The Russellville Democrat., 1884-04-17
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 CagIesvaIIe Chronicles. Correspondence of the Democrat \ Delightful weather for farming. Come again aAlphonso" with more s.items".
 some mad dogs and some that don't act so mad should be killed. This warm weather is. thawing out ! the oily tongued candidates. They are coming thick and fast. The more the merrier. When we see a man saSeiing when none pursuetli" we put him down at onc..-sss [ fugitive from justice. "Qnld Nunce,D at Cross Plains Hast Sabbath frog got into our throat. Were you ever in that astate of condition"?
 Messrs. w. T. Blackford and M. M. Carouthers, the enterprising mer- chants, of Scottsville were rumina- ting in this vicinity last Sabbath. Come again gentlemen and stay longer.
 The people around here are strong ly soliciting MT. W. J. Sherrill to run for assessor. We think that a better selection could not be made and that he would make an efficient officer if elected.
 Our worthy squire, MT. c. W. Lipe, makes the remarkable state ment that he has not had occasion ta write his name in his docket since his inauguration and coronation cer- emony. Who could dare say this is not law abiding community? Old Dame Nature is putting on her Spring paraphanalia and the birds are singing spring songs too everlasting enchanting for anything, and even the callow, but good looking and tender hearted lovcrs,are having their feelings visibly touched by the bewitching tenderness of every thing There is one thing the boys, and men too, do in this country that is shameful. We refer to the marking whiting and writing of obscene and ridiculous words on the benclies churches and school houses. It is z violation of the law very prevalent in the country and should be forci bly stopped. CATo. Caglesyille seems to be finished town.
 Cotton will be planted ere long by the enterprising (?) farmer.
 Rev. Enoch Vaughan preached ar excellent sermon at the Baptist church last Sabbath. These beautiful spring rains ars assisting Dame Nature to put on hel robe ofgreen.
 Mir. Smally Sherrell youngest brother of Mfr. w. J. Sherrell of this place and who has just arrived from Jackson county, is lylng at the house of the latter very sick.
 It is said that the last session oi circuit court over paid expenses That shows conclusively what { great cudgel prohibition is witt which to keep down crime.
 Natures electrical display last Sun day was the grandest sight we have witnessed for some time. Miss Alice Mann of Russellvillt has been visitor here during tht past week.
 Mir. W. T. Blackford and wife O Scottsville and Messrs. B. F. anG Smalley Sherrell of Jackson county were visiting in this locality Sunday. Boys and men debating club is needed badly in this vicinity. It is possible that out of all the natural orators we have, none will take the initiation?
 Miss Lizzie Patrick, in her owr inimitabIe way, is still teaching "tht young idea how to shoot" May m bounded success attend her laudablt efforts.
 MARRIED:. At the residence O the brides father by Rev. Enoct Vaughan, Mir. Eligah Cooper to Miss Jennie Livingstone. May infinite happiness surround them on life's rugged journey.
 For want of something to write, { will have to close. CATO.
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