The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-17

Oscar Wilde's new book, "Impres
sions of America will be eagerly
read by all who assisted to make the
poets trip 50 decidedly pleasant.
His impression of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is a matter of little conse-
quence, as the public have already
pronounced it the remedy for coughs
and colds par excellence.
MIR. w. A. Edmunson and Miss
Mary b. Holmes were married by
Justice M. Fl. Baird at the residence
of Mr.. Riley Beckham, on last Sun
day evening, all Of Russellville.
FOR SALE.
A large cooking stove, will sell
cheap for cash, or will trade 1T for
wood. j. p. WINCHEsTER.
There was just enough of fric-
ton in the recent Christian -conven-
ton to show that it was composed Of
the usual amount of human nature,
and also enough to demonstrate the
need of the very regulations that
created the friction.
Some little excitement existed
Monday morning over the alarm OF
fire. 1t proved to be at the Harkey
house, on College street, nearly OPP
posite Mr.. j. E. Battenfield's, which
had caught from fiue through the
roof. 1t was discovered in time to
save the building, and prevent much
damage.
Bile Beans!
The old woman exclaimed! "Of
course / can bile beans" She did
not know we meant Smiths Bile
Beans, which are the best thing in
the world for disoTdered liver. 25c
per bottle.
Recently Mr.. r. j. Russell ad
vertised quantity OF lots for sale in
Russeilville. Last week he ordered
the .ad' out, saying he had made
sale of the lots, twelve in number, to
a gentleman who would soon have
SIX cottages on the twelve lots. We
did not learn the name of this gen
tleman but commend his sound bust
ness sense.
1T was new role to see Will
Shinn in that of Sunday school lee
turer following so many preachers as
that, but as IN every other case, he
no.co ~ ,,,ara than counuaror / m fiji q
also
The weather clerk has lifted the
thermometer above zero high enough
to keep wood and coal from being che
object it was two weeks ago.
Mr.. John T. Halle, charged with
the murder of Sam James, in Dover
on Christmas day, under charge of
Sheriff Quinn and special deputies,
passed down to Little Rock last Mon
day, on writ of habeas corpus is
sued by Judge Carroll of the chan
Gerry court.
One of the very best antidotes
to the blues for poor editor is the
way our subscriptions and renewals
are fiocking in. Well, let them fock.
All the friends Of the DEMOCRAT are
specially commissioned to speak to
your neighbors and request them to
send along their subscriptions-only
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR and tick
ct which entities you to chance for
n Luker d Settle two-horse wagon
to boot.
The Arkansas Teacher, month
ly magazine, edited by the popular
principal of our public school, Josiah
Ii. Shinn, and published at this
place, is on our table. Every teach.
er in the state ought to rally to its
support, and othefs also. 1t is in a
good cause, and is worthy of support
and should have it.
There is more strength and vir.
tue in one bottle Of SmiLh's Bile
Beans than one acre OF anything
else in the pill line.
Our pen was getting in fine prac-
tce writing complimentary notices
and congratulations to young people
as they stepped off the shores OF SIN
gle life. They should not suffer IT
TO lie idle. IL has not written con
graduation OF this kind for a week.
Who'll be the next?
The Rev. +. ID. Garvin. OF Ohio,
the gifted evangelist OF the Christian
church. Is row nstructing and edi-
living our people ny his learned lee.
lures at the Masonic Hall. He will
fenain iol q week yeI 10 these Pc
lfacted exercises.
MIR. Nj. L. Bottom, OF Ozark, has
made arrangements TO come and EN-
bark in business IN Rnssellville. nc
has rented Mrs. Thach's store room
on Main street now occupied by
| Never Il Gross, and Mr.. Il. A. Rid
dell's residence. Our splendid school
facilities drew him.