The Russellville Democrat., 1889-06-13
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LOCAL LIN ES.

LULA LII N E<os
DIR. Pruitt has a notice in to-day's
paper. Read it.
DIR. Andrew Howell made brief
visit to friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Branch and son, of White
county, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. N. A. McAllister is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Haddock, Bedford,
Iowa.
Mrs. James Potts and Mrs. DR..
Renfro returned Sunday from Eureka
Springs.
Mr.. Bob Truitt, Morrilton's lead
ing contractor, spent Sunday here with
his family.
We are Indebted to Mr. Beans for q
sample OF lettuce of a new and excell-
ent variety.
Hot Springs where he expects to en-
gage In business.
After this week ice cream will be
served at Pruitt's Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday nights.
If the cool weather prevailing this
season continues, Russellville will be as
good a summer resort as any.
Mr.. A. d. Lawrence, of Appleton,
called Monday. He was down attend
ing the teachers examination.
Henry Barlow is the possessor Of a
Remington type writer and is becom-
L., r,fta nro6 in its nSQ
Mr.. w. F. Turner will teach the
public school at Pleasant View, near
eagle Rock, beginning July LIST.
Dick Cloman and 'Fayette Scarlett
are putting the finishing touches on
the courthouse vault this week.
-Blackberries are ripe and abundant,
the recently predicted ravages of rust
to the contrary, notwithstanding.
Mrs. w. p. Wooten left Sunday for
Mt. Vernon, Ills, to visit her parents.
She will be absent several weeks.
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton of Caglesville
was In town last week visiting relatives
and favored the DEMOCRAT with call.
The fruit crop will be the best seen
in this county for years. Ripe peaches
are becoming very plsn tiful in the mar
ket.
--Messrs. Howell, White & Co., filled
an order this week for the lumber for
the government building at Muscogee,
1T.
-Messrs. Gus Howell and Oscar Will
son have returned from college. We
trust they may enjoy pleasant vaca-
ton.
Miss Minnie Rye returned to FIT.
Smith Friday, after visit which was
very greatly enjoyed by her many
| friends.
Prof. G.. w. Irwin, an expert in
penmanship, expects to organize CON-
mercial class at this place in the near
| future.
Mr.. Eb Howell punches tickets and
manipulates the bell cord on the ID. "
X. railway during the absence of Con-
| ductor Rice.
j. w. Quinn and family, w. M.
Oates and family, Mrs. Fannie Jobe
and Mrs. Eva Branch spent last Tues
day on Mt. Nebo.
| Mr.. Jimmie Hale arrived last weeI
| from Altus where he has been attending
school. He will leave this week fol-
Osceola, his home.
ALI the dry goods merchants have
agreed to close their stores every eve
Ming during tne summer, EXCEPT Satur
day, at half past seven.
Hon. w. l.. Sibley will travel II
the Interest of Dudley f. Jones & Co.
Little Rock. His territory embrace
Mississippi and Louispa.
The sale of delinaaaat lands tool
place last Monday as provided by law
About twenty-five tracts were sold, thu
balance reverted to the State.
A very important meeting OF th
Knights aud Ladies of Honor Will b'
held next Friday night. Every mem
Der should be In attendance.
For restoring the color, thickenini
the growth and identifying the hair
and for preventing badness, Hair
Hair Remover 10 unsurpassed.
County Examiner Fry's public ex
animation Of teachers was held at thi
place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
The attendance was quite large.
Love a. Roys carry full stock o
builders hardware, such as nails, locks
hinges. door and window blinds, etc
Estimates furnished on application.
Postmaster II. p. Lawley, OF Hee
tor, favored us with call and donation
, Of some splendid specimens of his earl
, peach crop Friday. Accept thanks.
Love & Roys lead the market i
; screen doors, wire cloth, fly fans, fl
traps, tinware Of all descriptions, frui
|, cans-both tin and glass, sealing wax
etc.
There will be a union picnic a
Mountain Spring July 4. A very inter
estIng programme has been arranged
The committees notice appears else
where.
MIR. j. L. Shinn and wife and Mis-
Edna Shinn accompanied Capt. Patio
and his daughter, Miss Floy, home las
week and will be their guests for FEY
| weeks.