The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-20
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LOCAL LINES.

--Judge l.. ". Davis is in Littl Rock.
 Miss Rebecca Scarlett is visiting friends in Atkins.
 Mrs. W. H. Humphreys returned Tuesday from visit to Little Rock.
 We will publish the proceeding of the Teachers Institute next week.
 ---Messrs. Youngblood & Morris hay, opened new meat shop on Jefferson street.
 Mrs. Mamie Blevins of White coun t,y, is visiting her relative, Mir. E. Un derwood and family. -Mr. G. ". Shlnn and wife, of Lit tie Rock, arrived Sunday on visit tC the formers parents. -Dr. A. H. Scott and wife of Littl, Rock are sojourning in California fol recreation and pleasure.
 New cotton IS coming in more ire. quently now and business activity per vades the streets and stores.
 Six room residence for rent. Alp ply to this office.
 Miss Mattie Williams has gone tc Texarkana where she has accepted a position in the public school.
 -G. W Burgess keeps fresh, pure apple cider. Try it. -Durrell Wood has opened a restau rant in the late postoffice building on the east side of Jefferson street. Goods must go at Garden & Loves Call and price. Miss Carrie Erwin, who has been visiting her uncle, Mr. Will Erwin, at Ft. Smith returned home Friday. Wilson's new stock is larger than ever. It is immense. Mrs. Dr. Wyatt attended the Hol- enberg-Cravens wedding at Clarks- vile last week, returning home Thurs |day.
 See Wilson's prices before you buy, for he will not be undersold.
 MT. Will Puekett and Mrs. Dora Poe left Saturday morning for a months visit among friends in Logan county.
 -Residenee with three rooms for rent. Apply to R. J. Wilson.
 Economy and strength are peculiar to Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only medi- cine of which "100 Doses One Dollar" is true.
 Be sure and see our furniture.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. Our merchants are all back from the markets and are now busy display ing and disposing of their large stocks of goods.
 New goods arriving every day at
 Wilson's.
 If dust Is good disinfectant, the remarkable good health of this town at present can be accounted for on that hypothesis.
 Mitchell wagons, the Old Reliable, at R. J. Wilson's
 The new brick store of Bernard Bros. is rapidly nearing completion. greatly to the appearance the block in which it is located.
 Come and examine my stock and prices. NJ. Jacobson. Mrs. J. A. Stevens returned Fri day from protracted visit among friends at Texarkana and other points in southwest Arkansas.
 Don't fail to see our stock of furni- ture. Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 MT. R. F. Roys, one of the jolliest knights of tho grip, and popular, spent Sunday here. Frank has worked up fine trade for his house.
 For nice Henrietta dress pattern call in at Wooten & Oates. Mrs. Bettie Bowden died at her home near Caglesville few days ago. She was daughter of W. w. Brashear, former postmaster at this place.
 The new goods are coming in and prices coming down. NJ. Jacobson. --.The Messrs. Emerson and J. K. Richards purchased thirteen lots few days ago in Lawrence Russell's ad- dition, north of the railroad.
 Look out for bargains in everything at NJ. Jacobson.'s --1'here will be called session of Ewing presbytsry in Johnson county October 18th. See Stated Clerk Conley's notice in regard thereto in another col umn.
 If you have few dimes to invest, come to see me. NJ. Jacobson. --The Rev. Messrs. Boyd, of Kansas, and Titus, of the U. s. government works, Dardauelle, attended the meet ing of the Rev. MT. Pickett last Sun day.
 Tariff off of all goods at
 Garden X Loves. The campmecting at Gravel Hill closed last week resulting In several conversions and additions to the church roll and wonderfully strengthened the church.
 Doors, sash, blinds and transoms at
 GARDEN & LovEs. A new restaurant and oyster parlor will soon be opened in the Fruit build- ing, one door north of Humphrey & Evants. Mir. Will Pruitt will be the manager.
 Mitchell wagons, better than ever, at R. J. Wilson's.
 Mrs. Nancy Blevins returned to her home in White county yesterday. She was accompanied by Miss Joe Un- derwood who will spend the winter with her.
 More goods than money. Call and get prices at Garden & Loves
 Misses Della Grace and Marie Brown, two of Dover's charming and accomplished young ladies, were visit ors in town this week, guests or Mrs. Ada Potts.
 For the very latest style of hats, go to Wooten & Oates.
 We are requested to announce that Dr. Swindall ,ot Dardanelle, will preach at the Baptist church at Potts Station on the filth Sunday in September at II o'clock, a. m.
 If you want handsome cashmere dress you can be pleased at W0Ofpu & Oates.