The Russellville Democrat., 1883-03-29

Cash will be paid for good
cow at this office.
One mule for sale-on time or
for cash. l. D. RUSSELL.
If somebody would burn some
bricks in these parts, he might sell
them.
MIR. w. w. Gill, Esq, editor OF
the Pope County Reflector, was in
town last week.
Mr.. Barlow bought deer few
DAVIS ago. We have dear already.
Onrs is very dear dear.
Those who attended the Mabel
Norton combination theatre, report
that the performance was excellent.
DIR. A. D. Thomas, Of Morrilton,
was in town this week. He is enti-
tied TO celebrity as an inventor.
Mr.. Geo. Howell, returned last
Tuesday, from his trip to Kansas.
He always has a good time.
Mrs. r. M. Wyatt went up to
GAINESVILLE asst week to attend mu-
steal concert. She reports good
time.
Improvements are steadily going
on. Russellville is already ahead
of any own between Little Rock and
Ft. Sn .th.
Read the article from the pen of
Mr.. l.. Russell in this issue. Mr..
Russell is a. graduate Of the state
university and speaks well for the
institution.
Mr., Gus. Gill, Esq, proprietor
of the Pope County Reflector, was
in the city one day last week. We.
did not have the pleasure of meeting
him.
The incest, cleanest and purest
medicine ever made is Smiths Bile
Beans. Sold by j. w. Wells.
We have had more fun the last
two weeks than since we have been
in the newspaper business. Things
are getting lively in these sends of
the earth"
A skating rink will be opened
this evening at 80 p. m, at Luker,
Settle Il Co.'S hall everybody invited.
The skates will be let free the first
evening.
Go to T. J. Russell for blank
deeds and mortgages.
We are indebted to DR.. T. M.
Wyatt for an invitation to the con-
cert that was given in GAINESVILLE
last Friday night by Prof. d. j.
Evans. We could not CO. however.
Last Saturday was cold, disa
greeable day, and every man who
went out buttoned up his coat and
walked rapidly. We suppose the
winter is over and that corn plant.
ing will begin in earnest.
Mrs. Holmes, wife OF Senator
Holmes, of Perry county, was in our
city last Friday night. She was on
her way to Little Rock to accompany
her husband home after the adjourn
ment of the legislature.
We take the liberty to publicly
express our thanks to Mrs. Roys for
special fayors. In her business
transactions she guarantees salts
faction, II people are susceptible Of
satisfaction.
The "tax gatherer' was at the
"receipt of custom" last week. He
succeeded in relieving many of our
citizens OF small amounts. If we
could get immigration here to pay
these taxes we would be happy.
-As nominations of candidate
for mayor are now in order we unani.
mously nominate Capt. j. f. Rich
ards, the present incumbent. He
has made an efficient and satisfac-
tory mayor and we are in favor of
his re election.
M r. j. Wilson went to St.
Louis lst Friday to buy his stock
of spring goods. He will be gone
about two weeks, and Will purchase
while there an immense stock of
goods to be sold at this place.
Last Friday was good Friday
and many OF our people planted
garden seeds. Many people think
it an ominous day anyway, and think
that seeds planted that day will do
more good than those planted other
days.
Main street received thor
ough cleansing last week. 1t is
beautiful now and ought to be emu
lated by all other streets in the city.
We think the citizens are indebted
to Dr. Cook for this improvement,
he is such nice man that the streets
cannot remain filthy about him.
The candy party given by the
Ladies Aid Society OF the G. L.
Church Wednesday night for the
purpose Of raising money 10 build a
parsonage, was grand afoir. We
cannot state the amount of the pro-
ceeds.
We have just received 600
"Horse Books" at this office which