The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-28
LOCAL LINES.

sister at knoxville.
MIR. Pat Weathers is with Luker,
Setter & Co., again.
,-FoR SALE.-A good mule. Apply
toR. B. Wilson, Russellville.
Little Ella Potts has been danger
ouslv sick. but is now better.
1000 bushels OF oats received this
week at Howell, White & Co.'S.
Mrs. w. A. Rozzell who has been
dangerously sick, is conyalescent.
Mr.. Wiley p. Halle, prince among
drummers, was in town last week.
A pair of silver trimmed spectacles
isat this office awaiting an owner.
DIR. c. L. Kirkscey, a prominent
Dover physician, was with us Saturday.
"A fresh coat of paint adds to the
appearance of Judge Wilson's law office.
Prof. Colburn did not get class in
elocution in Ozark. He is now at Van
Buren,.
Let us hear from fruit growers in
regard to the prospect for fruit. Such
information is eagerly sought for.
Capt. r. j. Wilson is at bis post
again after lively tussle with the
fever.
A peripatetic painter painted pic
lures plainly pathetic on the side of
Harkey's brick last week. See
Mrs. Mary Mahon. of Knoxville.
returned home last Saturday, after q
pleasant visit to her mother at this place.
Judge N. d. Shinn was Saturday
caller. He reports work suspended in
his coal mines on account of too much
water.
The enterprising firm of Howell,
White & Co., sold 500 bushels Of Kan
sas corn last week for so cents per
bushel.
Oats are now in demand-seed oats.
The extraordinary cold weather has
killed nearly all the winter oats In the
country.
The Quitman nursery is represent
ed In Pope county by Mr.. Jay William
aon. The Quitman nursery is worthy
u patronage.
Lawrence w. Scott will deliver a
bible lecture at the Masonic Hall,
Thursday night March 9Th, in opposi-
ton to infidelity.
Prof. j. H. Shinn returned from
Fl. Smith Saturday. The Institute pro-
ceedings were very interesting, and the
attendance good.
Rev. E. M. Roach and family were
hor, rnrf., nf
large party OF appreciative friends at
Ozark on the 18th inst.
Mr.. w. C. Renfrow came down from
Dover and spent Saturday with RUSSELL
vile friends. Mr.. Renfrow is the ac-
complished deputy clerk.
NJ Mr.. G.. E. Howell returned last
Y Thursday from months sojourn in
Wichita, Kansas. His trip was sue
cess both socially and financially.
Mr.. Ebeneze- Bourland and family
have returned to Ozark. Mr.. Bourland's
place on the ID. & X. X. X. has been sup
piled temporarily with Mr.. p. Rice, of
Dardanelle.
Miss Ruth E. Jebe of Searcy, sister
Of Mrs. 1sham O'Neal and Of our bust
will remain several months visiting her
kindred and associates Of other days.
Mr.. Charley Luling, representing
the Diamond FIGURING Mills OF Wichita,
Kansas, and as genial gentleman as
&ne wouid wish to meet, was in town
last Saturday in the Interest Of his
Mill.
M ID
our residence on last Thursday night
OF the Weber bros, and also to the
for our pleasure and happiness.
1T begins to look like that the oat
crop will 60 clean by the board. The
winter oats were killed out aud nc
weather yet to permit of spring oats
being sown until the last day or two.
REV. Il. B. Ford, at the conference
Of the NJ. Z. church in l.. r., was elect
"a delegate to the general conference
'of that church to be held in Philadel-
phia. May the LIST 1884, with w. S. Sim
mons, as reserve.
Mr.. X. b. Potts of Elliott, Iowa,
Iavors us with communication to-day.
We are pleased to add his name to our
list OF correspondents. We are also
placed under obligations to him for a
club of subscribers.
MIR. Albert Zachary, of London, we
learn, has sold his residence at that
place to Andrew Robertson, who Will
take possession as soon as vacated. Mr.
zachary intends going TO Independence
county, IL Is stated, to put up saw-mill.
There was a young man from Orleans
who used to paint carnival scenes.
Like fruit that is mellow.
,n., Ills face was quite yellow,
III his liver was moved by Bile Beans
Smiths Bile Beans. 20 cts. a box. Fol
sale by j. w. Wells.
Stalk Cutter for sale by
mar.6 r. Il wusoN
=, Several of our citizens, including
uie editor and the business manager Of
the DEMOCRAT, were favored with ser
ehade by the Weber theatrical com
pahy band last Thursday night. The
oanu Is very good one and disco trsed
. splendid music.
Tor sale by
"'ar-o II. j. WILSON.
nainoo, I'm gwine TO shoot dat mig
~ wilkins wild sum OBJ dem Bliou
p.iiets der folks all talkin' about, Eco
suited me, Well. now, here Jones
nont you shoot dat niger wild den
at 60. n n.