The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-10

"A small amount Of county scrip
to sell. j. +. MUEDAY.
- If you want the best cigar in
town goto Winchester's, s. R. Judd's
stand.
1t is very gratifying to note she
small amount OF sickness which pre-
walls in the country.
There will be q stronger effort
TO get out, and keep out Of debt made
by our people this season than has
ever been made, or else the signs OF
the times do not speak correctly.
DIR. T. M. Wyatt is now in his
office and will remain here for the
next two weeks.
--On Sundae morning last, about
8 o'clock, the infant child of Mrs.
w. E. Coltton, OF Dardanelle was
burned to death.
/ Winchester Il Co., have fitted
up S. r. Judd's old stand, and will
have constantly on hand fresh pies
and cakes every day.
The body of men assembled last
night at the Masonic Hall to organ
ize the convention of the Christian
church, presented handsome ap-
pearance in personal physique, and
large degree of intelligence.
The post Office at Dardanelle,
we learn, has been made presiden-
tial office; but an appointment has
not yet been made by the president.
--Adolphus j. Leming has been
appointed register of the land Office
at Dardanelle, vice Col. L. M. Glib
son, who goes to Little Rock as the
land agent Of the L. r. and TT. Smith
railway.
Sorry to chronicle the sickness
of Rev. A. p. Melton. He called
I DR.. w. III. Hill to his bed side on
yesterday. Also that of DIR. Pruitt's
most estimable wife. We wish them
speedy recovery.
|
Mr.. j. ]. Burton of Prescott, for
merly a merchant in Russellyille, ar
rivedAon Tuesday evenings train to
attend the convention of the Christ
ian church, and INDUCED in much
hand shaking with cd friends.
Mr.. G. w. Latham who has been
with Luker, Settle d Co., for the last
six months, boarded the train on
last Tuesday for Hopkinsville, KY,
his old home. He proved himself a
worthy young man while with us,
and we hated to see him leave.
The new years gift of the season
was that made Mr.. JEFF Davis in the
shape of pair of twins, two fine
boys, one weighing Slbs and the 9TH
err Tbs. The children are doing
finely, but the mother not so we'll.
Tho DEMOCRAT passes congratula-
TORS, and wishes the young mother
rapid recovery.
The Photograph gallery has
been moved also just one door
east of Mrs. Webb on Main. street
you will find 1t now. Mr.. Strick
land is now in bullding put up ex-
presslv for the purpose.
That was a lively party at Mr..
Alexander's on Tuesday night,
Some OF the boys in the other depart
ment of TINS shebang appeared not
to recognize the fact that their feet
still rested on common dirt. The
young folks were happy.
Mr.. James Winchester has rent
ed the restaurant and bakery OF Mr..
5. II. Judd, and took possession yes
terday. He will also continue bust
ness Mt the old stand for a while yet.
The post Office at this place has
been raised to the list of third rate
office, which makes it presidential
office, and Mr.. w. w. Brashears.
present incumbent, has been APP
pointed post master by the president
and confirmed by the senate. He is
honest and faithful, and does all in
his power to serve and accommodate
the public.
ats an i'll wind that blows no
good" This cold snap is manipu-
lated by that sterling young man IL.
+. Erwin who is turning it TO good
account He is packing the Bernard
and Harkey ice houses with the fin
est ice ever housed in Russcllsille.
We hope he may shovel enough into
the lap Of next July and August to
yank The thermometer down to Inv.
ing temperature.
More Taxes!
TRY one OF DIR. r. N. WAITS
Glycerine tablets for the teeth. II
is soothing TO the gums, cleanses
and beauties the teeth, prevents
decay and scurvy, sweatens the
breath, aud makes those who use
them honest. Yirtuous. sober and
hanAc An,n