The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
LOCAL LINES.

over on visit.
 Capt. John K. Homer Scott has re- turned from Little Rock.
 MT. w. NJ. Oates is taking jaunt through the Lone Star state.
 James ". White and family of Par is, Ark, are visiting relatives here. -Mr. Harrison Smith of London was in town Monday and called to see us, -Mr. G. W. Burgess made flying business trip to Little Rock this week. Rev. J. A. Stevens preached at the Christian church in Dardanelle Tues day night.
 See call for meeting of the county democratic central committee in anoth- CT column.
 Miss Birdie Smith has returned to Ft. Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Geor- gia Brooks.
 The canning company wants black berries and is prepared to take all that may be offered.
 At the examination of teachers last week about forty applicants for license were present.
 MT. J. K. Young, processor of the canning factory, returned this week from Judsonia.
 We desire to return thanks to Messrs. J. NJ. Rogers and J. Kelly for some nice frnit.
 Masters Oscar Wilson and Gus Howell have returned from school at Bell Buckle, Tenn.
 A large stock of Mason improved fruit jars, Keen Kutter moving blades, etc., at Garden & Loves.
 Smyrna is the name of new post office in the northern part of this coun- ty. E. NJ. Bell is postmaster.
 We acknowledge receipt of some very fine peaches from the orchard of MT. c. W. Bowden of Moreland.
 Willie Ferguson returned from Lit tie Rock Monday and will remain few days before returning to Ft. Smith. Wilson is making especially low prices for cash during the summer. MT. Tom B. Mourning prominent candidate for assessor was in town Odtufuhy anu eahci oe ehio oinSS' -FoR SALE.-A good COW. Apply to J. W. WELLS. Mrs. Birnie Babcock (nee Smade) or Little Rock, is on visit to her moth- CT, Mrs. II. N. Shade, of this place. Just think of 1t. wall paper at 71lac. per roll. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. Mrs. Nsncey McFadden drew the quilt disposed of last week by the Pres byterian ladies. She held ticket No. r.
 You can't possibly do without a refrigerator. Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 We present to-day excellent DOT traits of Cleveland, Thurman and Eagle, our national and state standard bear CTS.
 For croquet sets, hammocks, balls, bats. &c., call on J. W. WELLS. There will be grand masonic pie nic at Dardanelle, Saturday June 23d. l All masonic lodges are fraternally in- vited
 Corn POO bushels in ear for sale by
 K. J. Wilson. l -Messrs. K. B. Wilson and Ebb How ell moved their families to Mount NebC this week, where they will spend the summer.
 --Try our Woven Wire Mattresses and Cots. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Walter W. Brashear, Moreland'i stalwart republican, was down Friday with his daughter, who was attending the examination.
 W. c. weimer has the finest grade of fresh cream candies ever in town.
 The canning factory win begin op erations for the season this (Thursday afternoon. Vegetables will first engage attention, then berries, fruit, etc.
 --If you want to buy goods cheap go to M' Jacobson
 The county jail has but one occu pant, Mathews. the alleged slayer o yonng Barnes through mistake. K. J Strickland has charge of the jail. - Best barb wire in town at
 GARDEN & LovE',s. Rev. ". c. Wheat Of Beebe, Ark, has an appointment Co preach at th | C. r. cnuFtNs lhiH plHNft "S at II. The public is invited to attend Well tillng of best grade at.
 GARDEN & LovE's
 MT. A. D. Lawrence, Griffin town ship's member of the county centra committee and a most worthy gentle man, was in Co sec us one day las week.
 Fresh bread every day at Bernar & Co.'S.
 MT. J. J. Smith and sister, Ms Nola, returned Tuesday to their hom in Bristol, Texas. after a very plersan , visit to relatives in Russellviile and VI cinity.
 New goods daily by express Come and see them. NJ. Jacobson. Our hen problem of last week eiiell ed an answer from a Farinersyille, Ie, as, reader, who says "fwenty-elgh eggs" is the correct answer Is right
 ,, FoR sALE.-one good iron safe.
 tf R. B WILSON. -Messrs. Lawrence, Hillis, netei . Hudson, Ross and Turner favored !