The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-28

but did not tarry long. By Tuesday the birds were singing and the spring flowers blooming as if nothing had hap pened.
 The many friends of MT. FLA. Darr of Atkins will be pained to learn that
 he is suffering greatly from an old
 wound received during "the late un-
 pleasaDtness. He has been confined
 to his room for some time.
 Miss Pearl Russell. the accomplish cd daughter of Mir. T. J. Russell, left
 Monday for Las Vegas, N M., whore she will spend several months the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Florence Coors per fecting her musical education.
 --One of the Johns says he attended quarterly meeting at Ozark last Sunday.
 It IS surmised that he was sort Of pre- siding elder at that meeting and the
 love feast feature one of the most enjoy able parts of the programme.
 Full line of sash and doors at John A. Erwin 4 Cos.
 MT. H. P. Bsrbec, the popular Mem phis drummer spent Sunday with his
 family here and Monday among our
 merchants from whom he received
 many orders evidenclng their friend ship for him and confidence in hshouse.
 Rev. W. A. Sample, pastor of the
 Presbyterian church delivered two very able and interesting discourses at the courthouse last Sunday, morning and evening. We acknowlege & pleas ant call from Mir. Sample Monday morn- ing.
 The next meeting of the Arkansas press association will be held at Ben- tonville instead of Ft. Smith, the change having been made recently. We are satisfied the queen city of the great northwest will extend cordial welcome to the pencil pushers.
 --Th. clerk has issued the following marriage licenses since February 18th, viz: Frank Buck to Miss Ida A. Gray, N. H. Smith to Miss R. A. Robins, R. J. Parton to Miss Augis Guest, M. c. Jolly to Miss Malissa Smith, K. R. Jones to Miss Sarah Ann King.
 The new spring stock of T. J. Rus sell & Co.,, promises to be ono of the most complete and attractive to be seen this season. Mir. Russell is now in the market making purchases and selec. tons for this market and the new goods will be coming in in very short time.
 The prohibition question is settled in Yell county 60 far as Dardanelle is the legislature having pass cd bill prohibiting the sale of liquor within five miles of the college there. We know the good people of Dardanelle are greatly rejoiced over the happy end ing of this disturbing question.
 --Dr. Wyatt returned from Benton- ville Saturday to visit his family and to fx up some papers for transfer of some property here to Key. MT. Bet tis of Bentonville. The Doctor went back to Bentonville Monday and will return in about month to stay awhile and treat those in need Of his profess lonal services.
 Senator J. P. Copeland, member of the legislative joint committee to visit the Arkansas Industrial University passed up the road Monday enroute to Faye ttsyille. Returning, next Monday he will stop of here for day to mingle with friends and associates of other | days. Mir. Copeland was once a citizen of Pope and has many admiring friends | dispersed throughout the county.
 MT. W. H. Schafsr of Little Rock, agent for the. White Sewing Co.,, spent several days last week with the agency of Messrs. Smith & Fowler, demonstrating the capacity | ,f the White machine for all kinds oi | work. especially the fancy lines. Mir. Schafsr is 2 very pleasant gentleman and an adept In his line of business. We are indebted to him for . handsome book-mark gotten up in his best style.
 Mir. A. B. Williamson formerly of .his place has opened laboratory at l051a West Markham street, Little Rock for the manufacture of Williamson's Neuralgia Compound. MT. Williamson has been manufacturing and prescrib- ing this remedy for years and so suc- ,essfui has 1t been in curing the pain- 'ul disease for which it is recommend ,d, that he is encouraged to manufact- lre 1t on large scale, hence his remov- Il to Little Rock.
 The Russellville DEMOCRAT of this week, speaking of the burning of Mir. Reynolds dwelling at this place on 'iiC Ih0 ph ,nce as $50. It was $1500-just ten times the amount the DEMOCRAT men, ions. However, that Is getting rather close to the facts for tho DEMOCRAT. Bro. lobe Is improving, and we are be- ginning to have some hope of him yet. Atkins Mail.
 The mistake was made by our com- Dositor who set it first $l5000 and in tho proof put 1t $50. The Nails criticism would leave the i'm oressiOn that its editor is infallible but he following from the same paper in which the above clipping occurs shows .he fallacy of such pretensions:
 "Misses Kate Sultan and Anna Tate, of Russsllville, were visitors of Miss Pearl Leatherwood this week. They | home Thursday"
 No such person as Miss Kate Sultan lives in Russsllville, no such person visited Miss Pearl Leatherwood with Miss Annie Tate and no such person Thursday. The public can draw it's own conclusions.