The Russellville Democrat., 1885-05-28

| Ut is no consolation this warm weather for the boys to know that the oyster season has departed, for fullwell they know that the ice cream season is at hand, Land how the girls do love Ice cream! They say s'it makes my teeth ache" but it hurts the boys in a differ ent way.
 We are under many obligations to two certain young ladies in town, for very beautiful boqust, though metal 1 ic in it's tendency. it is medicinal in reality. To another for 8 kind remem- brance, thongh the last on the list. Better then than never.
 There $ nothing more c0m- l fo77ab7e, ec0n0ngical 0r Msty | lhan e nice whife dress 101 1adies summer a0ear. .A nesO lof 0f Mese goods just 0pen- | led at Shinn'S.
 There will be Moonlight excur- sion on the water tonight, by the Steamer Martha, from Dardanelle to points up the river. With full river, full moon, a full brass band, full orchestra and a fine supper, there is nothing to hinder 1t from being the grandest thing of the season. Every body is invited.
 We were pained to learn of tho death of MT. s. A. Buck. which occurred at his home%in Hot Springs on Thursday, 21st inst, of malarial fever. His health was bad when he left this place for Hot Springs, and after his removal, continued to decline until it resulted in his death. He leaves behind a large family and many friends to mourn his loss.
 Ut is with much sadness that her many friends gathered together at the depot last Monday morning to say good bye to Miss Lizzie Gerhardt. She has been for several months connected, formerly with the public, and after wards, the private school at this place. and in each has proven herself to be a lady of much efficiency. We hope that our School Board will succeed in secur- ing her as one of the teachers for the coming school year.
 There can 70 longer 6e 0ng/ doubt as to the efficiency Of | fhe PlanetJr. CuztiU0t0r sold | 1y Shinn. W h0s been Tried and found t0 d0 0U that $ claimed for H.
 It was our pleasure on last Friday to witness the closing exercsses of the exellent school of Miases. Keith and Gerhardt. It was a satisfaction indeed to see the evidences of improvement and intellectual training which we saw on every hand. The composition and recitatlons were in advance or seemed to be of students 50 young, and argued exceedingly we'll both for teacher and pupils. Some of the compositions and speeches were especially deserving. There is no doubt but that these young ladies will be called again to our school, if their services can be procured. The zUa7m Weather aOe are noW endua1ng necessit0tes the 1agguent use 01 fans and pa1us0ls. A Handsome Hne |0f b0th articles gre nOW On exhibiti0n at Shinn'S. We acknowledge ourself under ob- ligations to the President and Secreta- ry of the Da-danelle Fire Co. No. l, for an invitation to enjoy an excursion up the river on the steamer Martha, Capt. Ed Shinn in command, this even- ing at 8 o'clock D. m. A lot of couples are expected from our little city to join the jolly excursion and aid in enlarging the measure of the joys and geod times anticipated. Cheap transportation go- ing and coming over the D. & R. R. R. can be had and especially, if the crowd is large.
 --Tbe cotton chopper and cultivator pattented by Mir. Albert Terrence of Harrison, appears to be THE thing needed by our farmers ill their culture of the staple. The want long felt, in that has been supplied, if looks do not deceive. It will be manufactured and on the market next season. The pat ent came to late to get it out sooner.
 Notice to Teachers. There will be meeting in the Dis | trict school house, No. II, on the moun- tain west of town, on Saturday the 9th day of June 1885, at 2 o'clock D. m. All teachers that made application for teaching in said District are requested! to be there or send their certificates and the amount of wages per month. By order of the Directors.
 JACOB BERG. For Me ne.rt thirzy days Shinn will giue c prize t0 eueay cash customer wh0 buys one d0l1aaS U0r7h 0f goods | from him.
 Some of the Russellyille visitors to Fort smith on the excursion, were placed under many and lasting obli- gations to Messrs. Gus Gill of Atkins and-Gill, his brother, of Fit. Smith whose furniture store room and mat tresses prevented the boys from having | to pile up somewhere on the streets. The boys will wish MT. Gill greater success than ever In his furniture busi- ness. It was kindness at time to make 1t appreciated.
 A Book Like a Tree. | Why is book like tree? It is full of leaves. Dr. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial leaves the bowels in their natur- al condition, and does not after check ing them, coIstipate, as many medi- cines do.
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