The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-29
LOCAL LINES.
Ut Is very dusty.

Ut Is very dusty.
 --Go to Judas for good mattresses.
 A light rain would be beneficial tt upland crops.
 An eight-year-old son of Alb Woods died quite suddenly last Sunday from conjestion.
 Tine little babe of Mr. and Mrs. F F. Youngblood died Tuesday, after , lingering illness.
 Over a hundred wagon loads oi season. Some of them weighed seventy pounds.
 Rev. G. w. Bergman will preacl at the Primitive Baptist church, ont mile south of Russellville, next Sunday at II o'clock.
 | We were shown yesterday sample of T. R. Parker's tobacco crop. a lea measuring 31 inches in length, 171 inches wide.
 Surveyor A. Q. Davis finished compiling the field notes of the county last week. He was engaged several days in the tedious and arduous work
 The person who carried away the road cart springs from Mrs. Ann | Russells gate last week will save prosecution by returning the same al | once.
 Gus Hall, son of Judge l.. c. Hall, of Dardanelle, was thrown from a buggy while coming down Nebo mountain last Thursday and was badly | injured.
 Attention Is called to the cards of | announcement of the various candi. dates for circuit judge asking the suf. frages of the people. They appear on this page.
 From the amount of new goods being received and the activity around the business houses, it Is evident our merchants expect business revival at an early date.
 The proclamation for an election to be held September II to elect a suc- cessor to Judge Cunningham, appears in this issue. On the same day town ship officers will be elected in Burnett township.
 The Whitley Mower is death to dog fennel. Under the direction of the street committee the streets are being cleared of this unsightly growth. c. B. Gerber is doing the work in an ex- | cellent manner.
 Notwithstanding the large number of new residences built the past year. the present supply Is unequal to the demand. There is uot a vacant house in town. Each new building is rented before 1t is finished.
 -Dr. Potts Chill Killer is THE rem edy for chills.
 An interesting suit was disposed of | in Esq. Trest's court last Saturday. | Leming sued Williamson for $100 damages, claiming that defendant had injured plaintiffs horse to the amount sued for. The jury failed to see it, and the costs were taxed up to plaintiff.
 Use Dr. Potts Chill Killer for Chills. No cure, no pay.
 A sad incident of the NJ. E. Assem- bly at Marble City recently, was the death of the wife of the Rev. MT. Gideon of this county. While attend ing the Assembly she was stricken down with typhoid fever and lived but few days. She was buried in the cemetery at Harrison.
 Sash and doors at bottom prices. l Jno. A. Erwin & Go. l Apples measuring thirteen and pears twelve inches in circumference were laid on our table this week by w. W. Warren. Esq, the late pur- chaser of the well-known Jones farm, few miles north of town. Mir. War ren has one of the largest orchards in the county, and is justly proud of it' products.
 New furniture and prices to sui everybody. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 A social party was given on thu evening of the 24th inst. at the resi- dence of pr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill as leave taking of their son, Master Wood, to his friends. He left Monday for Tennessee, where he will enter school. A large number of his young friends were present and spent mos delightful evening.
 Our sewing machines are warrant ed first class. Jno. A. Erwin < Co. -B. Kuhn, Esq secretary of tn Sunday school Association, authorize correction of the minutes of tn 1 Association so as to show that thu Executive Committee is composed o WI. Sibley, J. c. Bonds and Rev W, c. Wheat, instead of the gentlemen named in the proceedings as publishes in this paper August 10th. HI. c. Wilkey Is practical work man and has given the best satisfaction f All work insured for one year. Primary conventions will be hel througbout the county next Saturda, to select delegates to the county Judl 2 eial convention to be held at this plac next Monday. The selection of as higl judicial officer as judge of the circul . court ought to enlist the interest Of al our people, and insure good turnou at the conventions.
 If ysu want iewelry go to jewelr store to buy and get the best.
 H. c. WILKEr.
 ---It has been reported to us that :. A meeting of the County Wheel held few days ago resolution was passe " requesting the merchants Of Russel vile to elect a cotton weigher othe than A. M. Bradley, or else they woul nut up seperate scales and furnish : man to use them. As yet no forms , presentation of the request has bee made to the merchants, and no actio Z taken, except as mentioned aoeVe'
 Buy your sewing machines, Turn ture and sash and doors from ' Jno. A. Erwin & Co. ---E. Kramer, one of our industIio' - German citizens, while working on tn street one day last week, was attaeks by vicious dog, and with great diff , cnlty kept the infuriated brute of ! dextrous use Of his spade. Charle
 Munday. realizing the situation, 2, s E. cured a shotgun and dispatched u
 animal in short order. MT. K. vi
 bitten slightly on the left wrist. It - not thought the dog had hydrophobi'
 hut why he should attack man in tt