The Russellville Democrat., 1883-05-17

About seventy five persons got
on the train at this place for the ex-
cu-sion last Friday. They report
good time.
j. Nj. Harkey q Bro. are agents
for the Improved Buck Eye reaper.
Sample machine is on exhibition at
their drug store.
Prof 0. V. Hays, editor of Kel-
logg's Eclectic Monthly, was in town
last week working up his magazine.
We wish him success in his enter
prise.
just opened a few cases of
lawns which will be sold at DC per.
yard the handsomest, best and cheap
est ever sold in this town at M. ia
cobson's corner.
MIR. F. M. Hudson, of eagles
vile, was in to see us few days
ago. He informed us that there is
considerable whooping- cough in the
vicinity OF Caglesville.
just received large line of
ladies' linen busters, which will be
sold cheaper than ever at nj. Jacob
sons corner store.
We hope every voter in the
state will vote for the five mill tax
for school purposes. Do not stay at
home and let an opportunity to cdu-
cate your children slip through your
fingers.
just received a large line of la
dies, children and mems hose in fan-
CIV and solid colors lowest in price
from &c pair up at M. Jacobson's
corner store.
Rev. L. j. Reynolds and family,
of Fayetteville, who have been visit
ing relatives and friends in our city,
left for home last Friday. While
here they added more to their al
ready long list Of friends.
Will close out OF bingham dress
goods which sold at 15c for l0c per
yard Come and get these before
they are all gone, at M. Jacobson's
corner store.
"A Gazette correspondent of this
place refers to measles as a plural
noun. The correspondent should
consult the authorities, for measles
is always singular, though it attacks
many persons.
Get married young man, get
married, and buy your wife stove.
Roys' old reliable hardware store is
always the place to go.
We have a good communication
this week, but we cannot publish it,
because the author does not give his
name. If YOU want your communi
cations to appear in the paper, gen
tlemen, send your name along with
them. We would not publish com.
munication from the president un-
less we had his name. Now!
Handkerchief by the thousand,
from 5 cents up, also large line of
laces, ties and fringes at the lowest
prices at M. Jaccbson's corner store.
Mrs. Mollie w. Hill, showed us
a few days ago, one of the most
elaborate and lastly arranged bou-
quets we ever saw, it was presented
to her by Mrs. Prude.
-LosT.-A small watch charm
with an onyx and a cameo set in
gold setting. Any one finding and
returning to w. 4. Durrum, or this
office, will be rewarded.
The boys say our city marshal
attempted to arrest passenger train
last week. Since there is no whis-
key sold liz this place, business has
become so dull that the marshal is
desperate. We admire his pluck,
but--what did you say about his
judgment?
M. jacobson at the corner store
has the largest and best assorted
stock, where you can get everything
the incest and best at the lowest
prices in town. Cali in and examine
his stock before purchasing else
where.
Mr.. Pleasant Love, of London,
was in few days ago. He inform
ed us that a difficulty occurred at
London last Sunday morning at
Sunday school between Mr.. Thomas
ID. Edwards and Mr.. VIM. Swilling,
which resulted IN serious fight.
They are boLls young mcn--about
20--and are considered quiet, peace
able young men. The difficulty
arose from reports of slanderous talk.
The boys banged each other up
shamefully.
On account Of superabun-
dance of dut es ana the contempla-
tion of trip to Nashville, Tennes-
see, the editor did not get to 90 on
the excursion to Altus last Friday.
The excursionists on this end of the
line were delayed an hour and ahaIf
on account Of some irregularity in
the down train. On account of the
lateness Of the hour in which the ex.
cursion arrived the programme was
not carried out. The crowd was i'm
mense, but the picnic was eminently
enjoyable, and all report good