The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-01

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 No equal to Aguine in the world. Sec adv.
 -Mr. Guss Gill Of Atkins, was In town Saturday.
 -Isham c. O'Neal returned from Bradford last Thursday.
 -Tbe frequent showers retard agri- cultural operations quite largely.
 Mrs. Harry Winn. one of the elect adies of Atkins, was in town Frid ay.
 John c. Rye of Sebastian county, passed up to Dover his old home Satur- day.
 --J. P. Collier commission merchant of Ft. Smith was in Town last Thurs day.
 Mrs. O'Neal, mother of Mess. John and Isham O'Neal of this place has gone to Bradford on visit.
 MT. George E. Howell left last Fri- day for Wichita in the interest of his immense lumber business.
 Rev. w. D. Mathews held quarterly conference for Russellville ct., last Sat- urday and Sunday a. the Cove.
 Purchasers ot goods of Alexander & Co.,, can have the same delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
 -Messrs. ALA. Linam and F. P. Bow den, of Valley township, were agree able callers at our office last Monday.
 MT. J. w. Poole has moved hIs jewelry store to Turner & Clifford's es- tablishment, corner of Jefferson and Russell streets.
 Sheriff John w. Quinn, Deputy sheriffs John Young and John White. were it town the 24th to see the show and care for the county revenue.
 Capt. J. E. Richards, our worthy mayor, returned from his farm in St. Francis county last Sunday. The buff falo gnats were too much for him.
 Mrs. F. E. Barrow has opened a music parlor in Dallas, Texas. for in- structions on piano, organ and guitar music. etc. We wish her great suc- cess.
 We regret to learn the accident to buc cuftOT Oi LfIC ecucStoi VuC uuJ VT night last week. He was thrown from a buggy and received considerable injury, but not serious.
 Win be received this week splen- did line of molasses, fresh from New Orleans. ALEXANDER & Go.
 DIED. Near Russellyille, ,last week, Mary Pauline, daughter of Rev. T. F. o.,I Cayl lsA fr<s4r foar months. We extend our sympathy ill this bereavement.
 Will. be received this week nice assortment of glass and queenware very cheap. ALEXANDER & Co.
 -Messrs. Deshon and Evans who have been absent for some time in the canvass for business for the German Mutual Insurance Company of Little Rock, returned last week.
 Now on hand at Alexander & Cos, everything you need in way of staple and fancy Groceries, Tobaccos, ,&c.
 Miss Lee Settle left on visit to Russellville, Ky, on last Monday, in company with her brother, George, who has been visiting here for two weeks past,
 --FoR sALE.--1O0 bushels corn for 75 cents cash, on the Morton farm in Holly Bend Tp.
 -The song has it about ethe Buffalo girls coming out at night" but the Buffalo gnats come out in daylight and frequently inform you what they come for.
 We hear excellent reports from several schools ia the county, among them the school at Bakers Creek taught by Prof. Lamar, and the one at Centre Valley, taught by Prof. Guion.
 Uncle Remus: What kinder shot is dem Bilious Bullets? you don't seem to kill muffin you shoot wid lem. Co.'S not, you fool; dey's made for folks to take when dere liver is out ob gear, and tell yer dey does power ob good for Ise tried lem. For sale by J. W. Wells.
 An interesting suit was decided in the U 5. court at Little Rock last week, in which H. c. Sapington and How ell, White & Co.,, were defendants. The defendants were charged with using timber from homestead lands contrary to law. The accused proved themselves innocent and were acquitted. The udge, we understand. administered severe reprimand to the parties instru- mental in bringing the suit.
 c. o. Wilde, druggist, Boonville. Ind. says: Kress' Fever Tonic has cured more severe chronic cases of ChilIs & Fever than any proprietary Ague med- icine that have been selling during the last ten years. This valuable anti periodic ought to be known wherever humanity suffers from malarial poison- ing.-May 20.
 --On last Saturday Mir. John w. Tur- ner of the late "Famous Drug Store" took his departure for St. Louis and Chicago to purchase goods for the new wholesale and retail drug house he in- tends establishing with MT. Eugene B. I.omax as his partner, at Gainsville, Texas. MT. Turner is young gentle man possessing sterling business qualities, and social acquire ments, that render him desirable acq uisition to any live city. The DEMOCRAT, in common with all the people of Russellville, tenders best wishes for the success of MT. Turner in the Lone Star State.
 We have always been respectful in our reference to the Atkins Reflector using only such terms as was necessa- rv to our meaning. It remained for the editor of that paper to descend to the very low degree of venting his jealousy