The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
LOCALLTNEs.
l Wanted.

The boll worm is thing of the past.
 John Boans has large lot of straw berries for sale.
 Several important matters are again crowded out.
 ---Col. Cravens' majority in the dis. trict will reach near 5000.
 Mrs. Bertha Cohen is visiting hei sister, Mrs. M. Jacobson.
 Mr. G. W. ShInn and wife were up from Little Rock last week visiting rel atives.
 VIII those who are indebted to us come forward and settle? We need the money.
 Rev. W. c. Wheat is assisting Rev. J. A. Conlsy in a meeting at Lamar this week.
 -Thos. J. Russell favors us with a sample of June apple, the second crop this season.
 -E. V. Trammcll and wife, of Ar genta, came up Saturday to attend the burial of Mrs. Brown.
 George E. Hwell Is "doing" the Ter ritory this week on business connected with his lumber Interests.
 NJ. Jacobson is in St. Louis this week buying his fall stock, He is also view ing the Exposition sights.
 The Atkins Mail says forty-seven negroes and one white man voted for Sarber in Lee township.
 If the present favorable weather con tinues cotton will open rapidly and picking will become general.
 Rev. ". B. Johnsey has gone across the Boston mountain. thinking the change would benefit his health.
 After a pleasant two weeks visit, Mrs. Emma Reynolds took her depart ure last Thursday for her home at Vicksburg, Miss. Miss Dollie Babcock, of Little Rock, who had been visiting her friend, Miss Jessie Wooten for a week, returned home last Tuesday.
 There was quite "Tackey" affair around at Miss Bob Youngblood's last Friday evening. Those attending en- joyed it ever so much. AITutH dUu idIUiI1 nave It- turned from the springs. MT. Garden takes his old place behind the counters at Jacobson's emporium.
 Thos. l.. Shields and wife are the joint owners and proprietors of bran new SL pound girl, whose arrival dates from Monday, the 16th inst.
 Joe Simpson has made arrange ta t<, oly t, in the near future. He will enter the employ of Luker. Davis 6 Go.
 James w. Wells and family return ed late Saturday evening from thelr trip to Newton county. The rough trip overland was quite fatiguing.
 --S. R. Judd is in receipt of new and desirable line of furniture, enabling him to suit almost anyone in style and price. Go and see for yourself.
 --J. F. Ools, staunch Conway coun- ty democrat, is visiting his brother-in- law, W. D. Vance, near Shiloh. He paid us pleasant visit Saturday. Ed Shinu and Miss Malinda Chand- Ter were married on the 11th inst, at the residence of Judge N. D. Shinn, by P. J. Harvill. Esq. Success to them.
 Burnett township elected the fol- lowing officers on the 11th inst: J. T. Caldwell and F. NJ. Austin, justices of the peace, and John Warren, consta- ble.
 Col. W. B. Young joined the board of equalization Thursday. They have finished the real estate assessment and are now at work on the personal prop erty.
 L. c. Taylor who has been confn- ed to bed for the past two weeks, was able to be on the streets last Tuesday.
 Don't forget us when you need sash and doors. Jno. A. ERWIN & Go.
 Mir. Jeremiah Hudson. of Cross Plains vicinity, had the misfortune to get bitten by snake recently. We are glad to state the wound did not prove very serious.
 All open book accounts are due Oct. 18th. Remember this. Love & Roys.
 The DEMOCRAT congratulates MT. J. D. Oates and Miss Jennie Reed, of Potts Station, upon their entrance into the state of matrimony. May they live long and prosper. The best and cheapest goods iD town can be found at R. J. WILSON'S. MT. J. B. Kinder, who left this county 6 year ago to seek the new FL dorauo in Colorado. returned last week satisfied that there Is no better country on earth, for a poor man. than Arkan- sas.
 Use Dr. Potts Chill Killer for Chills. No cure, no pay.
 J. F. Munday, representing the Buddenberg Furniture Co.,, of Little Rock. was here this week visiting hls family and taking orders for his house.
 Leave your orders with Love & Roys for stove repairs. James W. Wells has a pumpkin vine growing in his garden, which coy CTS 1900 square feet of space; asd on this vine are twenty-five pumpkins. Who can beat 1t? Building material of all kind at Love & Roys' hardware store.
 The communications of Messrs. c. Rye and J. c. Bonds in to-day's paper | will be found to be of considerable in- tersst to the people, to farmers particu- iarly. Read them carefully. they con tain words of wisdom.
 A new stock of shot guns at
 Love & Roys. MT. Walter Scott and Miss Fannie Dacus. Of Ft. Smith. eloped one day last week, and were married at Hackett City. The lady Is a daughter of MT. John Dacus, who represented the Bos- tan store here last spring.