The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

thur's-will pay cash.
There will be surfeit OF private
schools after the free school Is out. II
all reports are true.
Mr.. Albert Lyons, we are glad to
learn, is still improving ond will soon
be able to be at his post again.
The Chief Cigar is still taking the
day.
MARRIED. BY Esquire r. y. Har-
will, at his residence, last Thursday
evening, Mr.. John Sheriff. and Miss
/ Baker.
Score one more simon pure demo-
cratic voter at Esq. G. w. Bergman a
on the 10th inst Mother and child do
ing we'll.
Mr.. George Howell returned from
/ his western trip last Sunday. He met
with gratifying success, as business Is
improving very fast where he went.
--Messrs. John White and Frank Bell
of Russellville and A. II. Boggess of
\ Potts Station contemplate leaving soon
for visit to the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton.
Why is it some people will talk too
much about other peoples business?
4 If there were less of this and more at
| tention paid to ones own affairs there
would be less s'rottenness In Denmark. :"
i Mr.. John O'Neal, late OF the enter
prising firm of O'Neal Bro, left Tues
day for Elmo, near Newporr, Ark,
| where he will accept position as sales
man.
Mr.. Tom J.. Shields has returned
from Morrilton, and will go to farming.
We hope he will find 'sfat take" set
up .'good job and work off a "big
edition."
Rev. Mr.. Miner has severed his
connection with the public school, the
attendance being so meagre his assis-
lance was unnecessary. The school
will be out the last Of this month.
Just as we were about ready to put
/ on our last seasons linen buster, a
wave from Greenland's Icy mountains
drove us into an overcoat again, When
will this foolishness stop!
EARLY gardeners are on the qui vive,
as the French would say.
LArER.-The above don't go. The
aforesaid e. g. Will swat till the wild
winds roll by,o as the poet would re-
mark.
A bundle containing two or three
white aprons belonging to Miss Nellie
Shinn was dropped by her father on
last Monday somewhere between Nor
ristown and Judge Shinn's. Any one
finding them will please leave them at
this Office.
--GO TO HUMPHREYS q EV-
ANTS FOR ALL YOUR FARM
SUPPLIES AND GET THEM AT
LESS THAN BROTHER OF FREE
DOM PRICES.
Mr.. NJ. jacobson returned last
week from Perryville where he opened
branch store. Mr.. Joe jacobson, for
some time with Mr.. jacobson at this
place, will have charge of the branch
house, and left for Perryville last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett White, of
Dover, came down Sunday ON visit
to the parents OF the latter. They re-
turned Monday afternoon, accompa-
MED by Miss Ruth Jobe, who will be
their guest for few days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohen, of
PerryviIle, arrived in town last week,
and are stopping at the residence OF
Mr.. M. jacobson. Mr.. Cohen will
take the place of Mr.. Joe jacobson who
has gone to Perryville. We welcome
him to Russellyille again.
The indictments, seven in number,
| in the Yell circuit court against the
proprietor of the Steam Ferry at OAR
danelle, came to grief before his honor
Judge Cunningham, on the 10th inst.
after costing Yell county bill of ex-
penses and Mr.. Shinn much annoyance.
You see the Grape flying from the
postoffice. You might think it was in
mourning, but it is not. 1t Is only the
relic of November fun. However, it
might be suggested to the present occu-
pants that lest the thing should come to
be looked upon as an augury for some
thing in the future, it might be better
! to remove il. The present wide awake
occupant are not in mourning by long
odds.
We have received Nanz d Neuner's
new illustrated Floral Catalogue OF
ninety pages, containing description
and prices of the best varieties of
plants, garden and flower seeds, bulbs,
roots, shrubs, small fruits, aud trees.
This catalogue is mailed free to all APP
plicants. Send for one and give them
a trial order. We have tested their
seeds, and cheerfully recommend them
to our readers. Send postal card to
Nanz & Neuner, Louisville, KY, and
get one of their handsome catalogues.
-PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for March
opens with a beautiful steelplate of two
girls caught in a snow-storm. and enti-
tied s'The Sisters" illustrating pow
erful story by Frank Lee Benedict. In
addition, there is the usual double-size
fashion plate, printed from steel, and
colored by hand; Jefferson" being the
only magazine to give these expensive
and refined fashion plates. The Price
is but two dollars year, with great
deductions to clubs. Address CHARLES
J. PETERSON, BOG Chestnut Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
On last Monday for few minutes
we were the visitor of the public school
and had the pleasure to see all the
rooms reasonably filed with pupils.
We failed to see Mr.. Miner in his de-
partment and learned from Prof. Floyd
that he had resigned his position. The
other teachers were all at their posts
and In charge of as a handsome lot of
bright eyed boys and girls as can be
found anywhere. The pity is that they
are not re-enforced by almost as many
more. trifles ought not To be permitted
to interfere with our school neither
ought attendance to be suffered TO run
| down. People in any community have