The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05
Never was sunshine more welcome.

Meyer was sunshine more welcome.
Eddie G. Shaw has returned To-
Texarkana.
Judge James s. Linzey made us an
agreeable call last Tuesday.
Mr., w. G. Weimer made flying
business trip to ClarksvilIe this week.
quite number of the boys spent
last Sunday at Atkins and Potts Sta
ton.
Mr. Reuben Brown and wife left
for Palmer, Tex, this week. Success
to them.
-Messrs. - Erwin and A. ID. Camp
bell of Scottsville, called to see us yes
terday.
Mrs. II. F. White spent part Of
last week in Dardanelle visiting sick
relatives.
MIR w. A. Lyons was quite sick a
valescing.
Sunday school resolutions OH tn
death of Carrie and Sue West, will ap-
pear next week.
st. Valentine day approacheth.
And many tender missive is in
course of preparation.
Just about the time the mud is
gone and the streets get good we will
get our plank sidewalks.
The home of Rev. +. A. Barry was
made brighter by the visit Of little
stranger on the End, a fine boy.
NJ c.. Nf;..or -. Lo,,rI,t o,,t III a
candy man, and will dispense saccha-
rine goods at the old stand.
See the poultry advertisement of
Mrs. DR.. Yancey, and If you need any
thing III that line, give her your order.
The weather Is tantalizingly un-
certain but indications inspire the
hope that the worst is passed.
The Dardanelle Mail calls Rev. az
j. X. PerrIman "a Sanity Pretender."
This is about the size af him, Col!
Mrs. Nose Wofford returned SUM-
day from Fayetteville and reports
pleasant visit.
NORWAY DAT SEED for sale by
w. A. Mckinney, half mile north of
Russellville, on Dover road. feb2S.
Miss Mamie Nourse one of Cabin
Creeks elite, is visiting her relative.
Miss Bessie Weimer, at Potts Station.
Mr.. S. N. Robinson sof Gravclly
Hill, Yell Co., was in the city Monday.
He returned TO Yell Tuesday. Too
short visit Steve.
r.. j. Wilson has the best Stalk Cut
ters and Cotton Planters ever offered to
the trade. Every farmer should have
one. fcD-l2.
| Miss Make Meek returned last
Monday from Dar6anelle where she
has spent the past week with Mrs. b.
/ +. Mathews.
| From private letter we are sorry
| to learn that revcrses have overtlken
our once wide awake druggist Mr.. Jno.
w. Turner recently in business in Dal-
| las Texas.
The saddest event of the last week
was the death of Mr.. r. e. Bonds. He
was one of natures noblemen, and
| leaves scores of friends here and else
where to mourn his loss.
| -Wm West has bought out Messrs.
Ewton & Baird aud moved to the shop
of the latter on main street. BY this
arrangement both shops are consolidate
ed under the management Of Mr.. West.
1t is very strange that young man
will take Young lady to the show and
carry regular full line of ladies fur
nishing goods in his hat, unless he had
some motive in view. The Snowman
struck Bottom.
"A nong our callers this week we
are pleased to note the following: j.
NJ. Campbell and w. r. Halle, Scots
Vile; Prof Rayburn, Dover; X. II.
Dickey and Robert Carr, Holly Bend;
w. w. Brashear, Caglesville, VanTom-
linson. Dover.
Mrs. Henry Floyd leaves this morn
| ing for short visit to friends at Liirle
Rock and Hillsboro, and TO prepare for
housekeeping. We wish her a pleas
ant visit, and great success in the bust
ness she is preparing for.
To THE PuBLIc.- i have large
stock of fancy and family groceries TO
exchange for cash or country produce.
Prices reasonable. Call and see me, on
Jefferson street, next door TO Jacob
sons. X. IL. TATE.
Mr.. Harrison Smith has bought out
James McClure's stock of goods at Lon
don and will continue the business at
the same place. Our best wishes 90
with Mr.. Smith and family in their new
home. They will move in about ten
days.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair re-
newer imparts fine gloss and fresh
ness to the hair, and is highly rec
commended by physicians, clergymen
and scientists, as a preparation &C
complishing wonderful! results. 1t
is certain remedy for removing
dandruf, making the scalp white
and clean and restoring grey hair to
its youthful color.
If The present spring like weather
continues, soon win the fabricator of
.garden sass" with the festive mule,
piow, spade, rake, hoe, and other par
apbernalia of his horticultural office,
be tearing up the green sward.