The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-03-05

And with the +. M stand;
An ink-pad on the table,
a stamper in my hand.
And there before the letters
I'll work with glowing face.
And thank the great unterrified
For giving me the place.
The Base Ball fever has begun to
take effect again.
Miss Mamie Nourse left last week
for her home at Cabin Greek.
Miss Bessie Humphreys left last
Thursday for her home in Arkadel-
phia..
Mr.. - Cox, of Washington county,
was in town last week the guest of Mr..
A. B. Williamson.
THE REST ARE THE CHEAP
EST-LANDRETHS GARDEN SEED.
j. w. WELLS,
Miss b. Sykes who was formerly
with Mrs. S. Webb, has accepted posi-
ton as saleslady with j. l.. Shinn.
For the cash Wilson is selling goods
cheaper than any body.
-Messrs. f. II. Babeock and his son
Chas. NJ. Babcock returned last week
from the New Orleans Exposition.
Brothers of Freedom prices dis
counted per cent. | MEAN IT.
II. j. WILSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bergman lost
their infant boy last Thursday. We
condole with them.
Capt. w. B. Mcdonald returned
last week from New Orleans. He pro-
uounces the exposition grand success.
Dudley f. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells cotton gins and cotton presses.
j. G.. Wallace, Esq, and Judge G..
w. Cunningham left last Sunday for
Morrilton, where they will attend the
regular term of court at that place.
The wheat prospect in this county
is Ear from flattering. The cold wealth
err has been very damaging to it and
other small grain.
-FoR sALE.-I0, 600 feet of lumber,
cheap for cash, apply to
ARTHUR ERWIN Russellville.
Mrs. Col. w. B, Young, of Scotts-
Vile. was visitor to town last week,
the guest OF Mrs. Nancy McFadden.
The communication in regard to
"tramps" at Mr.. BIS is not published
for fear it would give oGense where
none was intended.
Dudley E. Jones Co., Little Rock,
repairs machinery.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. X.
! ID. Love who mas been quite sick for
the past five weeks, is now out OF dan
ger, and imp owing very fast.
-Wooten & Oates have now OH hand
| the finest lot of plows ever brought TO
Russellville. Cheaper than the cheap
| est.
Mr.. j. A. Ross and family of OAR
danelle are visiting friends in Russell
vile this week, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Bartenfield.
| --JANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS
ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
j. w. WELLS.
| j. z. Winchester has moved back
to his old stand, opposite Howell,
| White & Cos. He has added a restau-
rant to his business.
| Il have been particular to select and
put on my shelves, good, honest goods,
| both in higher and lower grades, in
ToBACCo's and SNUFF, and more they
defy all competition. j. l.. SHINN.
Mr.. Alex Great will locate tempo
rarily at GAINESVILLE, Texas, instead OF
Jefferson as stated last week. He will
leave this week.
Mrs. p. Wells. mother of our en-
terprising druggrist, Mr.. j. w. Wells,
left last week for Osceola, Ark. where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. f. b.
Hale.
USE ONLY LANDRETHS CELE-
DRAFTED GARDEN SEED SOLD BY
j. w. WELLS.
| Mayor Richards gives notice to-day
of an election on the 9TH day of April,
next, for the purpose of electing Off
Gers for the municipality of Ru ssell-
vile for he ensuing year. Handshak-
ing is in order.
"A FINE LOT OF GOLD PENS
FOR SALE, CHEAP ATT. w. WELLS,
CALL AND SEE THEM.
MIR. Henry Bauricnter. an energet-
nc farmer of Augsburg neighborhood
was in town last Monday and while
mere gave us call and subscribed for
the DEMOCRAT.
MIR. Stephen Grow, one of the oldest
and most prominent citizens of More
land township, was in town last week
visiting the family of Mr.. w. j. Sher.
rill.
Mr.. Lyon, of Yell county, came
over last week on a visit to his son, Mr.
w. A. Lyon, who has been seriously I'll
but is now so far recovered as to bt
able to sit up.
1t is always more pleasant to select
new hat from new installment jus
opened from the markets. You have
this privilege now at Shinn's. The
finest stock at the least money. Come
and see for yourselves.
New advertisements: II. L. Erwin
& Co., dealers in wall paper, paints
etc; Hall & Carter, attorneys anc
money lenders; s. II. Minor, barber
shop; Hollands polite cotton seed; le
gal notices. Read them all.
DIR. Verno", of Little Rock, preach
ed two excellent sermons at the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian church last sun
day. At the IL o'clock service the col
lection for the American Bible Society
amounted to about $1,000.
Under dale of oath ult. Public
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