The Russellville Democrat., 1889-10-17
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LOCAL LINES.


LOCAL LINES.
Cotton 81 to 95S.
Probate court next week.
Cotton picking is going on with a
rush, the weather being very fine.
There will be an i'm portant meeting
Of the Knights of Pytbias tonight.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Jarley's Wax
Works at Luker & Davis hall next
Friday night.
Mr.. Stellar Bell and Mrs. M Baker
of Potts Station passed up Tuesday en-
route to Fl. Smith to attend the fair.
There will be excellent music at
the entertainment next Friday evening
and the tableaux will be we'll worth
seeing.
Mr.. A. j. Horton, of Dover town
ship, will move to Springfield, Ark, to
reside while his daughter Is attending
school there.
Little Jonah Hall broke his left
arm near the wrist last Sunday after
noon. He was practiclng on an hori-
zontal bar and fell with the above re-
suit.
MIR. G. G. Luker Is having lumber
placed on the ground for the erection
Of blacksmith shop. 1t will be locat-
cd on the corner of David and Terrence
street.
IL. L. Jurney and family moved this
week to the country--in the Edwards
settlement. He has been IN bad health
some time and 1t was thought the change
would be beneficial.
Several members of Russellville
lodge No. AZ, Knights of Pythias, at
tended meeting of the Dardanelle
lodge last Monday evening and had a
most enjoyable time.
The Kavanaugh- Floyd bridal party
passed down the road Thursday en-
route east on their wedding tour. They
were accompanied as TAR as tins place
by the bridesmaids who attended the
wedding,
From Mr.. j. C. Bonds who re-
turned from Springfield Tuesday we
learn that the Pope county students
attending school there are doing well.
Miss Josephine Hughes returned with
him.
County Examiner Fry will conduct
q public examination at this place, Oct.
| al and 20, to ascertain the professional
qualifications of all persons desiring to
teach In the public schools of Pope
county.
Our hat trade Is immense.
Wooten & Oates.
we call particular attention to the
new advertisement of Morton q Co., or
this page. They have received com
plete stock of fall and winter goods
and they must be sold, therefore sur
prising bargains are offered.
DIR. Potts Chill Killer is THE rem
edy for chills.
AT London. this county, Oct 8
there was double wedding. The higl
contracting parties were: George Gar
rison and Miss Amanda Blackburn
; James Wright and Miss Lou Storment
The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
Use DR.. Potts Chill Killer TO
, Chills. No cure, no pay.
Mr.. S. j. Manscill, leading Clar
, township farmer, sent US last week,
| sweet petato, weighing 104 pound
and measuring 20 inches In circumfel
ence. 1t is a regular Jumbo Of Its spt
cies and would certainly take the pre-
MUM at any agricultural exhibition.
Don't fail to go to s. r. Judd's fo
great bargains in furniture.
We desire to thank those of GU
subscribers who have promptly con
. piled with our request for remittance
!. There are others whom we wish TO col
slider themselves earnestly invited
call and get one of our neatly printe
! receipts with our autograph attached
: Special inducements at S. r. Judd
to parties buying an outht OF furn
, turs. o
-Messrs. j. O. Falls, w.
Baird and John w. White, con
missioners of accounts, are in sessio
this week. They are required undt
!, the law to examine the records OF u
: various county officials and make r.
: port on the same to the circuit cour
: We are selling stacks of the Hende
G son shoes-the best shoe on earth.
0 wooten 4 Oates.
The ladies of the Christian churt
will give an interesting musical erte
tainment at Luker & Davis hall me-
Friday night. 1t will be chure
benefit and the price OF admission
only 25 cents. A pleasant evenin,
10 entertainment at merely a nomin
. price. Let everybody go.
All accounts are now due, and we G.
pect you to come IN ana pay
promptly. Love " hoys'
= 1t Is believed that extra passeng
q service will soon be resumed on u
Fort Smith road. The present passeng
arrangement ia Inadequate 70 the nee
of the business and travelling publ
and Is far short of the treatment u
IA people along this line should receive
the hands OF the railroad company.