The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-12-04
TO THE PURIsIqg

We regret to hear that the wife
Of Capt 2. j. Rollow is dangerously
ill.
-''What is home without moth
erin law?" t but when he has none
it is a good one.
| Mrs. Jamisom Of Dover is spend
ing the week in town with her son,
Mr.. j. A. Jameson.
We are glad to learn that Miss
Jennie Walk is able TO resume
school duties again.
The Russellvilie Literary So.
ciety met last Friday evening and
adjourned sine die.
The many associates and friends
of Miss Ida Bayliss will be glad to
learn that she is convalescent
Miss Maggie Bottoms, of OAR
danelle, graced the social circles of
Russellville by her presence last
week.
The single eye-glass is worn by
the dude. The theory is that he
can see more with one eye than he
can comprehend.
Mrs. Judge Bayliss returned to
her home in Dover, Monday, after
visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. J..
Reynolds.
Quite a number Of the young
ladies, elite. were out calling Thanks
giving day. We would be glad to
see that day come oftener.
DIR. II. Belknap, q prominent
physician of Scottsville, passed
through town last Friday enroute
home from Little Rock.
--Chas, M. Babcock, Esq. was
visiting his home and friends IN
Russellviile last week. He leaves
this week for the Exposition at Now
Orleans.
-Messrs H. E. Erwin, Van Bos
we'll and Carl Haney left last week
for Ola, Yell county, where they will
finish painting the new house Of j..
M. Harkev.
Miss Bessie Cain boarded the
train at this place last Sunday even
| ing for her home in TT. Smith. She
has been visiting friends In Darda-
nellie for some time past.
-Messrs Frank Roys, Hail and
Carl Haney returned last week from
Clarksvil.e where they have been
giving the finishing touch to the
fine school building at that place.
AS a remedy for insomnia, we
would prescribe Bromide of Potash
but for Young man that is with his
girl at church, and goes to sleep,
we would prescribe pin-cushion
seat.
j. A. Plummer, ESQ.,, represent
ing S. Mansfield Il Co., Druggists,
Memphis Tenn, was in town this
week soliciting orders from our
druggists. Mr.. Plummer is an &C
communicating gentleman and is we'll
worthy of the patronage he receives.
We were glad to see quite q
number of the Dardanelle elite on
our streets last Sunday evening.
There is one thing that Dardanelle
is noted for, and that is pretty girls.
Call again ladies' and gentleman.
Our little town always welcomes her
neIghbors.
Call early and have picking
III o;.o ~ ~, 6ra callulni1 onI mo-
talic dressing cases.
j. w. Wells.
Never did we enjoy finer compli-
ment, nor enjoy one more, than the
one from our venerable friend, who Is
one of Pope connty's veteran citizens,
Uncle Burrell Rushing, who delighted
us the other day with bucket Of as
fine honey as was ever seen. The
sweets OF solid friendship like his are
beautifully typified by the present he
brought. The sun of this good mans
life is dipping towards the western ho-
rizon. When it sets, it will be at the
end of life we'll spent.
Mr.. Frank Roys returned from
Clarksville last Saturday, having fin
| ished roofing the new school house ut
that place. The Clarksville Freedom
has this to say of the work:
The roofing of the college building
has been completed. The work is done
in thoroughly workmanlike manner,
and reflects much credit upon the skill
and energy of Mr.. John D. Hill, who
superintendent the work for Messrs. A.
NJ. Roys & Co., contractors, of RUSSELL
Vile. The total cost Of the job amounts
to about $3.50.
Married.