The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-01-03
Hon. C. f. Tobey was in town

Monday.
There was an old man named Carlyle,
Whose system was chock full of bile,
BY taking one bean,
He got rid of his splene,
And now he does nothing but smile.
Smiths Bile Beans cure all all
ments arising from disordered liv,
er. 70 cts. per bottle.
The act of officer John Young in
the arrest of John Halle for the MUIR
der of Sam James has been compll-
mented for It's daring bravery. AS
we understand it there was great
risk in the ac., and John is entitled
to the mead of praise for his fearless
discharge of duty as an officer.
Geo. Howell the Lumber KING
looked extremity happy on New
Years day. Its not fashionable to
brood DER an egg nog on that day,
so we suppose he had been New
Year calling or had got letter from
Morrillton.
Mrs. Webb has moved to her
New Store, on Main street, just be
low Mrs. Judd's Bakery.
Mr.. Burre,l Zachary of London
had little exciting Christmas at
Piney Christmas times. 1t was not
a shower Of hail, but of stones that
navigated the air in his immediate
neighborhood that caused the i'm
preston that it all was not lovely.
We did not learn the extent of his
injuries,
We learn that handsome Will
Rollow has abandoned the domains
Of bachelorhcod, and has taken to
himself one of Ewes fair daughters.
We<will not tell that fair creature at
his side who it is in Russellville that
will read this paragraph with sigh,
II the current has any shoals, and
rough places in it, the DEMOCRAT
hopes that Will and his wife may
successfully avoid them.
DIR. j. w. Pruitt ushered in new
years dav by introducing a young
lady to RussellvilIe Society. 1t was
ut the home OF Mr. r. H. Tate and
was new years gift to him from his
wife. Mother and child doing well
We feel no hesitancy in saying
that for gentlemanly behavior and
manly qualities among our young
men, and for exquisite taste, beauty
and high moral tone among oui
young ladies, Russellville cannot be
excelled by any town in the state Oh
in the United States. The DEMO
Graf wisees them all happy New
Year, and that all OF them may ge,
married, but never grow old.
Coal! CoAL!--The undersigned
are poepared to deliver coal of the
very best quality in Russellville al
$3.50 per ton. Special rates Of $500
per ton given to churches. We feel
certain our coal will give entire sat
isfaction, and we solicit the public
patronage.
N. ID. SHINN,
nj. r. SHINN.
II have the following books loan
ed out, and have forgotten the names
of the person to whom l loaned
them. will be pleased and thank.
full to the persons who have them, il
they will return them to me at my
office. Vol. McCauly's History OF
England. Life Of Christ. by Dean
Farrar, Hypathla, by Charles King
sley. Endymion, by Disraeli.
w. G. FoRD.
Russellville Ark. Jan. lst, 1884.
-aVox" has something to say IN
this issue on very important sub
ject. We call special attention to
his communication. II would do well
for our Town Council to put on Their
specs, and give it close scrutiny.
The improvement mentioned in that
communication ought to have been
made more than month ago. The
utmost limit set by the ordinance
passed last summer, expired three
months ago. What's the use to pass
ordinances, if they are not going to
be enforced. That portion OF the
side walk between Oak and Terrence
streets needs Immediate attention.
The ordinance AS it relates to this
place where upwards Of two hundred
children have TO wade mud and wa
ter, needs execution now, now, not
next spring.
Our sick lis. comprises names
for whom We are all solicitons. Som,
OF them are improving some of them
simply holding their own and one or
two declining. Mr., II. Clabe Howell
who has been suffering tor several
weeks with an affection of the lungs
and throat we are happy to say, Il
ON rising grounds, and hopes to
mingle with US again soon on the
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