The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-22
LOCAL LINES.

part of the state.
 The graveyard at the east end of Main street has been enclosed with a substantial fence.
 pr. K. NJ. Drummond's office is now located on Jefferson strees, be- tween McCarthur's and Bonds.
 The young people enjoyed an ele- gaut social party at the residence of Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt last Thursday evening. Alderman W. J. wh te is a model officer always ready for the advance ment of the public improvement of the town.
 -Messrs. Carlton & Hut with their plating machine are making all ehe table cutlery in tow look as bright as new. Their work give general satis- faction.
 -1fcl.et number drew the prize saddle at Alexanders drawing last Sat- urday. The ticket was held by MT. w. A. Rozzell of this office. who is much elated over his good fortune.
 MT. R. s. Truitt has the contract for large amount Of 'ick work on JIM. Harkev's new residence at Ola, in Yell county. It is needless to say the work will be well done.
 While at Fayetteville it was our good fortune 10 be qua tered with MT. Miller, the proprietor of the Van Win kite Hotel, the largest woooen structure of its kind in the state, and one of the best kept hotels.
 The city fathers are bestiring them selves in q commeudable effort to secure much public improvement, and that most needed in the town. They are acting the part of good officers aud de- serve much credit.
 pr. Thompson, one of our most sl:illful gardeners, has shown us Il sam : pie of "Brec,.inridge' lettuce, which IS truly magnificent. The seeu we e sent to the Dr. by congress aan Bsec-in- ridge, hence the name.
 The Ladies are especially invited to call and examine my stock of Brush es, Combs, Perfumes, Face Powders and many other articles too numerous to mention. J. w. WELLS. There will be preaching at the c. p. church in this place every right be- ginning tomorrow night up to and in- ciuding Sunday night, and perhaps longer, Rev. I. A. Gaisner, Of Da7da- nellie, will pcelch Sunday next at II a. m.
 Now is the time to paint. Use the Rubber and you will be pleased. You can apply it yourself. Call and ex- amiRe coLoRs and prices.
 J. w. WELLS. We are il receipt of the programme of exercises for the next meeting of the State Teachers Association at Morril. ton on the 17th proY. It embraces a variety of subjects of the greatest im- portance to the school interests of Ar kansas.
 Try package of prize coffee at Alexander & Co.
 MT. T.. 0. Smith is putting the rock on the 2 ound preparatory to pave the entitled to praise for his public spi.';i in preparing for first class rock pave ment, and such as the town will be proud of. Hurrah for Travis.
 FISHING TACKLE, in great variety at J. W. WELLS. On last Monday week while at work in the field MT. 1. J. Kyker, near Lon. don, killed rattle snake measuring feet inches long Id had ten rattles and button. His horse walked nearly on 1t. when it sung it's notes of danger and the horse whirled almost complete ly around and avoided stroke.
 Try 175e Coal Oil and you will want no other. J. ". WELLS.
 
 "A young man observed the other day in discussing the situation as to tho piscatorial art that the main features O the sport now appeared to be mosquit, and gnat exercises, that the matter O fishing was merely incidental. Blu still the attenuated red worm and tn, feative cricket had as we'll keep in doori for few days yet.
 Rubber Paint is cheaper than ever Do not fail to use it.
 J. W. WELLS. Bud Mcconnell, sheriff of Johnson county, passed up 10 Dover last Monday with two inmates for the jail. They were John Done and Shook Weddell and were arrested at Coal Hill fol breaking into and robbing a stock o goods belonging to w. H. Bench & Go, ofCoal Hill, W ,ich, however, was un der writ of attatch nent in the sherlfi hands.
 A good assortment of Stationery al ways on hand at J. W. WELLS.
 The Gross nj le, A. W. G-oss, man ager, played the Mo.rilton Stars on th, diamond field at Potts Station yes.er day. The following young gentlemen make up the Gross nine: Jef Baird, D Hughey, Charlie York. Dick rhomp son, Will York, Walter Howell, Rob ert Miller, l.. Scarlett, Will Ferguson The result of the game will be given ir our next.
 Go to Semolin's and buy p cent worth and get q glass of cider.
 Mrs. Angelina Younger while al tempting to ford the north fork of tb Bayou which was up was thrown iron mule and drowned. Mir. Anthony hunn was present but was unable t' save her. She was fouad on Monda. morning following about half mil below the ford, her hair having caugh Tn some brush and prevented her bein, hoated further away.
 Go to Semonin's and see that ele sant china tea sett 10 be given away oi the first day of October to the paft purchasing the most goods for cash.
 We have heard of good deal O