
Miss Minnie Hill of, Atkins,
neice of Dr. w. Fl. Hill, is here at
tending the high school She is
boarding with her uncle, DR.. w. Fl.
Hill.
Two good mules for sale. APP
ply 20 w. NJ Peeler. at j. NJ. Har-
key & Bros.
There is general stir among
the housekeepers who expect to have
vegetables the coming season. Now
is the accepted time. We are so
anxious about gardening that it is
with difficulty, that we are kept from
digging up the yard by our office.
One day last week Dr. w. H.
Hill amputated finger from the
hand of Mr.. Robert Baker. of Lon.
don, this county. Mr. Baker is a
brakeman on the railroad, and by
some mishap crushed the index fin
ger on his left hard, hence the ampu-
tation.
FOR SALE.
Two black mules, Is hands high,
eight years old, perfectly gentle.
Are good work mules. For sale by
w. c. LUDwlCK, one half mile south
of Russellville. Mch l
Judge r. B. Wilson of Russell
VILE has been in attendance on the
court this week as attorney for Mr..
Brearley in his administration case.
Judge Wilson makes speciality of
probate business and in this case has
shown great familiarity with the
probate law.--Dardanelle Post.
RUBBER PAINT.
As the painting season is npon
you, rise up like men, and use the
"R1bber" freely. 1t has been thor
oughly tested here for about five
wears, and has always given satisfac-
tion. l guarantee every gallon.
Respectfully,
j. w. WELLS.
We are not superstitious and
are not fond of tombstones; that is
we have no particular objection to
tomb stones in general, but we do
not care about one to mark our own
resting place just yet; but notwith
standing, a few days ago we went
through the marble works of Elgrn
and Friday. While there we were
shown a specimen Of workmanship
that is unsurpassed by any we ever
saw. Mr. Friday has just compile
ted an Italian marble jewelry easket,
that is perfect beauty. 1t is a
marble slab box about 24x4 inches
on the inside, and about inches
deep. 1t is lined with satin, has a
tray which is about an inch deep.
divided into apartments for little
jewclry. The sides and ends are
put together with bowels and clamps
across the corners, and the bottom is