The Russellville Democrat., 1889-01-24
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LOCAL LINES.

-Dr. Hill has . fine brood marc fo sale.
 Mrs. Etta Shields returned from F. Smith Tuesday.
 Mir H. P. Barbss returned SHnday from Kentucky.
 MT. J. F. Munday spent Sunday here with his family.
 -Col. W. B. Young favored us with an appreciated call Tuesday.
 Lawyer J. E. Jovner was in attend ance upon Probate court this week.
 MT. John B. Evants returned last week from business trip 70 St. Louis. MT. J. s. Dougherty has opened q repair shop on River street. See mo- tice.
 Capt. T. M. Neal, ono of Dcver's prosperous merchants, was in town Monday.
 Miss Ida Darr, of Atkins, has gone to San Antonia Texas to seek relief from pulmonary troubles.
 St. Clair Bell of Potts Station is at tending the present term at the Little Rock commercial college.
 sheriff Young began his annual round of tax collecting last Monday in Independence township.
 An increase of pension has been granted Mrs. Mason, of this place, wife of Sam c. Mason, deceased.
 Mrs. Fife Erwin returned to her homo in Little Rock last week, accom- panied by Miss Lillie Haney.
 -Dr. J. B. Pardew, of scottsville, one of the magistrates for Liberty town ship, favored us with call Monday.
 We have had touch of winter the past few days, the thermometer regis tering IS above, the coldest morning.
 MT. J. M. Marshall has rented the Book Bergman place just outside the southern town limits and moved to it.
 Attorney c. W. Shinn of Little Rock passed up the road Tuesday en- route to Franklin county to attend court.
 We learn that MT Ben Allen has rented his farm and will move back to town, occupying his residence on Oak street.
 -Messrs. J. T. Odom. T. s. Young and W. H. Rushing, of Dover. retur n cd Tuesday from business trip to Ft' Smith.
 Miss Clarke, of Fayetteville, arriv. cd yesterday on visit to Miss Floy Patton at the residence of Mir. James H Shinn.
 --If you want ts buy or sell anything few lines will advertise the fact in the DEMOCRAT and the result will sur prise you.
 The ladies of the Christian church will give an oyster supper Friday eve ming 25th inst, at the old Berryman Hotel. All are invited. MT. W. H. Humphreys centem- plates joining again the army of com mercial pilgrims. The DEMOCRAT wish es him success on the road.
 Our esteemed young friend, MT Walter Lazenby. of Atkins. was in town Saturday. He didn't como to interview the clerk so far as we have heard.
 MT. Horace Bradley and bride left Saturday for Scottsville, where the for. mer is called on legal business and ex' poets to be gone two or three weeks.
 Miss Ella Bonds, of Russellville, q pretty sister of Mrs. II. B. Milner, i' on visit to Clsrksville. .-Herald-Jou nal. Miss Ella has returned delighted with her visit.
 Bob Truitt, who is doing more to build up Morrilton than any man ii that town, because he Is an architect - and a good one, ,-spent Sunday in Rus sellville with his family.
 The Boston Ideal Uncle Toms Cab in Co.,, was fake, thsatrically speak. ing, and deserved the grand array of empty benches which greeted them on last Wednesday evening.
 W. o. Rogers, formerly q resident | of this place, but for some years sngag' cd in the saloon business at Tsxarkana suffered the loss of $700 in q recent fir. at that place. No insurance. The roads in every direction are reported terribly cut up and almost i'm passable. All eyes seem riveted on the general assembly and the roads are left to take care Of themselves.
 Our compositor made a mistake last week in setting the date for Pleas ant Grove concert. The entertainment 1 will be given on the evening of January 25th instead of 29th as we had 1t. ! MT. Mark Mosely. who has been en gagged in business two years at Farmers l vile, Texas, returned last week on ; visit and favored the DEMOCRAT with call. His many friends extend hin a cordial welcome.
 A more or less distinguished per sonage called at the residence of Mir West H. Humphreys on Jefferson stree one night last week. A fine overcoa hanging In the hall left about the same time. The caller left no card.
 MT. J. l.. Tullis, secretary of th' Press Printing Co.,, of Little Rock, an. Mr. c. k. Williams, of the Ft. Smitl | Times, passed over to Dardanelle Satur day to spend tho Sabbath with the dea izens of that thrifty little city.
 Little Roy, the bright two year ol' son of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Stevens, wa very sick last week, so dangerously & that the family physician from Texark ana was summoned. At this writinl he Is better and his recovery seems as sured.
 The proceedings of the Pope Count. Teachers Institute and of the genera assembly take up much of our space to day, necessarily crowding out ssvera communications and other interesting matter. We hope our correspondent will write again.
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