The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-03-27


angled In the bayou last week, brought
in a fine catch--0f cold.
Glad to meet the genial face Of our
friend Esq. VIM. Reynolds of Atkins
on our streets last Monday.
The resolutions Of Cove lodge B. Of
f. came too late for Insertion this Is
sue. They will appear in next.
WANTED. TO exchange good
sewing machine for good COW and
calf. Apply at this Office.
"A little son of Mr.. w. "A. WInn has
been lying very low with Menengitis.
He is reported somewhat better
-Croquet sets cheap, at
DIR. A. j. Roberts OF Scottsville,
was caller Wednesday. He reports
wheat and oats looking we'll and fruit
perfectly safe so far, In his section.
"A large lot Of Fishing Tackle just
received, at J. w. WALLS.
I'VE are sorry to hear Of the contin-
ued sickness of Mrs. Searcy, wife of the
senior editor of the Evangel. Hope she
may soon be restored to health again.
To FARMRRs.-A large lot of spe-
cially selected Navy Beans for seed.
Will be received this week, at
ALEXANDER & Co.'S.
We very much regret that several
grievous errors occurred In the COM
munication of Prof. Rayburn last week.
Carelcssness in proof reading was the
cause.
Bilious Bullets cure Biliousnesa Tor
pid Liver, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Malarial aud Bilious Fevers,
Constipations and all affections due to a
diseased liver, without producing any
unpleasant effects.
Navy Beans, especially selected for
planting, at ALEXANDER q Co's.
Mr.. w. G.. weimer is now salesman
in the popular drug house of Mr.. j. w.
Wells. Will is kind, obliging and in
dustrious, and will make successful
salesman. He has had one years ex-
perience in the drug store Of DIR. Mitch
ell of Clarksville.
Use only Landreth's celebrated
garden seeds. 1t will pay you:
j. w. WELLS.
The accomplished wife Of Mr.. John
A.. Meeks, the representative or y.
Straus e Co., st. Louis, is stopping
with Mrs. White In our city. Mrs.
Whites is the home of commercial men
and their wives also.
For pure drugs, medicines, etc., ct
bottom prices, call on
There are less signs of spring at
this writing than we remember to have
seen at this date in many years. The
buds. however, are beginning to put
forth. and soon dame nature Will be
clad In her brightest spring vesture.
--Landreth's garden seeds are relia-
BILE. Try them.
We extend our sympathy to our
friend Jimmy Oates In the death of his
little four year old son, WHO died on
last Sunday night of Menengitis. 1t
makes the matter the more distressing
also to learn that his other little six
year old boy is at the point OF death
with the same disease.
DO not fail to examine my stock OF
drugs, paints, oils, tobacco q cigars,
stationery etc., before buving.
j. w. WELLS.
The Marvin College Campus came
to this Office Monday last, under the
direction of well known hand-write--
that of former most excellent either
of Russellville. The Campus is the
production of Marvin College, and this
issue contained the strong address OF
its president, Gen'l L. M. Lewis. before
the grand Military reunion at Mckin-
ney, Texas, on the 7th of August last.
Ladies', go and see the new prints
at r. j. Wilson's, and you will go away
pleased.
--Rey. A.P. Melton returned from
Quitman last Saturday, where he had
been to publish the bans of matiimony
between Miss Sachistra Harten, his
wifc's sister, and Mr.. James Martin, a
druggist of Quitman. On his return he
brought with him Miss Emma Benne.
diet, whom we wish to have pleasant
visit in our city. sa5,.a
Just received, a car load of Gold
Duet and Patent Flour, at
r. J. wILsoN's.
Miss Ellen Bryant, daughter Of
Mr.. A. p. Bryant Of this county, Il
fourteen years old, and weighs ovel
two hundred pounds. She has never
had days sickness in her life, or hat
n doctor to visit her. She is as fine {
specimen of health as the world evel
produced, and is specimen OF wha
Pope county can produce. Who car
| beat 1t $50
r.. J. Wilson left for the marke
last week to buy new goods for spring
and summer.
--Miss Florence Pruitt left Tuesday
last for Cabot, whittier she goes to taxi
charge of music class. Many LITTLE
heart was saddened to say good bye t.
Miss Florence at the close of the session
of our public school, where she hat
effectually won her way into the affec
lions of all pupils and associates. Re
member Russellyille lends her to Cabc
but short time, bespeaking her success
and favor i'm her new locality.
If you want nice parasol or um
brella, go to II. j. Wilson's, for bis ar
the boss. tF4
We had the pleasure to shake tn
hand of the next u. s. senator fron
| Arkansas, on Tuesdays train down
II was the hand of Judge w. w. Mans