The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-03-08
FAKE that rubbish Oh the street

there!
Iii. j. g. Wallace, district att
torney, i att, nsling court this week
III Morri:,on.
Mr.. Church has opened q furni
turc store iext door to Bondss. har
ness and Lille shop. He deals n
furniture made ID his own establish
ment.
Onion sets, seed potatoes. and
garden seeds at w. r. Wooten's.
Mrs.. j. G. Ferguson, u Atkins,
was III town few days ago visiting
LEI son, Mr.. T.. b. Ferguson, who
has been sick several days.
Last Saturday the weather was
so delightfully."- beautiful, that even
a loafer could not help being happy
We could scarcely keep ON. Office
boj S straight.
Ready made clothing, hats, boots
and shoes are being closed out at
w. T.. Wooten's at cost.
Mrs. w. j. Kerr, Of Morrilton.
was in town few days ago. Mrs.
Kerr is daughter of Mrs. j. G..
Ferguson aud sister of Mr.. +. B.
Ferguson.
Our people are at work IN ear
nest in the garden business. We will
come round and help you eat some
of those nice, juicy vegetables Ill
YOU ask us. A hint to the wise is
sufficient.
w. p. vooten is this week in
receipt of another large installment
OF new groceries viz: sugars, cofiees,
molasses, syrups, meats, lard, cooking
oil -four etc Remember he will
never be undersold.
If somebody would keep first
class lumber yard in the city, and
keep good supply Of well seasoned
lumber on hand all the time, it would
pay. Why don't some monied man
try it? .
Mr.. john w. Turner showed us
the finest advertising picture a few
DAYS ago we ever saw. If We could
smoke we would go there 10 get CT
CARS just to look at the picture.
--Dardanelle is expecting another
enterprise. Steps are being taken
TO organize a stock company for the
purpose of manufacturing wagons
and farming utensils. We wish the
enterprise success.
Our schools are doing reasona-
bly we'll, but not as well as they
ought to be. Your children ought
to be educated if you suffer just q
little. The patrons Of the schools
ought to go round occasionally and
see how things are going on.
1t is time for the spring poet to
court the Muses., sit up all night,
count the stars, walk amid the roses,
sniff the sweet aroma Of the violets,
then sit down and write poetry that
is not readable. The best poet we
have in tl,is office don't write poetry.
Prof. u. j. Evans writes to DR..
Wyatt that he viii he here in about
three weeks To begin his music class.
We are glad To note this fact, for we
have good voices that need training.
We hope the citizens here will give
Prof. Evans a good class.
If somebody don't clear up the
streets. take of those broken bench
es, pillow handles, that brush, and
every thing of that kind, We viii sim
ply say something about it in our
next issue. Look out now.
Mr.. +. f. Babcock, has a hot
bed from which he will furnish po-
tato plants, egg plants, and all other
plants that are grown in this way.
Call on him and speak in time for
what you want.
We went through the marble
works of Elgin IL Friday a few days
ago, and we were shown as fine spec
linens Of marble work as we ever
saw in the large cities OF our coun-
try. They have good stock Of fine
marble, and by their interchangeable
energy, they are building up mag
niiicent trade. The firm is not a
year old, bukt Is all right.
MIR. G. W. Taylor, charged with
forgery, was in default of prosccu
tien released. He wrote an order
on Mr.. W. rs. Tyler to Allen &
Black burn for five dollars worth OF
goods, and got the goods. Mr.. Ty
Ter swore out warrant for Taylor S
arrest, and when Taylor was arraign-
ed before Justice Baird, Tyler was
non est inventu. We understand that
Tyler says that ne was told that his
appearance in court would be his
death An attachment was sent for
him but he had fed.
Mr.. ". r. Byers, who came to
Russellvile last week and represent
ed himself as a mechanic, and wagon
and buggy maker, and who also eg-
fected preliminary arrangements "a
begin the nufacture of wagons,
buggles etc, with Luker, Settle & CO.,
has placed himself under suspicious
circumstances TO say the least. Mr..
G.. 5. Adams, of Knoxville, writes
/ that Mr.. Byers left that place in