The Russellville Democrat., 1885-04-02
Don't tall to read j. II. Fowl
er's adv. on this page.

Town conncll tonight.
Circuit court next Monday.
To winter, gladly au revoir
Next Sunday Will be Easter.
Tomorrow will be Good Friday.
The blue lodge masons meet next
Saturday night.
To-day we publish the assessors
list of appointments. Read 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett White of
Dover, were visiting relatives in town
Sunday.
The time for paying taxes expires
on the 10th inst. Thereafter the per-
atty attaches.
Dudley f. Jones Co.. Little Rock,
sells lime, plaster and cement.
Last Sunday was beautiful day.
The Sabbath schools and churches were
well attended.
Mrs. Sam Walker of FIT. Smith was
in town last week visiting the family
of Mr.. Crutcher.
Il make business regardless of hard
times, my prices tell.
r. J. WILSON.
Mr.. James A. Moseley looks after
business at O'Neal's during the boss
absence at st. Louis.
1T is about time back lots and al
leys were cleaned up and put in order
Let the work proceed.
Progressive euchre is the said to be
the biggest game now played with
cards, except--a wedding.
MIR. S. A. Buck will sell his house,
hold goods next Saturday preparatory
to moving to Hot Springs.
Mr.. James Fowler returned Mon
day from st Louis, where he bought an
immense stock of goods.
Just received; the cheapest car load
Of -four ever brought to Russellville.
X. j. WILSON.
Our friend, F. T. Bowden, of More
lane, thrifty tiller of the soil, favor
ed us with social call Monday after
noon.
Dudley f. Jones Co.. Little Rock,
sells and stores cotton.
Mr.. viii O'Neal HE'D himself away
Tuesday last to the Xposition. He will
visit relatives at Searcy and Bradford
before he returns,
MIR. Isham G.. O'Neal left last
Tuesday OH business trip to Bradford,
White county. Thence he will go to
st. Louis to buy stock of goods.
j. NJ. Fischer, editor of the Chi
cago Advocate, a german immigration
journal, spent few days in town last
week In the interest of his paper.
Master Alva Hayden is studying
telegraphy under the instruction of the
operator at the depot, and is developing
quite an aptitude for the business.
NV har fa =
ther we learn that Miss Stella Yancey
is fast regaining her health in ohio'
whittier she went to visit relatives.
We are again placed under obliga-
tons toou friend w. p. Lazenby, ESQ :,
for additional names 10 our Atkins list
of subscribers. Many, many thanks.
IF you want good goods cheaper
than you have ever bought them come
and see me. r. J. WILSON.
--Messrs. w. L. Price and j. l..
Burns, two prominent planters and
staunch democrats of Liberty township,
favored us with friendly call and
contribution to our ''missionary box"
last Monday. Thanks.
Mrs. Webb 81 johnson are re-
eeiving new Spring Millinery goods,
the handsomest they have ever had in
Russellville. old and young, large
aud small, can be suited by the ladies
in charge of this popular establishment
Col. G. r. Williams, the genial
ed of the Dardanelle Post, and Col.
Wise, of the U. s. land office, Darda-
lie, passed through the city last sun
day afternoon enroute home from Lit
tie Rock.
e. G. Tobacco.-rhis tobacco Is
unequalled Tor excellence of chew. IL
is made only OF the finest Old Bright
leaf, with great care, and the best
sweetening aud flavoring. We conf.
IDENTIFY recommend IL TO the trade and
to consumers. For sale by k. j. Will
son. [Apr l6.
To FARMERs.--I will buy all your
fat cattle. hogs aud sheep aud pay you
the highest market price.
G. A. KENNEDY,
Russellyille.