The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-26
LOCAL LINES.


 --Mr. and Mrs. H. F. White are sum- mering at Nt. Nebo.
 Mir. T.. c. York has position in a shoe store in Eureka.
 Mir. U. c. Vim offers his farm on the mountain for sale.
 Bob Erwin has returned to his post of duty at Little Rock.
 --Rev. J. n. Hail of Rover. Yell county, is over on visit.
 The county canvass opened yester- day in Galla Rock township.
 Capt. J. M. Harkey left Saturday on business trip to liar risOn.
 Mrs. Spencer and family are spend- ing brief visit with Waldron friends. Rev. H. B. Milner is assisting Rev. Mir. Watkins in meeting at Appleton. --Messrs. Penn are visiting their rel atives the family of MT. NJ. l.. Gard ner.
 Tom Splain was committed to jail this week to await trial for carrying 8 pistol.
 Masters Homer and Embry Scott returned to their home in Little Rock Tuesday.
 Several of our young people spent the day at Mt. Nebo last Friday. They report a pleasant time.
 --Kev. s. s. Key will go out to Da- vis' Chapel Sunday to assist Rev. J. S. Glover in meeting.
 Ut Is expected that another passen- ger train will be put on the Fort Smith road at an early date.
 -Dr. Andrew Howell and Mir. J. F. Leonard, of Atkins "worshiped" in Russellville last Sunday.
 Every township ought to organize a democratic club on or before the 28th inst. Let the good work proceed.
 There will be preaching at Mt. Zi- on church on the first Sunday In Au- gust by Revs. Patton and Shives.
 Mai. H. Nj. Garden left Tuesday for Eureka Springs and Springfield, Mo. to visit friends and relatives.
 ---Mr. J. c. Morton, of Boone county is on a visit to his brothers, Messrs. k. o. and k. G. Morton, near Potts Sta ton.
 We are placed under obligations to Capt. J. R. H. Scott for late St. Paul, La Crosse, Minneapolis and McGregor papers.
 Mrs. NJ. Fowler and Miss Lulu Schott have returned from Missouri, where they have been several weeks visiting.
 Collector John R. Young of this county made final settlement with the state treasurer last week for the taxes of 1887.
 MT. D. F. Moore has placed on our table some splendid specimens of grapes from his mountain vineyard.
 -..Tin fruit cans, of the best quality st Garden & Loves.
 Get rid of that tired feeling as quick as possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives strength, good appetite, and health.
 Bargains this week at Shinn's. The balmy brsezes of the past few days, and the cool nights, have been great relief to sweltering humanity hereabouts.
 Cash buyers will do we'll to look al Shinn's low prices.
 Good and sufficient reasons exis for believing that bank will be estab lished here before the close of the bus mess season of 1888.
 Cash buyers can now buy summer underwear at Shinn's for cost.
 ---Messrs wilkey & Steukel are ex clusively agents for the Aurora Watcl | Go. in this section. See their adyer' tisement on this page.
 BUY ONLY LANDRETHs TURNIP SEED. J. W. WELLS.
 Prof Foster representing Lebanon (Tenn,) College was here last weel looking after the interests of this splen did Institution of learning.
 FOR SALE.-One good iron safe.
 if K. R WILSON.
 w. c. Parham, A. NJ. professor O l AUclCnt UT 9N~-y. Female College was in town last weel looking after pupils for his college.
 Parties wanting drilled wells cal on LovR& GARDEN.
 Rev. T. E. Ford of Little Rock vii begin a protracted meeting at the M E' church next Friday night, othe ministers will be in attendance also.
 All alpaca and seersueker coats an vests at Shinn's for cost to cash buyers
 -Lige Evans and a renter near Nol rIstown had a set to few days ago which the former came out second bes They will have an examining trial her to-day.
 -LANDRETH's TURNIP SEEl AT INV. WELLS
 A Little Rock syndicate has pur chased thirty lots at Nebo for immed ate improvement. Twenty-Five co tages and an $500 hotel are to be erects at once.
 We are headquarters for furnitur' bed springs, and Mattresses | Too Erwfn ~ (sn