The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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 Send us your neighborhood news. --Rev. J. II. Parker has moved to Atkins.
 to be sure.
 Capt. P. J. Rollow of Dover was in town Monday.
 -Mr. Ed Bernard was at Dardanelle on business last Monday.
 Ut is predicted that sweet potatoes will be scarce next spring.
 Many of our ladies lost their finest flowers during the late freeze.
 Dudley E. Jones Co.,, Little ROCK, sells all Kinds of machinery.
 Judge J. $. Linzey was welcome visitor to our office last Wednesday.
 MT. Nun Bottoms of Dardanelle, Apent Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss Lizzie Pennington returned last week to her home in Clarksville.
 Mayor Richards returned from a visit to Ft. Smith friends last Monday. Read the new ordinance providing for sidewalks on every street in town. Dudley E. Jones Co.,, Little Rock, sells all kinds of field and garden seed. The thermometer has descended so low that it is disreputable to associate with it. = from pleasant visit among Argenta friends. MT. R. L. Blakely. London's effici- ent station agent, was an agreeable caller last Saturday.
 b-The average size boy for number of days, will live on cotton, spit hre and make ribbons CD.
 In this contest of the elements we bet on old Sol every time. He'll win if it takes until the dog days. -Mrs. 5. R. Judd returned last week from pleasant visit to her soi Prof. J. Hagen Shinn of Little Rock.
 It is feared by some of our fruit men that the late freeze has killed the buds on peach and plum trees.
 -Messrs. Will and Chas. York, and w. k. Pruitt attended the Christian convention at Little Rock last week.
 See the advertisement of the Ar kansas Valley Route, grand cheap rate excursion to New Orleans, January Mir. Sam Gray has moved from Norristown back to Russellville and oc- cunies the Riddle residence on the west side.
 z -Messrs. W. T. Blackford and Robt. Shirley, of Scottsville, were pleasant visitors to the DEMOCRAT sanctum lasf Monday.
 Mrs. M. Battenfield returned from Little Rock last Sunday alter a protract- cd visit of several weeks with relatives and friends.
 We understand that Capt. Scott, Miss Rose Patterson and J. Arthur Err win will take In the excursion to New Orleans on the Eth.
 -Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Pruitt returned M3nday, from Little Rock, where they attended convention Of the Christian Church during the past week.
 Tax payers should remember that the time for paying taxes expires Feb ruary 10, and there will be no extention as the legislature is not in session.
 Buy your sash, doors, blinds, etc., from Love & Miller where you can find a complete stock from which to make your selections.
 The assessor will start on his round February lst beginning in Lee town ship. See him when he visits your township and do not forget the number of your school district.
 SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser- b able by that terrible cough. shiloh g < Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by J. w. Wells. MT. HarIson Smith, London's leau- ing merchant, accompanied by his wife, went out to Dover Saturday on visit to old friends. They returned Tuesday and passed up home after very pleas ant trip.
 SHILOH'S vITALIZER is what you reed for Constipation, Loss of Appe- tite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by J. w. Wells.
 No man should depend entirely on one kind of product whether it be fru,t, stock or cotton. If the table anu the N stable are provided for farmer will M A6t suffer; he may lose his profits but he will not lose his living.
 MT. T. H. Elgin retuI ned Saturday from Sand Spring township where be put up some handsome tombstones 10 mark the last resting place of the wife of MT. s. G. Harris, who died last Au- gust.
 The Patesville Guard. Lonoke Democrat and Morrilton Headlight postponed their drawings to accommo- date their subscribers. Likewise the DEMOCRAT. But tbere will be no fur ther posponement after March 9th. Get your ticket or be left.
 --REMEMB the DEMOCRAT draw ing will positively come of Saturday March 9th, 1886, and several yaluaoie prizes will be given away to subscribers D# of the paper. Do not fail to pay up cd get ticket.
 N From Mir. A. NJ. Henry we learn that Capt. F. W. Parker has about re- covered from the injuries sustained by the accident, mention of which was made In the DEMOCRAT two weeks ago. At first his injuries were thought to be fla tai, but good nursing and medical skill brought him around all right.
 Valley guttering &c., made on a few minutes notice at Love & Miller's.
 --We have been informed that our formerly very highly appreciated young lady teacher, Miss Lizzie Ger hardt, has been appointed to position as assistant teacher in the High School of Pine Bluff. The directors of that school are to be congratulated for hay ing secured the services of one so suc- y Ytssful as teacher.
 --NOW IS the time to subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. It will be worth many hnes the cost of subscription to any man who desires to be posted on the important events winch will transplre within the next twelve months.
 The subscription school under the