The Russellville Democrat., 1891-05-28

l Remember the Reindeer Cultivatol l Is the best ever put on the market, and has less breakages than any cultivatoi made. Wc have special terms to make to parties who will make up club and buy as many as two or three at time. Give us call early as the supply Is limited. Respectfully, Love < Roys Hardware Go.
 --On next Tuesday there will be quite an exodus going out from us. Miss Teeter leaves for Chattanooga to visit 8 friend. before turning her face towards Ohio; Miss Jones returns to his home in Pennsylvania and Miss Jennie Me Clure to hers in Virginia, accompanied by Miss Lillie Rankin and Mrs. Della Rowan. Many wistful look will fol- low that train out.
 The following young people of At kins attended the closing exercises of the Rnssellville Graded School Wednes- day evening" Harrison Box and Miss Georgie Guest: J. A. Hill and Miss Mamie Lemley; John McCarley and Misses Estelle Hinton, Sarah McCarley, Pearl Leatherw ood and Willie Hinton ; Will Bledsoe and Misses Jennie Box, aduu ccdfiSib, hlitic IOiu aHu OVbu- nie Bledsoe.
 Through the courtesy of Mfr. James Potts we were shown couple of boxes Of strawberries, Of the Jessie, Happy Jack and Wilson varieties, sent him by his brother B. B. Potts, living at Edmond, Ok, which were as fine as any we have ever seen. Certainly if that country is as well adapted to the growth of other fruits as this, it will command attention in this particular, at least.
 ---The editor of this paper was elect ed first vice-president of the Arkansas Press Association at Batesville. This action virtually makes him president at the next annual meeting, and the association will then have bonored it's very werthiest member. Its gavel has been in many able and worthy hands. but everything has climax, and that gavel will have reac he'd it's climax when it passes into the hands of Mir. B. F. lobe. The ad interim editor is re- sponsible for this; he well knows this would not be printed in the DEMOCRAT if the editor was at home, but he isn ' and can't help himself.
 --The editor. n-chief is at present ofr on an 'texcurt" with the rest oi the press gang, the local editor is busy writing an ante mortem sketch, entitled Newspaper Hustling as l Have Found It,' after which he proposes to hie away to scme secluded spot and "kick the bueket;" the sporting editor has not yet returned from the Corbett-Jack. son mill, the society editor has quit this ranch and is now writing up the town for the K. c. Sunday Sun; the dramatic editor has gone on the stage with a play of his own. entitled "A Son of the Millennium, or The Man Who Patronized the Printer;" the mu. sical editor is trying to solve the prob lem: What shall be done with the girl next door?; the obituary editor is al work on an article on the new third party; the snake sditor has gone a-fish- ing (not "hied away to the babbling brook to wage war with the fnny tribe," but just simply gone a-fishiDgl the horse editor is attending tbe spring races at Ft. Smith; the fighting editol Is still on deck at the old stand, with : fresh supply of nerve, together with 7 thorough knowledge of the Sullivanit art, and the devil -ah the devil, con tinuss to manipulate the leaden "silent gossiperso as of yore. So, with thu DEMOCRATS staff Ill this predicament | we beg our readers to receive with len ity the feeble effort that Is thrust upor them this week.