The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-03-20
Corn planting time.
10 not all killed.

--Rey. n. b Miner and family were
the surprised recipients of u donation
party at the hands of friends Tuesday
night. 1t was a pleasant affair.
Mr.. A. j. Blackford Of Lonoke. AR
rived here the 18th inst. He comes on
visit to his son Mr.. w. 4. Blackford
OF Scottsville, and also to regain his
wonted health.
Mr.. Henry Allen has the thanks of
the DEMOCRAT for the first radishes OF
the season. Mr.. Allen is gardening
quite extensively and is growing cab
bage, tomato and other plants for sale.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fears Of Clinton was
the guest of the family of Mr.. A L.
Davis last week. Ms. Fears was form
erly resident of Russellville and
her many friends were glad to see her.
Mayor Richards has appointed the
following Judges aud Clerks of the In
corporation election to be held the 1st
day of April. Judges: l.. w. Davis,
f.. +. Babcock and e. III. Howell.
Clerks: X. g. Brown and G. w. Berry
man.
! In another place will be found a
decision by attorney general Moore in
regard to the powers of the school
board in applying the funds raised by
taxation in the district. The decision
doubtless will be of interest to the Rus
sellville school district.
The Cumberland Presbyterian par
sonage is finished and occupied by the
pastor, Rev. II. B. Miner, and family.
The parsonage is handsome and COM
Portable building, and enhances the
value Of the church property of the de-
nomination in Russellvile very mate
rally.
Mr.. b. f. Thompson who bought
out Mr.. Scott Williamson last winter
year ago, has sold the place back to Mr..
Williamson and leaves for Ashley coun-
ty in few weeks. Mi. Thompson has
proved himself good citizen and we
hate to give him up. May success at
tend him.
I'VE are told that Mr.. John F. Halle
has not been in the county for three
weeks, and 1t is thought he has vamoos-
ed the rancho. We CANNOT Youch Tor
the correctness of this report. we give
it we have heard it, and we may add
we have heard of nobody expressing
surprise at his leaving.
Two correspondents-"Bel isso" and
GA Brother of Freedom" favor our read
ers with we'll written articles OH a sub
ject of great Importance just at this
time. We are especially DESTROYS that
this subject be thoroughly discussed.
and for that purpose our columns are
open to the advocates of both sides of
the question.
Mr.. III. Clabe Howell continues to
improve despite the changeable and un-
favorable weather. The ladies are
cheering him greatly by sending Offer
ings of choice spring flowers, and If he
does not exert himself too much writing
sentimental acknowledgements to the
fair donors, we may expect to see him
out again soon.
--Landreth's Reliable Garden Seeds
for sale by J. w. Wells.
"A recent issue of the Perryville
Times says: sour public school at
Perryville, under the able supervision
of Prof. l.. E. Allen, Is now in a -four
ishing condition." Prof. Allen will be
remembered as at one time assistant in
the public school at this place. He has
many friends here who rejoice to hear
of his success.
For fines. Tobaccos and Cigars ca
on J. w. Wells.
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ieachef ior March Is on our taDie. IL
mas peen enlarged Dy the auulIion OF
iour pages, anu the price Increased 10
81 per year. The current number is an
exceedingly good one, is filled with
choice matter for teachers and all 9TH
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The painting season is at hand. Use
Rubber Paint freely. J.W. WELLS.
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tehuehce az .ne y. oaopatn oenooi,
anu .ie contribution an'oun.eo 70 sf.io
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otner scnoois VI nusseiisiiie selu us
report OF a.lendence anu coIieclons.
yorably with any town of its size i'm it's
Sunday school work.
Call and price il. j. w. WELLS.
MI. John Z. I'VE, lately citizen OF
Dover, but now resident OF Sebastian
county, was welcome caller at our Of
fice Saturday. Mr.. Rye Is now engag-
ed in gardening and fruit growing near