The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-28
---Extatic mad.
LOVELY snow.
- Beautiful rain.

---L0veiy snow.
Beautiful rain.
---All kinds OF weather.
The ground-hog was right.
"A son of Mr.. l.. RI. Crutcbcr has
been dangerously sick, but is better.
Farming and gardening operations
will be suspended again until the rain
ceases.
Esq. j. s. Lindsey. OF Martin town
ship, was welcome visitor at this office
last Tuesday
There will be no preaching at the
c. p. church next Sunday owing to the
absence Of the Pastor.
---Rehgious services at tho grave Of
Miss Sue Gibson were conducted by
Revs. A. P. Melton of Russellville, and
J. w. Heagan Of Dardanelle.
Rev. II. B. Milner is attending
Presbytery at Ewing Seminary In
johnson county this week, He will
return Monday.
---Dr. L. Z. Cook has moved hIsoffice
from the Eagle hotel to the building
east of Wells drugstore, where he can
be found day or night.
The reception of Luther Benson at
Van Buren, last week amounted TO an
ovation. McKibben's Hall was packed
two nights to listen to the impassioned
orator.
The Methodist conference at Little
Rock has returned Rev. J. Il. Hendricks
son to the church at this place. This
will be good news to Mr.. H endrickson's
many friends. 50
Rev. Mr.. Boone Of Morrilton, has
been compelled to desist from preach
ing for while on account OF throat
troubles. His many friends here most
heartily wish that he may soon recover
A western paper says: Nothing will
cure some sick men more quickly, than
an office, properly applied. -This cure
may be very successful in many cases,
but we would say: If . man suffers
from cough or cold. give him DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Prof. Heagan and his school chill
dren did the DEMocRAr the honor to
call while in town last Tuesday. The
children were bright and pretty, such
as the Prof. might we'll feel proud of,
and he die as his beaming, countenance
amply indicated.
Corn meal, graham flour, baled
hay, at MCCARTHUR's.
Rev. Mr.. Hagan. principal Of the
Dardanelle public school. and quite q
number Of her pupils came over on
last Tuesday, to attend the burial serv-
ices Of Miss Sue Gibson, and to particle
-, lee I'D x,os6 tn NH
associate and teacher, and mingle their
tears with those who mourn the depart
ure of a friend.
Corn meal, graham flour, baIed
hay. at MCCARTHUR's.
--Twenty-nine subscribers in one
week is not so bad. Such is our record
for the past week. 1t demonstrates the
fact that the DEMOCRAT is appreciated
and the people must have it. Our aim
is TO publish strictly county paper,
where the people, irrespective of Sec
ton. can find a hearing. Our price is
within the reach of everyone-$1 per
year. Let all subscribe.
Choice lot seed potatoes, onion sets,
at MCCARTAUR's.
On last Sunday week happy event
transpired in the shape Of an excursion
from Russellville down the r. Il ID. r.
r. The excursion was said to be under
charge of Conductor Wofford and En-
gineer White, who did all in their power
to make the excursion one of pleasure
to the party which consisted of some of
the fairest of Russellvilie's fair sex.
The excursion proceeded, 30 it is stated,
to the tank on Wing creek, where 1t
spent couple of hours and then board
ed the railroad AID came in with flying
colors.
Choice lot seed potatoes, onion sets,
Mt MCCARTHUR's.