The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-04-16

Fish at Ksnnedy's meat market
every Tuesday aud Saturday.
Mrs. Webb returned Sunday from
business visit to Cabin Creek.
Prof. Henry Floyd enjoys life Al
Lagarte, Texas, so says present advices.
Embrolderies regular % cent goods
at Is cents, at A. w. Gross.
--1sham G. O'Neal has returned from
business trip to st. Louis ana Louis
vile.
--Capt. j. NJ. Harkey left by Taes.
days train for a short business trip ia
st. Louis.
DIR. L. NJ. Wyatt left Monday eye-
ming for week or ten days professional
trip up the road.
Mrs. B. r. Womack, of Morrilton,
returned home Tuesday, after a pleas
ant visit to Russellville friends.
AT the Methodist church Saturday
night and Sunday night too unless 9th
erwise announced, Miss Dwelling.
Don't fail to hear her.
Mrs. Nora Howell returned Tues
day from her trip to New Orleans. She
met some glad little folks, and big ones
too, on her return.
Opera Tips for Ladies, Misses and
children, hand made goods, at Bottom
figures, at A. w. Gross.
Who so attractive as woman
Miss Dwelling speaks at the Methodist
church Saturday night and sunday too,
unless otherwise announced.
To see the Glidewell prolific grass
growing on Judge Shinn's farm, 1t APP
pears, would put many farmers in the
notion to set meadow with it.
Brown, Black, Wine and Purple Dr.
agonal four Button Cut-away suits, the
same in sack suits, at remarkably low
figures, at A. w. Gross.
MADAME rumor says that certain
gentleman in the Milling business at
this place has very interesting as well
as fair correspondent near Kansas City.
Bear 1t in mind, Miss Dwellings
Temperance lectures Saturday and Sun
day night next. The lecture Saturday
night will be at the Methodist church.
Cash buyers are respectfully invited
to examine Goods and Prices offered for
the next 80 days, at A. w. Gross.
The smile on friend Trammel's face
told beyond contradiction that the gold
story was no April fool, aud we were
just that much gladder.
1t was Jim Luker's Cleveland boy
that wreathed his face in smiles that
I-s
said to be fine one.
Mr.. Steve Robinson of Gravely
Hill, Yell county. stopped in RUSSELL
vile last Wednesday night. He went
back Thursday.
Rev. II. b. Miner is OF on two
weeks tour to Henderson and other
points in Eastern Texas. There will
be no preaching at the c. P. church
until he returns.
Dudley +. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells barbed wire fence, and farm bells.
Miss Bette Doggett, one of OAR
danelle's best, left yesterday for Bruins
wick, Mo-, where she will spend the
censults our wishes will return in the
fall.
Rev, B. r. Womack aud lady were
In town over Sunday. Mr.. W., came
up to fill the Baptist pulpit Sunday.
He returned to Morrilton Monday leav-
ing Mrs. w. visiting among friends.
War in Europe and down goes the
prices at A. W. GROSS.
Mrs. j. G.. Wallace and children
left for a visit to relatives and friends
in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Monday last,
to remain about three months. May
they have pleasant visit.
--Will O'Neal returned Sunday from
the exposition at New Orleans, and has
RECALLED his friends with many thrilling
recitals of the charming features of the
big show.
81 can't do without it" was the re-
mark which accompanied an old SUBJ
scribers recent renewal for this paper.
Such notes of encouragement indicate a
position in the public mind which it
prizes a great deal.
All Wool Bunting in Red and Blue at
Is cents per yard, at A. w. Gross.
-Messrs. Hugh d. Bonds and Joe
Petty, of Dover; Prof. II. l.. Rayburn,
G. G. Oates, and s. A. Henry, of Potts
Station, were among the esteemed call
ers at the DEMOCRAT sanctum this
week.
Miss Halle Christian, the fair rep
resentative of the Sunny South, was In
the city Monday canvassing In the in
terests of that excellent literary jour
nal. She left Monday evening for the
towns up tho road.
What the town treasures loose by
not having licensed saloons is made up
a dozen times in money and time saved
by the people, public morals preserved,
and the best interests of the communi-
ty built up In all material respects.
Mr.. L. Y. Daniels one of tho Board
Of Equalization died on Thursday the
9th, lamented by a large circle Of
friends. His place will be supplied we
suppose as soon as the matter is brought
to the attention of Gov. Hughes.
Mr.. Charley Shinn, wife and little
Ethel left on last Saturday to visit Capt.
and Mrs. Barrow in Dallas Texas. Be-
fore returning Charley and family will
take in New Orleans. A pleasant visit
is in store for them.
BY reference to the circuit court
proceedings 1t will be seen that ex-
county judge E. G. Bradley has been
admitted To the bar as practicing at
torney. The Judge has our best wishes
for success in his adopted profession.
Married, by A. b. Shinn, Esq,
Holly Bend Township, on the 9Th day