The Russellville Democrat., 1889-07-11
LOCAL LINES.

Miss Emma Hawkins of Morrilton is visiting Mrs. Ella Hughey.
 -"Snowball's" communication is un ayoidably crowded out. Write again.
 MT. Ben Rodgers celebrated the Fourth in ri-atous enjoyment at It Smith.
 The biggest value for your money at Mrs. Weathers' five and ten cen counters.
 Capt. w. B. Mcdonald, our eff. cient depot agent, spent Sunday in thu Border City.
 Great inducements in prices tt close out SUMMER GOODS by Morton & Go.
 --Dr Robert Whitesides and Walter Lazenby, Esq, of Atkins, spent tht glorious fourth" here.
 MT. J. W. Rorex will please accep our thanks for some fine peaches of tho Chinese cling variety.
 Absolutely the best bargains ir town are obtained at Mrs. Weathers nYe ana ten cent counters.
 Don't fail to remember the install ation of officers of the Knights and La dies of Honor next Friday night.
 The installation of officers of Rus. ssllyille lodge Ne. 47, K. of F. will take place at their castle hall tonight.
 Miss Pearl Russell desires a class of music pupils. She is an expert mu- sician, and her rates are moderate.
 We have been blessed with fine rains again this week. Crops are said to be looking exceedingly promising.
 -Jeff Davis. Esq, went to Eureka Monday, having been summoned to see one of his children, who is seriously sick.
 -Watermelons have made their ap- pearance, likewise smiles upon the vis- age of physicians with an eye to busi- ness.
 MT. l.. NJ. Smith and Col. T. H. Elgin represented Russellville in the meeting of ex-confederates at Little Rock on the 4th.
 MT. James A. Bradley and wife left last Friday for Eureka Springs, where Mrs. Bradley will remain dur ing the summer.
 Having secured a school at or near Appleton, Prof. k. A. Ross and family left for that place this week, to be gone a couple of months.
 IF. NJ. Burch, Esq, of Scottsville, and MT. A. w. Mathews, post master at Gala Rock, were among our esteem ed callers this week.
 A called meeting of Russellyille lodge, No. 274, F. & A. N. will be held next Saturday night for work in the first and second degrees.
 --Eld. ". A. Clark, one of the editors of the Little Rock Baptist, will preach at the Baptist church, this place, next Sunday, morning and night.
 As soon as you discover any falling of the hair or Prayness always use Halls Hair Remover to tone up the secretions and prevent badness or grayness.
 Charlie Shinn's new residence is rapidly going up and will be when com- pleted, cozy and comfortable cottage, worthy of it's projector and builder.
 -Rev. II. B. Milner, of Clarksville, came down Monday and returned Tues day with his family, who have been visiting relatives here the past week.
 Mrs. Dr. Hill and children, Miss Berta Wilson and Mrs. W. H. Hum- phTeys and son will leave to-day to spend the summer at Eureka Springs, 
 The Russellville first nine and the Saw Mill club will cross bats tomorrow afternoon on the grounds of the home team. Game will be called at ? o'clock.
 We are requested to give notice that there will be a picnic at Cold Spring July 27th. Public speaking and music will be features of the ocea- sion.
 B. J. Strickland offers for sale a very desirable unimproyed lot on the corner of Main and Oak streets. Libsr- al price and easy terms to the right party.
 VICTORIOUS EVERYWHERE. - "The best eyer sawl' is the universal plau- dit reported from every field where the whiteley Solid Steel Mower has been tested.
 -Secufe your pictures at Strickland's gallery within the next THIRTY days. All work done in first-class manner and at reasonable rates. Remember the 30 day limit.
 We will publish next week full account of the ravages of Red River overflow, furnished by q special cores pondent who visited the scene of the terrible disaster.
 Mrs. Weathers' five and ten cent counters are attracting crowds of cus- toners on account of the many articles of household necessity displayed there on. Go see for yourself.
 The apportionmeut of the common school revenue in the State treasury on the lst Monday m July shows Pope county to be entitled to $3,4ls.62 school population 7O5l.
 -S. k. Stroud of Potts Station has demonstrated this season the adapta' bility of eur soil to the growth of on ions. He exhibited some splendid sam ples in our office last week.
 --Informatlon has reached here that the trunks of Mrs. Sallie Fowler anc Miss Lula Schocht were rifled of some valuable contents enroute from Russell vile to Eureka recently.
 Three excursion parties numbering over hundred people passed over tC Mount Nebo last Saturday. Sunday was the biggest day of the season SC far at this splendid resort. 
 The Whlteley Solid Steel Mower ir it's first season has already placed itseli far beyond all competitors and is prov | ing itself the best mower eyer made. For sale by c. B. GERBER.
 We were shown last week a curios ity in the way of potato by MT. J Boans. It was large potato on which were grown several full developed DO tatoes, the whole weighing two pounds | o..l tlcaa nnnaag Newt