The Russellville Democrat., 1885-05-14

It was painfully evident last Friday morning that picnics were not yet ripe. Mrs, Mark A. Moseley, of Ola, Is over on visit to relatives and friends. Rather queer climatic changes for the Suhny South have occurred the past week.
 Prof. G. A. Jones will please ac- cept thanks for half gallon delicious strawberries.
 Mir. Percy Hinton, of Atkins, fla vored the DEMOCRAT with social call last Saturday.
 Miss Ethel Baird, of London was visiting in town this week, the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Gray.
 MT, C. J. Reese, of Atkins, was In town last week and favored the DEMO- GRAF with call.
 Merchants It really is surpris- ing how quick goods move by adver- Using. Try it often.
 Our townsman, A. NJ. Bradley, Esq., is just recovering from a severe illness. Glad to see him out again.
 MT. Daucherty of Atkins was in town last week taking orders for Pink erton's "Thirty years Detective" The "cold wave'' and "May bliz- zard'' set the "oldest inhabitant'' thinking when such snap had hap pened before.
 Rev. H. B. Milner, of this place, as an early gardener is success. He enjoyed new peas and Irish potatoes one day laat week.
 Wheat is beginning to head out and no indication of rus. reported. It now looks as if full halt crop will be harvested in this county.
 MT. c. G. Oates favored us with a call one day last week. He has just finished ginning for the season and re- ports 294 bales of cotton put up.
 Prime Kansas and Missouri Ger. man Millet is being sold at bottom prices by the Dudley k. Jones Co. of Little Rock. It pays to buy of them. A valuable contribution from coun. ty-clerk Potts entitled "DelinquentT Tax Sales'' is published on first page. In terested persons would do well to ex. anime 1t.
 -Dcputy DOstiudstCt CiV" "asieoN the paternal roof last week. During his absence J. A. Moseley, Esq, assist ed in holding down business in ths postoffice.
 Capt. P. w. Parker and Dr. T. B Whitesides were in town last Saturday and paid the DEMOCRAT a pleasant visit and made an appreciated contribution te eur exchequer.
 Last Monday the Southern Ex' press began to operate on the Valley Route. This, it is thought, will make great change in the express business and gives a through route to New Or leans.
 MT. James H. Simpson is a new conner in the Appleton neighberhood He is staunch democrat, and believ ing in keeping posted on his county affairs, has made himself solid with tht DEMOCRAT.
 Miss Bessie Humphreys, sister o MT. West II. Humphreys of this place was married last week, at Philadelphia to Mr.N .Flanigan, son of ex-Gov. Flani gan. The DEMOCRAT extends it's bes wishes.
 News items from all over the coun- ty solicited. Send by letter, postal cart or word of mouth. But the lest said about neighborhood troubles the bet. ter for they always have two sides ant both claim to be right.
 Mir. John A. Erwin. wife ant daughter, Miss CoriEna Parker ant Miss Della Grace, of Dover; MT. l.. M Smith, wife and two daughters anc Miss Maxie Meek, departed for New Orleans last Tuesday morning.
 It affords us much pleasure to note A the Increased success of the Appleton Academy under the able supervision 0 Prof. N. W. Kuhn, as principal. Prof K. has done good work at Appleton and enjoys the confidence and esteen of large circle of friends.
 MT. c. NJ. Flynn, agent for CamI Bros. Churl Moter, made us pleasan call this week. He reports success ant has no trouble 1t convincing the mos skeptical that his is the best butter making invention extant. Mir. Fiynr Is at present at Dover, but will return to this section the last of this week.