The Russellville Democrat., 1884-04-03

Circuit court meets at Dover next
Monday.
Gardens are putting on ! fine ap-
pearance.
Ready Mixed Paint Mt cost.
JOHN w. TURNER g. ca.
Mr.. Meyers has returned from
the markets with a handsome spring
stock.
George Winn's radiant countenance
is caused by the arrival of a fine boy
at his house.
ALI kinds of circular letters print
ed at this office. Candidates should
malss note of this.
Rev. J. A. Anderson OF Dardan-
ellie, came over Monday, and spent u
few hours In our city.
Mr.. Frank Woodwork returned
last Saturday from Louisiana. He has
come to stay this time.
Rev. j. d. Boone has placed us
under obligations for copies of late
San Antonio and Galveston, Texas,
papers.
Real estate trasfers the past week.
From Steve Robinson to r. N. Black
burn, a residence in che Terrence adj
dition.
Mr.. r. j. Wilson returned from
st. Louis Saturday last, where he had
been to lay in his mammoth spring
stock for his new brick.
--Messers. S. H. and John Holms
have returned from the Little Rock
University. They expect to enter the
University again next fall.
Shoot yodr liver with two or three
Bilious Bullets and you will be aston
ished at the improvement In It's behav-
ior. For sale by j. w. Wells.
The frequent showers and genial
sun are pushing on vegetation apace.
The forest trees look smiling In their
spring dresses Of delicate emerald tint.
DIR. M. NJ. Mcclure has been ap-
pointed State agent for the Masonic
Relief Association. He was in town
last week in the interest Of the associa-
ton.
-On account Of pressure upon our
space this week, the communication
from sQuid Nunc" is unavoidably
crowded out. 1t Will appear next
week.
--Messrs. r. B. Higgins, Joe Petty,
Emmett White and J. p. Wood of Dover.
and w. H. Alley of Dardanelle were in
town Tuesday to attend the burial Of
Mr.. r. H. White.
The sunday Schools will soon take
steps to properly observe the 1st day Of
IL r~l L. %
ward to the May-day celebration with
great deal of interest.
The democratic county central
committee will meet at Dover next
Tuesday, the Sth inst. A call will be
issued for county convention, and the
basis of representation fixed.
"A handsome piece of work is the
railing for the office of j. NJ. White s.
Son, made by Messrs. Turner & Cliff
ford. 1t is made of walnut, and in
workmanship and finish is model of
beauty and durability.
If the truth could be known, we
hazard the opinion, that the greatest
immediate blessings which the warm
spring days will confer, will be to the
old neglected cows of this vicinity.
which, but for this provision of nature,
would have to suffer on.
The best grain saving machines
ever made-Reapers, Mowers and
Threshers, are for sale by Harkey q
Bro. Call and see sample machines.
I'VE are ui.der lasting obligations to
our friends throughout the county for
their encouragement, and the interest
they manifest in the DEMOCRAT. No
effort shall be spared ON our part to re-
tain their confidence and patronage, by
giving Them a paper worthy of support.
Good Luck Roasted coffee, the best
in town, at SEMoNIN's.
Mr.. w. M. Key, a sly fellow that
he was, slipped off up to Ozark last
Saturday, and on Sunday following
was married to Miss Cope daughter of
county Judge Cope of Franklin county.
He arrived home yesterday bringing
with him his beautiful wife.
&C. B. Gerber is agent for the I'm
proved Champion, the best Reaper and
Mower on the market. Call at Har-
keys drugstore and see sample ma
chine.
Again we are called upon to notify
to our columns that it is
our invariable rule and practice to re-
quire the name of the author of each
and every communication that finds
its way into our columns. Anony-
nous Communications, however good,
cannot be published. Letter writer's
will please bear this in mind.
j. M. Harkey & Bro, are agents
for the Buckeve Reaper and Mower and
Vibrating Thresher, the best in the
world.
Improvement is going on in every
part of the city. Two brick stores just
two frame stores just going
up; two frame residences beyond the
factory, under way; one oil Terrence
street well nigh done; the Presbyteri-
an parsonage just occupied, and yari-
GUS other portions of town indicate a
good solid growth, and fine prosperity.
1.-The Champion Reapers and Now
crs bid definace to the world.
The following callers have enliven-
ed our sanctum since last issue: ID. r.
Grant, II. Kirchoff, Joe Petty, Dover;
DR.. w. j. Henson, Potts Station; Prof.
II. L. Rayburn, London; c. e. Tobey,
w. w. Gill, Atkins; A. N. Freeman,
Morcland; g. W. Type, Caglesville:
r. II. Dickey, w. A. Carr, Potts Sta
ton.
Go to Winchester & Baird's for