The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-01
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LOCAL LINES.

LOCAL LINES.
 Town council tomorrow night. Christmas twenty four days hence. MT. Grant Vim is teaching school at Prairie Grove.
 Miss Annie Rozzell Is clerking for J. Nj. White & Son.
 Deputy County Clerk W. c. Rem frow was in town Monday.
 1.-Two obituaries have been received and will appear next week.
 --J. l.. Tucker now occupies the old Jacobson stand on the corner.
 Glad to receive call from Dr. W. c. Renfrow, Tuesday morning.
 w. NJ. Albright and wife. of Free man Spring, called this morning.
 -Mince meat, jellies, kraut, pickles, at F. l.. BoTrOMs. Capt. John R. H. Scott returned from visit to Little Rock last Sunday. --Messrs. Dudley James and Em- met White, Of Dover, were in town Tuesday.
 MT. J. II. Mooney has returned from the mining regions of Montgome- ry county.
 -Go and see the new Auctioneer at York & Bottoms and buy goods at your own prices,
 Officers for the ensuing year will be elected by the blue lodge next Sat urday night.
 MT. Robert Truett has returned home, having completed his building contracts at lima.
 BRADFIELD's FEMALE REGULATOR will cure all Arrangements or lrregu larities of the monthly sickness. --Messrs. J. c. and H. D. Bonds, of Dover, T. K. Bonds Of Cabin Creek and Henry Bonds, of Atkins, were callers, this week.
 Sheriff Young has appointed the following deputies: John Bonard, Do yer; John NJ. White, Atkins; James Oates, Russellville.
 -Messrs. P. J. Follow, W. E.white, W. B. Rollow, W. II. Poynter and pr. D. P. Ruff of Dover, attended the rail- road meeting here last night.
 We are indebted to Col. A. H. Webb, of San Francisco, for late Cali fornia papers, reviewing the horticul- tural interests of the Pacific slope.
 It is reasonable to suppose that Russellville will soon have new post master, but who will receive the covet- ed prize is the absorbing question.
 A song service of worship and praise will be held at the Cumberland Presbyterian church next Sunday night. Read programme elsewhere.
 The DEMOCRAT has blank applca- tions for final proof on homesteads and will make out applications for persons desiring to make final proof on their land.
 Mrs. NJ. K. Weathers is suffering with something that closely resembles the dengue fever of Texas. She has been sick about week, and Is conya- lescent
 Foods Sarsaparilla, acting through the blood, reaches every part of the system, and in this way positively cures catarrh.
 We acknowledge pleasant call from Gen. John II. Rice, of Fort Scott Kansas, who Is here In the interest oi the proposed New Orleans, Matches & Ft. Scott railroad.
 Mir. Percy Hinton, of Atkins, came down from Dover last Thursday with the Garden -Rollow wedding party, and while here favored the DEMOCRAT with an appreciated visit.
 MT. II. N. Shade has had the mis- fortune to have the boat he recently bought from Mir. Mann condemned by the board of steamboat inspectors. The hull was found to be entirely unsafe.
 The family of Hon. w. B. Hoke Judge of the Jefferson County, Ky. Court, used St. Jacobs Oil with sig nal success.
 Thanksgiving day was not as gen- erally observed here as it should have been. How thankful the people were we are not prepared to say. but they did not manifest it by oing to church. Uncle Johnnie Nordin, father ol Messrs. George and William Nordin. oI this county, died last week. He was | very old man, and was well and favor ably known throughout the county.
 Miss Georgia A. Simpson Of Lonok IS visiting her brother, J.T. simpson, a Potts Station. We understand that sh' eontemplates embarking In the milli nery business at the Station at an earl. day.
 The manager of the DEMOCRAT to gether with his better half and othe invited guests sat around the fiesta board at the residence of Mir. and Mrs James Jamison on Thanksgiving day hne specimen of His Turkeyship wa nisseeted in conventional style, am Mlth many other pleasing and tooth some etceteras, was enjoyed to the full fst extent. The occasion was a mos happy one, and we sincerely hope tha MT. and Mrs, JamIson will enjoy man