The Russellville Democrat., 1888-08-16
LOCAL LINES.

Miss Jo Underwood returned Mon. day from visit to friends at Potts Sta tion.
 Miss Clara Cor way of Memphis, was the guest of Mrs. James H. Shinn last Friday.
 Cleveland club in Holly Bend Saturday afternoon.
 | Mir. John Blevins, of Jamestown, Ark, is visiting his kinsman, Mir. E, l Underwood.
 l Miss Minnie Hill. of Little Rock, was a guest of Mrs. Dr. Hill, couple of days last week.
 MT. l.. F. Deshong has returned From Texas and gone out to Nebo for a months recreation. Mrs. Middleton and little daughter of Fayetteville, arrived Thursday on a visit to Mrs. Mai Chasteen. MT. Al Reynolds, the handsome cashier of the Ozark balk. was in town Friday en route to Dardanelle. MT. J. F. Munday, of It. Smith, uioPPCd ih IO SCC ni5 l6uliAy ouu V circle of friends last Thursday.
 -Dr. J.F. N. Tate and little son of Appleton were here Monday. Sorry we were not in when they called.
 Judge Wilson desires specimens of farm products for the St. Louis expos ition. See his notice in another col umn.
 
 MT. St. Clair Bell, one of Potts Sta tion's gallants, was in town Monday to hear the speaking and favored us with a call.
 --The liver and kidneys must be kept in good condition. Hoods Sarsaparil- la is great remedy for regulating these organs.
 MT. N. B. Edmiston left for his home in California last Thursday after pleasant three weeks visit to old friends in this county. MT. Lawrence Russell accompanied the county candidates to their appoint. ments last Friday and Saturday at Con- venience and Appleton. Esq. W. I. Pollock, one of Wilson townships most energetic farmers call- ed to see us Tuesday. He reports a light rain last Sunday in his section. MT. Travis Smith returned Satur- day from an extended visit to Texas. He visited Dallas, Galveston and other cities and saw some fine country he | says.
 Just received-a big line of rocking chairs. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. -Capts. J. W. Russell and J. NJ. | Harkey, democrats staunch and true, expounded democratic doctrine to the Potts Station Cleveland club last Satur- day night.
 Leave your orders for carpets with | Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Col. J. P. Eagle, while in the city | Friday ,honored this office with pleas ant visit. The Col. is one of naIure's noblemen, with whom 1t is a pleasure always to meet.
 Best bargains ever offered on tin- ware at Garden & Loves.
 Superintendent Healy, of the Ouits Mines, returned Sunday from q trip to Little Rock accompanied by Miss Will Hams, who will be the guest of Mrs. Healy for several weeks.
 Best variety of stoves ever in Rus sellville at Garden & Love's.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet at Mrs | Haney's Thursday, August l6, at | o'clock, D. m. Important matters to be arranged. A good attendance is hoped fer. Ladies please attend.
 FoR SALE.-One good iron safe.
 If R. R WILSON.
 Mrs. K. D. Love left yesterday morning to visit her parents in Nortf Carolina. "Dee" will make No. l member of the widower's clnb and VI nominate him for president.
 Carpets sold by sample. Call ant leave orders. Jno. A. Erwin X Co.
 Most cheering news comes to u from the townships where the candidat ss have spoken. Democrats are wide awake every here, and will mak themselves felt September Sd.
 Tin fruit cans, of the best quality at Garden & Loves. . A moonlight ice cream supper will be served at Greenwood Park, Thursda. evening, August l6th, by the Russell vile K. T. Silver cornet band. Every body come. A good time anticipated. A Nasal Injector free with each boI tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Pric 50 cents. For sale by J. W. Wells,
 -Key. H. B. Milner is conducting protracted meeting at Perryville tn week; from there he will go to Rector in Clay county, to assist in meeting 2 returning home about September lst.
 Furniture and prices to suit har times. Come and see
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. The Cleveland club was royall [ entertained last Monday night by tn B Hon. L.W. Davis. Next Monday nigh Hon. J. k. Cravens and Capt J.W Rus sell are expected to deliver addresses.
 -Call and examine the complete lin of hardware at Garden X Loves.
 Miss Bettie Doggett, of Hamptoi Va., arrived last Friday on a brief vii lit to relatives. She will leave In fe' l days for Van Buren, where she has e position in the public school for tt ' winter.
 --LosT.--A pair of gold frame spec T taelss. The finder will be rewarde , upon returning same to me.
 J. B. ERWIN. / The Potts Station Cleveland clu U had & rousing meeting last Tuesda
 night, over 100 persons being presen z Messrs. Wallace and Bradley of tn place addressed the meeting and arou if ed immense enthusiasm.