The Russellville Democrat., 1883-02-08

largely attended last Sunday. Too slick.
 MT. Force, of St. Louis, was in town few days ago. He is forci- ble looking fellow.
 Our merchants have been buster during tue last week, than for sever al previous weeks.
 Attention Is directed to the new advertisement of Mr. E. F. Babcock, of the Little Rock Nurseries.
 FURS! FURS, FURS! 10000 pieces wanted. The highest prices paid, by M. JACOBSON.
 Hon. M. M. Mcclure has our thanks for sending us the agricnl tural bill, now before the legislature.
 Ready mixed paints, all colors, at JOHN W. TURNER & Co.'s
 "Famous" New Drug Store.
 The Baptist have postponed their meeting on account of the weather. The meeting is to be held. we understand, as soon as the wealth CT will admit of it.
 The butt end of the winter is upon us, gentlemen, and slip or stick, stand or fall, we must endure the weather. Keep plenty of good wood or coal for your wife and you will be all right.
 MT. D. H. Youngblood, city marshal, arrested corn extractor last Monday for practicing without license. The extractor thought it a grand imposition, but he paid it, and swore vengeance against the town. Largest line of READY MIXED paints ever brought to this market, at JOHN W TURNER & Co.'s
 Famous" New Drug Store.
 MT. Haywood Cline, who was arrested last week, charged with stealing a note, was tried Monday before Justice Baird and acquitted. There was not sufficient evidence for his conviction.
 The average small boy had a "go-lorious" old time Monday learn. ing the COW how to skate. Some of those whose little boys are large enough to skate participated exten- sively in the games of the sleet. The Ladies Aid Soclety of the Baptist Church meets every Mon day evening. This society is in q fourishing condition, and is accom- plishing much in tue way of raising funds for the benefit of their Church and cultivating sociology. That is right ladies, do good while you live.
 PAINTS PAINTS Ready mixed for use call and get color card.
 JOHN w. TURNER & Go.
 'Famous" New Drug Store.
 While Prof. D. J. Evans was in town last week, he left articles of agreement in the hands of a commit tee appointed for that purpose, in which he agrees to teach class the science of vocal music. Prof. Evans comes highly recommended as a teacher of vocal music, and we hope our people will give him good class.
 We received this week hand some, rose tinted, gilt-edge invita- tion card from Vanderbilt Dental College, at Nashville, Tenn, inviting us to attend the fourth Annual Commencement" of that institution on the 2lst of February. Circum- stances forbid our attendance, but we thank MT. J. D. Burns, who is at tending the College from thls place, for the invitation.
 We expect in new, pure and fresh drugs, low prices and in enter. prise, to keep as far ahead of our competitors as the railroad is ahead of the turnpike.
 JOHN W. TURNER & Co.,,
 "Famous" New Drug Store.
 MT. Higgins, of the firm of Higgins x Bro, of Little Rock, Ark, was in the city one day last week, canvassing for new contemplated index map of the State. He was in our sanctum and left with us an eplt. omized prospectus of the map. A map of that kind is much needed, and would be treasury of reference, but it appears to us that $S.50 is an exorbitant price. Other maps sim liar in make up sell for $4 and $5.
 MT. G. M. Turner, of Hot Springs, has accepted a situation as druggist in drug establishment Tn Dallas, Texas. Mir. Turner is a brother of Mir. John w. Turner, of the firm of John w. Turner & O., of Russellville, and is known to many of our citizens. Mir. Turner is a young man possessing those noble and generous traits of character that will win for him a place in the hearts of those with whom his lot is cast. We wish him abundant suc- cess Tn the great state of Texas.
 We learn that a gentleman whose name was Green, was on last Satur- day night drowned in the Bayou above Dover. The particulars, as we learned them, are as follows: MT. Green and two other gentlemen came