The Russellville Democrat., 1890-06-26
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 The days are now growing shorter.
 Miss Sue Lawrence is visiting in | Atkins.
 MT. J. II. Gamer has returned from St. Louis.
 Miss Cora McCarthur spent Sun day on Mt. Nebo.
 Mrs. Damon Clark has gone to Fayetteville on visit. l The family of Judgh J. T. Bullock are visiting friends near Scottsville.
 Mrs. B. K. Rodgers, Of Nashville, Ark, is visiting her son, B. K. Rodgers Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. Baily of Argenta are visiting the family of MT. A. J. Hart sell.
 The young people enjoyed social party at Dr. Hills last Monday eve ming.
 Miss Rena Bonds of Dover town ship is visiting friends in Russellyille | this week.
 Miss Ella Bonds returned Monday from the Christian Endeayor conven- | tion at St. Louis. The c. P. mite society will meet Thursday evening at the residence of Miss Bertie Russell.
 Hon. W. A. Clement of Yell coun- | ty, president of the State senate. was a pleasant caller last Thursday. Mrs. ". NJ. Oates and children leave to day for Eureka springs where they will spend the heated term.
 Rev. W. B. Johnsey returned last week from his sojourn among the mountains much improved in health. Candidates have your primary tick cts printed at the DEMOCRAT office. All orders filled with neatness and dis patch.
 Prayer meeting Friday night at the residence of NJ. c. Meeker on Main street. Rev.J D. Hail leader. Every body invited.
 Eli Ozment informs us that the wheat crop in Center township is turn out better than expected. Quite good crop will be harvested. MT. J. w. Robinson is now repre- senting the Sumatra Cigar Co.,, of Chicago. He left Thursday for points on the Iron Mou tain road.
 -Messrs. J. NJ. Haney, G. W. Bur- gess and Joe Dougherty returned Sat- urday from Oklahoma. They were we'll pleased with their trip. Misses Hattie and Cora Harrison of Dardanelle and Miss Ada Hill of Morrilton were guests of their aunt, Mrs. W. II. Hill last Thursday, All the merchants and both banks have agreed to close their respective places of business on the 4th Of July. The trading public will please remem- Der.
 The Vindicator has renounced the plank of it's party platform fayoring female suffrage and adopted one of its own. It is this: 'sNo ladies need ap- ply"
 --The Baptist parsonage at Atkins burned to the ground last Tuesday morning about II o'clock. Most of the household effects was saved. Loss about $500.
 U. E. Rushing and c. A. Stroud are
  Spring Washer. The former is can wasting Yell county, the latter Faulk- ner county.
 -Eld. Morley of Missiourl has been holding nightly meetings at the Christ tian church since Monday. He will begin meeting at Mill Creek next Friday night.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet at their Castle Hall tonight to nomi- nate officers for the ensuing six months. There should be full attend- ance of the members.
 -Eld. B. J. Dillon has been appoint ed State Evangelist for the Christian chnrch and will enter upon the work about the first of next month. His family will continue to reside here.
 -Dr. J. W. O'Kelly, the dentist, gives notice elsewhere that he will be here the first day of July to remain all week. Parties wishing dental work done should call early as possible.
 Mrs. Light, on trial here last week charged with infanticide, waived ex- animation, and was bound over to circuit court In the sum of s25OO. Fail Ing to give bond she languishes in jail.
 Mir. Henry Erwin of Little Rock came up Sunday and returned Tuesday with his family who have been visiting here several weeks. Their friends unite In saying they returned all too soon.
 The business men en Jefferson street below Main have raised fund to have we'll bored at the corner Of Jefferson and Russell streets. w. 5. Bowden & Son were awarded the con tract and are now sinking the well.
 The first cotton bloom of the season was placed on our table Tuesday morn- ing by MT. w. il. Garden. It was grown by J. c. Chapman, colored, on the farm of II. D. Brown in Holly Bend township.
 The seml-annual election of officers for Ashby lodge No. 535, Knights and Ladies of Honor. will take place at the hall room of the order next Friday night. Every member Is earnestly re- qnested to be in attendance.
 Last Sunday, at the residence of II. c. Vick, the brides father, MT. N. M Owen and Miss c. A. Wick were unlJeu III tle noly Oo"No c' "t.@s' i' ,J Eld. q. W. Harkey officiating. The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations.
 Miss Annie Lawton secured the first, and Mir. Joe Jacobson the second prize at the observation party at MT: C. E. Howell's last Friday evening. The Observations afforded great deal oi amusement to the large number pres ent.
 Last Thursday quite number or young people enjoyed piscatorlal ex- cursiOn on the banks oi the bayou The finny tribe was angled for with reasonable success, and the party re- turned well pleased with the days sport.
 MT. Laman and family left Tues day for Barry county, Mo-, where they