The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-21
LOCAL LINES.
Good rain Tuesday.

Miss Bessie Evans returned home Monday.
 .-.Mr John Trest has returned from Tennessee.
 Uncle Billy Dacus has been on the sicK list this week.
 There was a good attendance at all the churches last Sunday.
 -Barrister L. Russell visited Clarks- vile Monday on legal business. MT. J. E. Battenfield was seriously indisposed the first of this week.
 MT. Bob Harkey made hurried business trip to Ft. Smith Tuesday. The first cotton bloom brought in to this office was by J. D. Wick, on June 18th,
 Miss Kate Settle has gone to Ken lucky to spend the summer with rela tives.
 -Dr. c. l.. Kirksey of Dover was among our most appreciated callers Monday.
 Planters report crops Tn good con dition and in need of no more rain at present.
 MT. l. N. Cagle, one of Cagles- yille's leading merchants, was in town Monday.
 Editors c. II. McGuire and Eugene Moore were callers at our sanctum yes terdsy.
 The foundation for Bernard Bros. hria ht,o ic arin n IT completion.
 The handsome residence of MT. Will Swilling, in West Russellville, is ap- preaching completion.
 Miss Lora Shankle, of Mississippi and Miss Ella Blackburn of Ozark, are wis., Iting Mrs. Lizzie White.
 -Rey. Mr. Mum, of South Caro- lima, preached at the Baptist church last Sun day, morning and night.
 Among our appreciated callers last Friday were Messrs. P. w. Parker, C.. G. Oates and c. c. Mueller.
 Prof. and Mrs. Hazen Shinn and son arrived Tuesday from Little Rock and will spend the summer here.
 Mir. J. Jacobson of Little Rock and Postmaster J. F. Cowan were guests of Mir. M. Jacobson Saturday.
 Big hearted, jolly w. B. Young, of Liberty township, was in town Tues day and favored us with a call.
 MT. Jesse Henry left Tuesday for ten days trip to Kansas and Missouri points in the interest of his lumber bus mess.
 Mrs. James T. Fowler and daugh- ter, Miss Lula, will leave to-day for Missouri, where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs. II. F. White left Monday on a visit to relatives in Texas. She was accompanied as far as Little Rock by her husband.
 MT. Geo. Bruchie, formerly citi- zen of this place, is on the road now as a representative for St. Louis Cider manufactory.
 MT. k. II. Shinn, the efficient sec retary of the canning company, was quite sick a few days last week, but IS at his post again.
 Capt. J. R. II. Scott. Miss Emma Howell and her little sister, Katie, left yesterday afternoon for Chicago on n visit to relatives.
 Mayor J. ". Russell sports fine bandana, regulation size and shape, winch he manipulates with the charac- teristic Thurman twist.
 Impurities of the blood often cause great annoyance at this season; Hood s Sarsaparrilla purifies the blood, and cures all such affections.
 Jack Hartsell says that cotton blooms taken from volunteers around cotton gins won't count this year. He wants no "Shenanigan."
 Six parties were arrested Tuesday charged with disturbing religious wor- ship at Norristown last Sunday. An investigation will be had to-day.
 Master Joe Jacobson has returned from St. Louis to spend the summer months at home. He has the appear ance of having been good school boy
 ---Just received, big line of wigwam slippers very cheap NJ. Jacobson
 A new jewelry firm in town--thc l two Jims. They have invested largely and will unload at a bargain to make room for the soap man who is expect cd next week.
 Gall immediately if you want Re | frigerators. Jno. A. Erwih x Co.
 It is said that B. J. Strickland and | Wm. Rankin will soon take the roac as stars in magnetic and electriea entertainment having learned the trleS Monday night.
 ---Now is your time to secure bar gains. M' Jacobson
 We are authorized to announce that there will be a Sunday school pie nic at Center Valley, June 30th. Ev erybody invited to come and bring bas kets we'll filled.
 Wilson is making especially low prices for cash during the summer.
 An assistant druggist arrived a the residence of J. W. Wells Monday night. Mother and son doing well ant pretty strong ground for hope Of re coyery of the father.
 -FoR SALE.-A good COW. Apply to J. w. WELLS. ' --Rev. W. c. Wheat, of Beebe, occc pied the pulpit of the Cumberland Presbyterian church last Sunday morn ing and night. His discources wer' logical and edifyiog.
 --.Just think of It, wall paper at 759c per roll. Jno. A. Erwin x @.
 "A pair of slick-tongu ued auc.ioneer paid us q call this week and disposed 0 quite lot of their wares. It is de batable question which is the more solt T the goods or the purchasers.
 ---You can't possibly do without refrigerator. Jno. A. Erwin < Co.