The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-19
Mrs. N. A. McTadden IL visitin,
navnr frianda this weak


MRS. N. A. McTadden IL visiting
Devcr friends this week.
Miners barber shop IL the place to
get an easy shave or stylish haircut.
After severe attack OF sick ness
Mrs. M. E. Webb is about again, much
to the delight OF her many frien1s.
Assessor Hickman's majority in
the county Is ais. We will publish
next week the full vote by townships.
Mr.. OF Patrick, who has been
away for some time up the road learn
ing biography, returned Tuesday
evening last, and gets his DEMOCRAT at
home again as of yore.
Capt. j. w. Russell has accepted
the position of Secretary OF State IN A.
w. Gross cabinet. Applications for
bargains in spring and summer goods
will be attended to promptly.
Friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Yancy who
left recently TO visit Miss Stella have
the pleasing Intelligence from them
| that Miss Stella Is better. She has been
| sick for some time, but recently her
condition became 80 serious as to re-
quiro the presence of her parents, and
accordingly one day last week the Doc
tor and his wife left fer Richmond Ky,
where Miss Stella has been going to
school. IL 10 with much pleasure that
we learn that their hopes instead OF
fears have been realized. and that Mrs.
Yancey expects soon to be able 10 take
her with her to visit friends in Ohio.
Mr.. c. A. Kennedy, late Of Clarks-
| In lrA ~
Hartsell's old stand, on Jefferson street.
His shop will be supplied with meats
of all kinds from o'clock, a. M, to 8
D. m. Meat delivered free. Meat will
| be peddled over town on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. The Clarks-
Vile Herald thus compliments our new
butcher: "Mr. G. A. Kennedy has To-
Gated in Russellville. He was the best
butcher Clarksville ever had, and we
congratulate our neighborhood town In
having him locate there"
we are glad that Mr.. 8. L. Leath-
erwood who has been confined to his
bed for the last six months with the
terrible disease Of fstula In emo, has the
prospect Of an early return
to health and s0undness OF BODY:
On last Friday DR.. w. II. Hill, assisted
Nv Its. 4uOullsOue V0bOo snN - VIZ
mOnds Of this place, and DIR. Eagsdale
of Potts Station, performed on him an
operation which required the greatest
OF surgical skill. This operation has
been eminently successful, and DR.. Hill
tells us his recovery is assured, and his
return to health and business only the
Question of very short time. We con-
gratula.e MIR. Leatherwood upon this
fortunate turn in his case, and DIR. Hill
and assisting physicians upon the rep
utation which such an exhibition OF
surgical skill will surely bring.
From we'll written and interest
ing report ola aSoircc Musicale" given
under the auspices of the management
of Augusta Female Seminary Of Staun-
ton, Virginia, we are pleased to copy
J the following paragraph containing a
notice of Miss Emma Howell, daughter
. of Mrs Nora Howell Of this place, who
is attending school there:
"The Sofree opened with that sxquis-
, lite "Ave Brahms accompanied by
z organ and piano, and this beautiful
PRAYER was most charmingDv rendered
, by those pure, fresh voices Adelight-
, ful Quartette came next, then lovely
waltz by Miss Howell, whose fresh
young voice rang out with remarkable
sweetness and purity Of tone. She
then delighted the audience with that
old-fashioned ballad "a an encore,
"Rory O'Moore," most sweetly and CO
quettishly sung"
1t Is rumorcd that several "blind
tigers" are roaming through the woods
, In Pope county opposite Dardanelle,
! They are dangerous animals and our
neighbors should capture and cage
them in that fine calaboose at RUSSELL
vile. -Dardanelle Msil.
This news Is somewhat alarming al
though only rumor. But there IL
consolation in the fact that the Great.
ures are blind granting they have brok-
en- loose from their lair over the river
and invaded our southern Dor.
a der. If these blind tigers are such dan
, gerous animals what peril our neigh
bors must be IN when they are In range
8 Of half dozen of these ferocious beasts
/, with vivid, awful eyes? Let our neigh
bors al once forw ard bills OF lading fol
our stone calaboose in which To cage
these beasts whose fiery eyes are glar.
ing upon them and thus be rescued
/, from their peril. The conditions over
this way render 1t useless to us and We
are more than ever convinced OF its ne
cessity over there.
A pHvSICV Ma OPINION.