The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-06

Miss Viola Boles Is mentioned al
the propable recipient of the Dardanelle
postoffice plum under harrison's admin.
istration.
Every purchaser of % cents worth
of cigars, tobacco and snuff gets one
ticket in drawing for fine Music Box a,
J. NJ. Harkey & Bros.
we would be pleased If all our sub
scribers would remember that we want
them to settle their subscription right
away. Don't forget 1t.
--Rus.ellville is a live town, compos-
ed of live people, and her substantial
improvements are noticeable on all
sides. Let the good work go on.
Mrs. Melton, relict of the lamented
A. =. Melton, who was pastor of the
Methodist church here in 1885 and died
in that year, Is visiting Mrs. +. j. Mum
..-xy. -
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church will give supper on
Friday night. December 2lst, the pro-
ceeds to be used in extinguishing the
parsonage debt.
The ticket which drew the watch
at Wilkey d Steuckel's last drawing
was numbered 37S instead Of 1913 as stat
ed last week. The latter figure was a
typographical error.
Mr.. Ouillen, of Kansas, the fore
runner OF several other families, is
among the latest arrivals from the bleak
west seeking comfort in the sunny south
He will engage In farming
Mr.. Hazen Shinn Of Little Rock is
very sick with malarial fever. His
mother, Mrs. Judd, went down Monday
to see him. We hope to be able to chron-
icle his early convalescence.
Subscribers desiring the address of
their papers changed should mention
the name Of the office to which 1t has
been sent as we'll as the one to which
they want 1t sent in the future.
80 The following marriage licences
Y have been issued by the clerk since last
Issue: J. A. Redmond to Mise Mary
Gibson, A. Garrigus TO Miss e. v. NAL
lett, A. c. Gerard to Miss Lille Belle
Tinker.
Mr.. w. w. Warren Of johnson
county, Nebraska, the purchaser of the
Jones place, has arrived. Heis prac-
.ical farmer and stockraiser. Some OF
the stock brought with him are pro-
nounced very fine indeed.
The IL eB- Of the Russellville
girls Of the are small, tapering and
beautifully shaped; her l l are beauti-
ful as the =, and she Is without her
x: her frown is and her figure ex-
cites III! Of surprise and hankering
TO en-, her.
go to wilkey & Stueckels for bril-
dal presents.
Society is all agog,-on the que
we've" so TO speak, over the weddings
to occur within the next two or three
weeks. Some of our best Young people
are going to desert the ranks of "singie
~bIessedness" to snterthe arena OF connu-
bal felicity. Joy be with them for ev-
ermore.
Watches from $3.50 to sl5O.at VIII
key and Stueckel's.
Mr.. Robert Williamson. postmaster
and merchant at Martinyille, Faulkner
county, arrived last week, accompanied
by his family, on q visit to relatives
whom he has not seen for four years.
Mr.. w. is a native of Pope and 1t goes
without saying his welcome is genuine
ly cordial.
Furniture for everybody and prices
satisfactory, Jno. A. Erwin 81 Co.
Capt. James NJ. Harkey was elected
by the grand lodge last week to serve
a third term as district deputy grand
master for the 18th masonic district.
The Captain has served with distinction
the two preceding terms aud his reap
pointment Is a deserved recognition of
waluohIa oarvtaa narfOrmAd.
Sewing machines for everybody
cheap for cash. Jno. A. Erwin q Co.
Mr.. o. G. Hays, of Valparaiso,
Ind, was an appreciated caller las.
Thursday. He has been travelling
through the county seeking a location
for fruit farm and thinks he has found
place to his liking. Ii he comes ne
will engage in this business on quite
an extensive scale.
Every sewing machine we have Is
guaranteed In every particular.
Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
The unfavorable weather OF the
past month has greatly retarded the
gathering of the Gotten crop In THIS
county and there is yet much OF IL In
the fields. The crop though smaller
than last year will bring about as much
money into the channels of trade owing
TO the increased price.
If you want sewing machine OF
any kind come to see us.
Jno. A. Erwin Il Co.
We desire to return thanks to the
many kind friends who have shown
their appreciation of our efforts by pay
ing up arrearages and renewing for an
other year. We trust our subscribers
will keep up the good work so that MOI
a delinquent will appear on our books
by the close Of the year.
If you want wooden peice goods &c
to wilkey & Stuckel's and getany thing
you want.
-Gorton's minstrels played oo'
nights engagement at Lukers hal
last Friday TO a small house. or th'
play but little can be said In praise fol-
the most of the performance was very
common place. The music was the re
deeming feature OF the show and elicit
ed favorable comment on all sides.
--Wilkey 81 Stuckel keep first class
Tailor shop and will give you mrs
class fit.
The Rey. S. S. Key has been assign
ed to Alma and Mulberry for the ensu
Ing conference year, aud will move NJ
family to Alma sometime next week
This excellent family will carry witt
them to their new field OF labor tn
best wishes the many friends made du
ring their three years sojonrn amoni
us.