The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-02-25
LOCAL LINES.
II. MURPHY,

LOCAL LINES.
Mrs. W. Emmett White and babe. OF
,er. are visiting her fathers family
tbis place, this week.
Mr.. J. +. Jordan of Pope county
Miss Mollie Blanton, of Yell, were
rricd on the 18th inst.
Or. W. G. Marberrv, one of Do.
4 leading physicians, was an agree
caller Monday afternoon.
Capt. John N. Burnett, progress
agriculturalist of Pt. Remove, was
d " US Monday afternoon.
COT. Ben. Young, of the estate Of
erty." whose genial presence is an
hiling source of delight to his
ends. was visitor among us last
lex.
The little boy of Mr.. Ashmore, near
sias. whose accidental shooting we
|ntioned last week, is, we are glad to
improving, with fai- prospects OF
recovery.
mir. E. B. Ferguson spent couple
DAYS visiting his family here last
sk. Ed. is a veritabIe "knight of the
psack," and represents the Sparks
cine Co., of TT. Smith.
-pardanelle POET, llth: 1t is under
T. ID that there is TO De change in the
.fivelslip of the u. s. Land Office in
place about April lst, Col. u. l..
he resigning. The successorshlp is
batter of doubt
For SALE.--A good young horse.
bpy to JOHN a. ERWIN.
We learn that the stable of Charley
Ireland at Dover was set on fire twice
incandiaries one night last week,
was discovered each time soon
ough to exliuguish without much
mage. 1t is to be hoped the dastards
b be apprehended and punished.
The advertisement appearing in
ese columns for proposals to work
lnty conyicts gives March 10Th, 1885
The day on which eaid contracts will
let, when in fact it should read
rh 18th, 1886. The error we pre-
he, has misled no one, aud has been
Erected in the advertisement.
Cheap molasses --only Csc per gall
at YORK & BoTToMs'.
"A private letter from our friend c..
Brewton of Duck Creek, Texas, in
|ms us OF considerable damage to
eat there on account of cold weather,
that measels is raging, and lastly
Mrs. Brewton says, that "the last
hen must co." f necessary, to get
DEMOCRAT. Thanks. We credit
with the money sent, and enclose
bet.
Lore piece Of glassware thrown in
II every pound can OF baking pow
/ bough. Of York & Bottoms at zoe.
GRANTED to be good.
Last Monday was the 154th ami
ssary Of washington's birthday, he
Ao was first In war, first in peace
first In the hearts of his country
b." and of whom 1t is said after de
srately cutting his fathers cherry
he owned up like little man aud
PIT get licked for it We started out
say tie p0stoffice was closed In hon
u the day, otherwise nothing occur
10 mark the dav as different from
Der days.
Fl have three second hand sewing
Ichlnes In good condition, to ex-
ange fer wood or lumber.
ARTHUR ERWIN.
NJ. Joe Simpson, for many years
nneeted with Luker, Settle & Co., and
/ The past year engaged in the same
r. OF business "on his own HOOK" in
y place, has made arrangements to
~ shop in the near future at Potts
|a1ion. Mr.. Simpson Is a skilIful
hKman, prompt and reliable bust
= nan and withal courteous gem
fnsn, whom we cheerfully recon-
fhd TO orr friends at and around the
Won. We regret exceedingly to lose
hexcellent family from our midst.
-Remember that Love e Miller will
You horse collars, back bands,
|hes. traces, singletrees and all the
Ns you need, cheaper than the
Fspest..
A1oiher chapter has been added to
Mcswayne-Holt-L eatherwood af-
"A. Last week we noted the presence
Lutte Rock of Mr.. Leatherwood to
fufe Tie release Of Holt from custody
Inc trial OF McSwaine for his
mes. The night after Dir. Leather
~ sarriyal McSwaine took French
tse OF his fellows in the hospital,
r'lng note to the effect that Holt
aone nothing to be arrested for and
klng his release. Holt was liberated
,suay, and in company with Mr..
asherwood reached home Friday.
tawa'ne Is at liberty. and likely to re-
y so. ITO be continued ii fursher
Fs'opmenis come to light.l
lou will find the John Deere Gull
|%'f NJ Love & Miller's, The best
e, Also the Buckeye Cnltivator,
4, n nakss and anything you need in
'i'ne. Come and see.
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