The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-19

j. w. Wells, Esq, Is going to have
4 new addition builr to his drug store,
soon.
Mise Jennie MoseIey returned Mon
day from visit to friends In Darda-
nellie. t.
Mr.. M. @. Baker has just finished a
new and handsome residence near Potts
Station.
Last Sunday was the prettiest day
of the season, and 1t was relishcd with
the keenest zest.
Mr.. w. B. Taylor of Washington
county, Is visiting his cousin, Mr..
Travis Smith, near town.
We will publish next week an obit-
uary of Miss Mamie johnson, who died
March 4th, near Patterson's Bluff.
Wonder how our editor likes
Quinn's patent lung tester? II is re-
ported he took blow. Flour has gone
up!
A little girl of Mr.. w. H. Norris is
reported to have been bitten by mad
dog one day last week. So far no Sc
rious results have developed.
All persons who subscribed money
to the A. B. 5. at the Methodist church
last Sunday, are requested TO hand II
to A. P. Melton at once.
Farmers who wish seed potatoes
that are sure to terminate should buy
of Samuel Brown at his residence two
miles northeast of Russellville. See
advertisement elsewhere.
AS nice work as could be desired
can be seen at Mr.. Elgin's Marble shop:
1t is a monument for Capt. j. F. Hill
of GAINESVILLE, and costs over four hun
dred dollars.
-Wooten Il Oates take the cake for
selling the greatest amount OF goods Tor
the least amount of money.
The weather the past week was de-
lightful and the farmers took advantage
OF it and put in some opportune work.
We learn some of them have large
areas of corn planted.
-Rev. w. NJ. Ludwlck, well known
to many of our readers has been assign
ed position on the Waldron circuit,
and left with his family last Monday
for his new field of labor.
Our esteemed friend Bob McMur-
raw favores us with letter this week
from far away Oregon. His letters are
deeply interesting and the one printed
to-day is no exception to the rule.
The best shoes, the finest hats. and
the prettiest drygoods are at Woo;en q
Oates.
| Capt. R..W. Hamilton, our resident
cotton buyer for eastern spinners
went down to Little Rock Monday TO
see about electing successor to Gar.
land, and attend to some other busi
ness.
There was heavy pugilistic beul
on Main street last Saturday. 1t hao
no connection with politics, and did nc
damage except to tighten the pocket.
books Of the participants in the Mayors
court.
"A grand opening of new spring
stock this week at Wooten & Oates
There is not man in the county
now who was here when my father
first came here" This remark we
heard made by DR.. A. H. Scott, in re
gard to our esteemed friend Capt
Scott, his father.
Rev. d. G. Jones takes the pastor
ate of the M. E. church at this place
Ian place of Mr.. Hendrickson, who ha'
been assigned to the Fort Smith station
Mr.. Jones preached his first sermon
here last Sunday.
Don't fail to call and examine tn
new goods at Wooten & Oates
--To-night (Thursday, 49, series
of gospel meetings will be begun at TIN
Cumberland Presbyterian Church e
continue several days. All, both pro
fessors and non-professors, are cordial
ly invited to be present.
One day last week while working
In his field near home, Mr.. John w
Petray was hit on the head. but not sc
riousiy injured, BY stone thrown b.
some unknown party. The stealth.
assailant made his escape unseen.
Remember that Wooten 4 Gate
will not suffer anyone to undersel
them.
Mr.. John Il. Moore, one of tn
clever planters of Martin township wa
in last week and favored us with call
He presented us with sample Of corr
of an improved variety, of which n
has quantity for sale, which is yer.
fine indeed.
we are Informed that there is
GOOD opening for doctor at Slick, II
this county. Slick is located north o
the railroad, in good community. ha
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and splendid water.
None but genuine good goods cal
be found at Wooter & Gales
Capt. r. A. Skinner, an accom-
plished Journalist OF Dardanelle, an
Mr.J. II. Bell Of the Arkansas Vale
Marble Works, also of Dardanelle
were pleasant morning callers at til
DEMOCRAT editorial rooms last Friday.
For RENT. II have an upland farr
of rs acres, with houses, barn lot, gar
den and fine orchard. to rent.
, W.P woorEN.
1T is very unusual thing II is sal
: for bees to swarm In this country Il
March. But sucn was the case at j.
Cooper's near Scottsville on the 9th o
this month. Mr.. C. succeeded In hivin
them and has fed them on watered su
( gar and thinks they will pull through
al right until spring Aowers arrive.
The Inauguration Of Presiden
. Cleveland has passed into history, an.
, also, has the tact that the rule Is wei
established, OF fair dealings. low prices
coed goods, aud qnick sales at
j. l.. SHINN's.
The result OF the election at thi
precinct last Saturday Is AS follows
} for Hickman, 224; Austin, l22; TO
Grant, 224; scattering IS. The judge
of the election were-R. II. Tate, q. u
Winn and w. NJ. Oates; the clerk
w n RaIUora and A r. VIII