The Russellville Democrat., 1885-04-09


Mr.. VIII Baird OF Dover was In
town last week ON business.
Miss venia Bonds Of Dover neigh
hood IL visiting her cousin; LAS Emma
Bonds, at this s:..rce
Mr.. Albert Mitchell has removed
10 residence owned by j. i. Fowler
In east Russellville.
We learn that Mrs. Nora Howell ID
attending the New Orleans exposition
with Little Rock friends.
Mr.. Albert Lyons, the popular
prescription clerk Of J. M. Harkey &
Bro, left last Tuesday for visit to
Yell county.
Tuesdays election was one In
which you couldn't 90 to the country
for candidate. II was town man or
no man.
Not over one half of our voting
strength was polled on Tuesday last.
People take too little interest in munich
pal elections.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Fowler is home again
from Longview, Texas. From her we
learn that her daughter, Mrs. Fannie
Williams, has moved to Louisiana.
We suppose the reelection of the
old officers might be construed intu
a plaudit of "well done good arr faith
full" etc., on the part OF the people.
If you want furniture of any kind
or any job work, 60 to Albert Mitchell,
he Is a good workman, and is always
very kind and accommodating to all his
visitors.
Henry Harkey departed for his
Texas home last Tuesday carrying with
him his little daughter Verdi, who has
been living with the family of DR.. G.
w. Harksy.
The town paid Capt. Richards q
compliment Tuesday in electing him
for the fourth time as it's Mayor. The
Mayor doubtless appreciates the CON-
pliment and his constituents feel IL is
deserved.
DO not forget c. A. Kennedy when
you want fresh meats, fish, etc. He
keeps nothing but the best and serves
1t in way that is bound to give salts
faction. He delivers meat free of
charge to any part of town. :
The election passed off quietly
Tuesday. 1t was nip and tuck between
Messrs. ". j. White aud j. A. Moseley
Mr.. White being elected by one vote,
receiving So votes while Mr.. Moseley
received SO.
Mr.. Henry F. White and wife and
Mr.. l.. M. Smith and son returned last
week from the Exposition. They are
lavish in praise of the magnitude and
excellence OF the attractions at the big
show.
Mr.. A. FL. Hoskins, formerly one
of Russellville's most courteous gentle.
men, hes accepted good paving situa-
tion In Decatur, Ill. Mr.. Hoskins ha.
many friends here who join in wishing
hi II much success in his new home.
DIR. j. B. Church prominent ply.
stefan Of Wits Springs, was In town
last Friday, rsplenishing his supply OF
medicines. 1t will be remembered tina,
not long since, his house and every.
thing 1t contained, was destroyed by
fire.
THE Easter concert at the Chris.
tian church last Lunday night was al
occasion of much pleasure and profit tt
the large number who attended. The
music was exceptionally fine, aud We
heard 1t remarked that 1t was the bes
ever heard In Russellville.
1t is thought at this writing thai
| the jury can be, discharged by Friday
evening. In the palmy days of saloon,
1t was not so. No man can deny thai
no saloons mean short courts, small ex,
penses, peace, contentmept and goot
morals.
Considerable excite ent prevails
/ in the neighbor hood # the old Bernard
lanyard three miles from town on &C.
count Of mad dogs. Mr.. j. Ii. Gam.
blen reports the case OF dog passing
through the neighborhood about three
weeks ago and biting several dogs
cows, hogs, ETC., AL OF which have
gone mad since. This is enough &c
create excitement.
The birds are warbling forth theii
gayest measures, the flowers are put.
ting on their brightest tints, the brooks
ripple with their softest murnurings
valleys and hillside are DOMINIC a robe
OF green, the golden sunset pours its
radiance over the most variegated land
scape, pleasant reminders all tina,
beautious, bounteous, gladstone spring
Is at last upon us.
-Atttention Is called to the new adj.
vertlsement elsewhere of Messrs. Love
& Miller dealers in Hardware, Stoves,
Machinery, etc., etc. These gentlemen
intend by close application to bust.
ness and studious care for the wants
of their customers, to merit full share
of public patronage. Behind the count
ers will be found Maj. III. NJ. Garden
one of the most genial and courteous
gentleman who ever waited upon Gus.
toner.
Last Monday the DEMoCr AT office
was made the recipient of a lovely and
exquisitely arranged boquet of rare and
beautiful flowers with the compliments
of Mrs. DR.. w. III. Hill. The collec-
ton contained Heliotropes, Geraniums,
verbenas, Hyacinths and Maj echal
Mel roses. forming as choice group
OF ea ~ .priDg flowers as one would
wish t. see, and one that challenged
the admiration of all who CHANGED to
see 1t. To the fair donor we return
sincere thanks.