The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-28
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LOCAL LINES.

1 NVuhIy court cOnVenco Ht4t HUH day.
 The county jail has three inmates now.
 Farmers are looking blue--too much rain.
 l Fruit of all kinds are becoming plentiful.
 The base ball craze has escaped us this season.
 i The bayou is niger than ever known in June before.
 Two weeks of sunshiny weather would be boon to farmers.
 Through trains to Fort Gibson will be put on alter the 1st of next month.
 The rains have retarded work on the new business houses and the brick kilns.
 | Mrs. Sangster, of Palestine, Ark, Is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. Oliver.
 We are indebted to Messrs. ". D. peaches.
 ---Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Oates came Tn yesterday afternoon to see our power press at work.
 Prof. B. A. Kuhn and MT. John Helyenston of 0a., were welcome cal lers Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bailey, of Ar genta, are up on visit to the family of Mir. A. J. Hartsell.
 Miss Mary Sutton, of Fayetteville, was the guest of Mrs. J. E. Battenfield Sunday and Monday.
 The family of Capt. k. J. Wilson moved over to Mt. Nebo yesterday to spend the heated term.
 Every democratic voter in Pope county should turn out and vote in the primaries on the 14th of July.
 Mir, H. F. White returned last week from trip to the Indian country over the extension of the Valley route.
 -Russellville congratulates Mt. Nebo on securing the Normal summer school. |. May it become the Monteagle of Arkan- sas.
 Register Wilson of the Dardanelle 1 land office was over yesterday calling upon friends and looking atfer legal afr fairs.
 The oat crop is almost total wreck on account of excessive rains. The wheat crop is also damaged in the shock.
 Town marshall Emerson has gone to Tennessee on visit. While ne IS gone deputy marshal 0. B. Guest holds down the office.
 Remember, democrats. the 14th of July is the day on which you are to vote at your precinct for your choice for county officers.
 Distress after eating, heartburn, sick headache and indigestion are cured by Hoods Sarsaparrilla. It also ere ates good appetite.
 -Messrs. Tom Davis and l.. F. De- shon have rented the Menefee cottage av Mt. Nebo and will move over this week to spend the summer.
 MT. J. F. Muniay, manager of the Fort Smith Furniture Co.,, is spending a few days in town and receiving a cordial welcome from friends.
 -Sheriffs J. H. Hicks of Lonoke county and J. B. Coblentz of Conway county were here last week attending to legal business with our officers.
 John Craig was lodged in jail Thursday by deputy-sheriff White, charged with forgery. His trial will come off at next term of circuit court.
 A new chandelier has been receiv- ed at the NJ. k. church, south, to take the place of the one broken while the recent improvements were Tn progress. Il MT. J. NJ. Luker has been appoint ed one of the judges of the primary election for this township in lieu of w.. A. Mckinney, who asked to be reliev- ed.
 Miss Lillie Mosely, the handsome daughter of Mir. J. A. Moseiy, return ed Tuesday, having spent the scholas- tic year at Russellville, Ky, female college.
 Prof. Frank Knowlton, principal of the Lamar public school spent lew days this week with his family here. Sorry to see him little indisposed from an attack of Asthma.
 MT. s. H. Ozment placed in our office Monday pair of irish potatoes of the New York Rose variety weigh ing over two pounds, grown on his farm near Caglesville.
 FoR SALE.-One good iron safe.
 if K. R WILSON.
 Mir. W. D. Beers, travelling cores pondent of the Havana (N. Y) Journal is in town securing data for an article on this part of Arkansas for his paper We acknowledge apleasant call. - Best barb wire in town at GARDEN & LovE',s.
 A slight fire broke out Tuesday , morning in the picker room at the MeIsose mill and damaged about l0O hounds of cotton. It Is thought the } fire originated from the careless hand ling of match. Fresh bread every day at Bernard & Co.'S.
 MT. Manse Albright of Freeman has placed upon our table some sam . ple heads of wheat, to show that thi cereal can be grown on the noun tall q just as we'll as anywhere else. Tn samples are good. . ---New goods daily by express Come and see them. M. Jacobson. The Rev. MT. Worth of New Tor $ state, minister of the Baptist faith, 1 f here in conference with some Of ou e leading real estate agents. It is quit . likely he will invest as he is well pleas Q ed with the country. = For croquet sets, hammoeks, balls hats. &c.. call on J. W. WELLS. e The Russellville contingent of tn 'f Teaehers' annual meeting at Dardar