The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-07
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| LoSAL HIN Eos | Uncle Johnnie Terrence has been quite sick the past week. Misses Norma Morton and May Bsttsnfield are visiting friends in Oar 1 danelle.
 -Messrs. John A. Erwin and John W. White worshipped. in Ozark last Sabbath.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Bonds went up to Clarksville Saturday to visit her daugh- ter, Mrs. Milnsr. Bert Gray has built and is now occu- pying very handsome cottage on the east tide of town. - The breast-pin advert tised last week still awaits the owner at this office. The owner is requested to call and get it.
 The home of the Rev. H. B. Milner of Clarksville was made happy on last Saturday by the advent of 2 very young lady.
 If growing red apples for the mar ket will pay in Johnson why not in Pope county, the soil and climate being the same.
 MT. T. J. Hicks, of the Lonoke Democrat. was in town last week en- route to Dardanelle, and favored us with call.
 Miss Hattie Southmayd, the guest terson returned last week to her home in Van Buren.
 Mrs. S. K. Jamison of Dover left Nor day for Paisley, Florida, on a visit to her daughter Mrs. Rushing. who is not in good health.
 MT. I. N. Cagls one of the leading spirits of the fourishing inland village, Caglesville, was circulating among his friends here Saturday. MT. John A. Erwin left Tuesday for St. Lonis to purchase q stock of fur niture for the spring trade. He will be absent week or ten days. Miss Lillie Noseley, who has been attending school at Russellvills, Ky. returned home last week on account of sickness in her brothers family.
 Ticket No. s64 drew the Waterbury watch at Wilksy & Steudkel's drawing on the 18th ult. The holder is request ed to present his ticket at once. Mir. James A. Bradley and wife (nee Haley) have gone to housekeeping In their charming new home about four miles from town out on the Dover road. John Erwin has three town lots for sale. Apply to him at once. Rev. o. F. Bsttis, late pastor of the church as Bentonvills, occupied the c. 1 P. pulpit last Sunday morning and eve- ming, preaching two interesting and ef- fcctiye discourses. for sore throat In all it's forms. Try it. -The spring session of Ewing Pres | bytery meets with the Lamar church on Thursday February 2s. B. F. lobe and W. K. Richards have been elected to represent the Russellville congrega- | tion.
 -WANTED-To rent sma II residence | in or near town or trade Ian for same. I Call at this office. MT. H. F. White sold a small tract of land last week to Mir. J. Jones of 1 Omaha. Nebraska, consideration $350. The transfer was effected through the real estate agency of Messrs. Burgess & Boans.
 | Those who have used BRoNcHILNK say It is the most pleasant remedy they eyer tried and is the most success | ful cure.
 -Rey. W. M. Robison, of Morrilton, | will begin protracted meeting at the | Cumberland Presbyterian church next Monday evening, 1lth Inst A cordial invitation to attend is extended to the public.
 --Remembar that weimer has up 25 premiums this year, which gives you 25 chances to draw a prize for every dol lar you spend with him this year.
 MT. Ali NJ. Sosbee of Mill creek was quite low with erysipilas last week and his condition at one time was such as to alarm his family and friends. He is now reported much better and his chances for recovery good.
 -weimer's Bronchiline is not cough syrup but Is very healing in it's effect upon the throat, and thus proves more rapid and permanent cure for all throat troubles.
 Preparations are being made for gardening, and some have already planted early vegetables. Many of the farmers are sowing oats and active work will soon begin toward prspars. tions for tho planting season.
 California fruits a speciality at Der nards.
 MT. W. F. Settle, tho senior mem Der of the firm of Smith, Settle & Co.,, . foundrymen, got his left hand badly
 bruised in some machinery at the foun dry one day last week. He will be dis abled two or three weeks at least. All canned goods have declined al Beraards.
 --Dr. T. M. Wyatt has established
 an office at Bentonville for the prsctic, , of dentistry. He came down home
 Saturday and returned to Bentonviile
 Monday. He Is well pleased with hi . reception In the great Northwest.
 We are indebted to the Mail for ! Autographed birds-eye view Of Atkinl
 showing the Cahili addition to that city
 It Is neat and attractive and will admir- , ably suit the purpose for which it wa
 gotten up, namely, to advertise the city A good farm horse for sale for casl or on time. Apply to W. c. Renfrow.
 MT. Mark Moselsy has resumed hi
 old place In the counting room Of J. NJ = Harkey at Ola. He Is an accurate ac
 countant and an agreeable and accom-
 plishsd gentleman whose acquisition [
 any establishment Is cause for congrs'
 ulAtion.
 '' We have 60 acres ofgood, fresh uI r lsnd to rent about three miles fror