The Russellville Democrat., 1889-05-02
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LOCAL LINES.
There is but one prisoner In Jail

tives in Little Rock.
CORN FOR SALE-Apply to DR.. w.
III. Hill, Russellville.
The big hotel at Nebo will be thrown
open to the public about June 1st.
ED. j. A. Stevens is conducting
an interesting meeting in Atkins.
Fishing this year has not been SO
good as usual, but the mosquitoes bite
well.
Mr.. w. M. Oates is attending a
meeting of Presbytery In Cleveland
county.
The Tax Assessor will soon be
abroad In the land. See his notice else
where.
The annual school meet ings will
be held the third Saturday in this
month.
For first-class hay-rakes, reapers,
mowers or binders, call on
G. B. GERBER.
Mr.. G. E. Howell left Saturday for
Muscoges to look after his lumber in
terests.
Mrs. DR.. Potts and daughter of At
kiRs were visiting with friends here
last week.
LATEST AND BEsT.-The Whitley
Mowers and Binders are positively the
best machines on earth. For sale by
G. B. GERBER.
Mr.. VIII Pickett spent Sunday at
home. His school has been extended
two weeks at Smyrna.
This week we have a new stock of
grain cradles and moving blades. See
what we have next week.
Love & Roys.
No. lily drew the watch in Wilkey
Il Steuckel's drawing April 27th. The
holder will call and get prize.
Mrs. Lula Miner returned to
Clarksville Sunday having been called
home by the sickness of her husband.
-CoTToE SEED FOR SALE.-I have for
sale 100 bushels of fine cotton seed. A.
j. HARTsELL. Russellyille, Ark.
Mrs. Heron and daughter and Miss
Moore of Oakland. Miss, are visiting
in town the guests of Mrs. w. j. White.
Remember We are agents for reap
ers, mowers, hay-rakes, cultivators,
pumps, etc., and stock of well-tillng
always on hand. Love & Roys.
Farmers generally have made good
use of the fine weather we have had
this spring and are well up with their
work.
--Rey. w. C. Wheat and Miss Emma
Reed are attending the State Sunday
School Convention at Little Rock as
delegates.
Don't insure your life till you see
Robert Chasteen, District Agent for
Famous Life Association, or one of his
agents.
Mr.. J. C. Bonds and daughters,
Mr.. Jesse Henry and Prof. j. A. Pless
of New Hope, Dover township, were in
town Saturday.
Mr.. James Potts left last Thursday
for Eureka to spend the summer. 1t
is understood that he will engage in
the real estate business.
After two years visit in the Lone
Star State, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Baird re-
turned home last week. Their friends
gave them a cordial reception.
Every Whitley and Champion reap
err, mower and binder is placed in the
field under full warranty. For sale by
g. b. GERBER.
The DEMOCRAT is indebted to Mrs.
w. NJ. Pesler for bouquet of rare and
fragrant flowers. Many thanks to the
fair donor for her remembrance.
-Patronize home institutions by in
surfing in the Famous Life Association.
Ii offers the best insurance for the least
premium paid, of any now before the
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Bullock are re-
ceiving the congratulations of friends
upon the arrival at their house Sunday
morning, of very young lady, weigh
Ing ii pounds.
--Wilkey & Steuckel have on hand a
fine assortment of X. of p. pins and
charms. Every member of the order
should have one. Go and get your Sc
lection before they are all gone.
we have received at the hands OF
Mr.. Eli Cement a sample of White May
Wheat 81. feet in height and heading
out. He reports the wheat crop exceed
ingly promising In his section.
If you want to see something new
| and unique in the way Of harvesting
| machinery call oil G. b. Gerber. He
can please you in the quality OF
machinery and surprise you in prices.
Jolly, good-natured Sam Stratton
has been spending few days in town.
Sam lives at Wewoka up in the big In
dian country, and, we are glad to say,
is prospecting. His friends are always
glad 10 see him.
Mr.. Will Ferguson came up from
Little Rock on Sunday and stopped of
with his mothers family until Monday
when he weit to FIT. Smith and Van
! Buren, TO visit relatives. His sister,
Miss Jessie Wooten went with him.
-Messrs. A. e. Luker and G. w.
Ewing went out to the bayou one day
last week to try their luck fishing.
Boarding the boat at the ferry they
stepped out upon the apron TO attack q
line when suddenly a staple broke aud
precipitated both into water