The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-27
LOCAL LINES

hS ot6 oe1N'h AN~etN-'-J '--E--~ no damage here.
 Several of our merchants are receiy ing new spring goods.
 The Knights and Ladies of Honor will meet Friday night.
 Mrs, H. N. Shade returned last week from visit to Little Rock. The c. P. mite society meets at Mir. W. II. Rankin's Thursday night.
 Al the candidates have the ''grip." If you doubt it shake hands with them. Mrs. A. T. Davis and children have been quite sick the past week with la grippe.
 The prevailing influenza numbers among it's recent victims. Mir. and Mrs. James Potts.
 MT. Horace Bradley desires to adopt a girl eleven to fifteen years old. Apply to him.
 Mrs. R. E. Doggett and children left Tuesday on visit to her former home in Missouri.
 "A new 115 pound bell now calls worshippers to the NJ. E. church. Its tone Is rich and clear. l Miss Lizzie Patrick's school In the Cove will close next Friday afternoon with an entertainment.
 MT. Fred Albrecht of Kankakee. Ills. is late addition to the force in Henry Stueckel's tailoring establishment. 1 Last week Ben Rodgers gripped the grippe. and the grippe gripped him. Result-Ben is considerably worsted. The M. E. church south mite soci- ety will meet Friday night at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Garden. 1 Misses Margaret and Katie Kline of Allentown, Pa., are visiting their sister, Mrs. James H. Healey, of this place.
 MT. Devigeur BoIlinger has pur- chased the Robt. Chasteen residence opposite A. M. Rradley's on Jefferson | street.
 | MT. Henry Kirchoff, Dover's cour- teous and efficient postmaster, was a most welcome caller at this office last week.
 --Jaff Davis, acting as prosecuting attorney, went to Morrilton Tuesday to get the docket ready for the March term of court.
 Mrs s. NJ. Perry has just opened a choice line of hats suited to the early spring trade. See them before making your selection
 -Mr. Robt. Chasteen, of Fit. Smith, was in town Tuesday, mingling with his many friends, all of whom were glad to see him.
 The Farmers Alliance grocery store, Ft. Smith is under the supervis- ion of Mir. J. c. Rye, late lecturer and organizer of the Farmers Alliance.
 -"Billy" Murphy, Dardanelle's skillful contractor, was in town this week looking after the new brick build- ings to be erected here this summer.
 Mrs. S. NJ. Perry is just in reciept of new and handsome line of notions, containing all the latest novelties in lsces, ribbons, gloves etc. Call and see them.
 A severe rain and hail storm visit ca Potts Station and vicinity Monday night, entailing d loss of perhaps $500. Our correspondent gives the particu- lars.
 Fret not your life away because your hair is gray, while young, as you can stop all grayness and can beautify the hair with Halls Hair Remover and be happy.
 -sSevsral members of Mrs M. c. Bonds family have suffered considerably re- gently from the effects of the epidemic prevalent In this community, namely, la grippe.
 The Rev. Mir. Carson has accepted the call to the pastorate of the Baptist church at this place and will soon move his family here. He will preach here and at Alma.
 Owing to slight disability of the engine on the Dardanelle railway pas sengers were transferred between Dar- danelle and Russellville by hacks one or two days last week. | MT. Wesley Wick placed on our table Tuesday sample of hen fruit which measure 51a inches in cireum- | ference one way and7R inches the other. Who can beat 1t?
 MT. J. W. Wells returned last week from very pleasant, satisfactory and profitable trip to Oklahoma. On his return he stopped short while at Bentonville, Eureka and other lively towns in the great northwest.
 -Messrs. J. P. Ewton and Jay Will liamson have been employed as sales. men for the Estes Nursery Co.,, oi Boone county, in addition to the gentle. men named last week. They are all In the field soliciting orders.
 -Mr. J. P. Macarthur has been awarded contract for building S2OOC extension to Summit Park hotel. Mt. Nebo. He went over Monday morning to begin the work. which Is to be com pleted by the 18th of May.
 Mrs. B. J. Strickland had the mis- [, fortune to insert nail in her foot last Friday from the effects of which sht suffered the most excrueiating pain Saturday and Sunday. She is now recovering.
 It is now an open secret that MT Lawrence Russell will be a candidate for county judge. He IS abundantly qualified for the position, and hls friends will support him with a grea deal of pleasure. , The mite meeting at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Johasey or ' last Friday evening turned out to be regular donation party, as well. large number of persons attended, eaci one carrying something substantial a - free will offering to the faithful pas i, tor and his good wife. Of course, tn beneficiaries were completely surprised and their heartfelt gratitude for th kindness and generosity of their friend was plainly manifest.