The Russellville Democrat., 1888-08-30
LOCAL LINES.

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 Mrs. M. c. Bonds is visiting friends near Dover.
 Mir. James Hartsell is visiting the parental roof
 The hunting season will open next Saturday, the 1st.
 This is good time to lay in your winters supply of fuel.
 Mrs. Maxle Williams returned last week from Philadelphia.
 -E. V. Trammell, of Argenta, spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Minnie Rye, of Ft. Smith, is visiting Miss Sue Lawrence.
 "A protrscted meeting hss beso held in the NJ. E. c5usch inc past week. | -Goto w. c. Weimers for fine cream candies. a large stock just received, MT. J. c. Bonds returned Sunday from ten days visit to Hot Springs. l Our thanks are due Capt. John R. Homer Scott for late copies of Chicago papers.
 ] -Messrs. E. J. Strickland and J. P. Macarthur have each moved into their 1 new residence. ! Miss Allie Bayliss returned Thurs 1 day from delightful visit among Pine | Bluff friends.
 l Mrs. W. H. Bonds and children of Atkins, are visiting friends in the vi- cinity of Dover. The blue lodge meets ne-t Saturday l night at the usual hour. There will be worS in the second degree. Farmers are rejoicing over the in- crease in their crop prospects, the re- | sulf Of the recent cop ous rains. Miss Pearl Russell ,l, Miss Ella very pleasant visit to M3sriiton. Tine Rev. Mir. Stevens has returned from Texas, and resumed the regular services at the Christian church. We are pleased to note that Rev. w. M. Robinson, of Morrllton, is recover ing from his recent severe illness.
 MT. W. H. Humphreys returned Monday from Philadelphia. Mrs. .Hum- phreys and West, Jr. will return later.
 Why not b1y your drOEs It W. c. Weimers and get a chance at fine par Tor organ, fer every dollsc yol spend?
 Mrs. Mamie Faulk ner, aged S5, of the Pisgah neigbborhood, died on the 25th inst. She. was buried 'n Pissab cemetery.
 -Pimples, boils and other humors are liable to appear when the blood gets heated. To cure them take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 -Numbe, no drew the watch at Will key < S.eJckei's dlawing laso Saturday. The prize will be delivered O. D esenta- tiop of the ticket.
 Miss Sallie Weimer, of Potts Sta tion, and Misses Lizzie and Moliie Nil Ter, of Lamar, were guests of Mrs. En- fly Miller last Saturday.
 MT. J. W. Chasteen of Fayetteville brother of Robt. Chasteen, ,passed up the road Thursday, en route home from business trip to Little Rock. cYSIBLEY. HoGINS, YOUNG, BULLOCK, PEELER, HICKMAN, DAVIS AND GRANT ARE THE CAN DIDATES TO VOTE FOR. DEMO- CRAFTS SHOW YOUR FEALTY TO YOUR PARTY AND YOUR PEO- PILE BY VOTING THE TICKET THROUGH. VOTE. ALSO" AGAINST LICENSE" AND AGAINST CON- STITUTIONAL CONVENTION"
 -Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt left Sunday foc Louisville to at,ead as delegate from this State, the Southern Dental Assoc;a- f.np Ha w.li ha oaaa Waak
 The candidates for county offices will entertain tne cit;zels Of Lond on to-day, Russellv'le ie-mosrcw and At k..s .Gay. This w;aG9 "p .1a can vass.
 -The democrats of Galla Creek town will poll their full strength next Mon- day insuring the township to the demo- crats.
 Mrs. Quitman Davis and Miss Nora Tucker accompanied by Messrs. K. NJ. Lennox and H. w. Mann returned Monday from a visit to Yell county friends.
 Several of our merchants will leave next Monday for the markets to puro hase their fall stock of goods. They will cast their ballots, however, before starting.
 MT. "Bob' Fraser, the gentleman | ly assistant station agent at this place, has been assigned to duty at the Iron Mountain Crossing, Argents, for pair of weeks.
 On account of sickness Col. J. NJ. | Harrell could not fill his appointment here on the 23d. Weare promised visit from hin, however. before the Novem- Der election.
 MT. Percy Hinton, of Atkins. last | Saturdax obtained warrant from Esq. Mckinney for the arrest of a party for the theft of watch on the day of the primary election.
 TAKE NoTIozl-The lsd!ss of the Christian cnurcl VII g've an ce cam supper at the Eagle flo el next Friday evening-Auc ust G!sC Eve'v body in- vted to attend.
 MT. Frank Roys, Bridge, Beach & Co.'S. enterprising missionary, dropped in upon his Russellville friends Friday, all smiles and full of business. He is selling big bills of goods.
 Mir. Thos. J. Hicks, representing the Press Printing Co.,, Little Rock, was calles at our office Tdesds 2 after noon. There Is not a mo e genial or worthy knight of the grip on the road than this same Mir. Dicks.
 -Dr. And 'ew Howeil and Mir. Percy Hinton, of Adkins, arIayed in elega Cleveland mats. dispo-ted themselves upon our streets Tuesday 70 he evident gratiflcat'on of their many friends.
 A large and handsome Cleveland and Thurman banner, trimmed with bandannas, has been flung to the breeze from the fiag-pole at Jacobson's corner. I ,roIa thai xufII knnnE fha