The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-17
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 -Dr. Andrew Howell is attendIn court and visiting relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Damon Clark of Littl Rock are visiting relatives here. Il -CaIl on s. R. Judd for wall paper 1 Splendid stock and reasonable prices.
 -Dr. Ben Bradley was here Tuesda, visiting his brother, Horace Bradley 1 Esq.
 -Dr. A. II. Boyd has decided t. move to Clarksville. We wish hin we'll
 Mrs. Maud Frazier of Clarksvill, came down Monday on a visit to hel Iparents.
 Geo. W. Shinn, of the Little Rocl bar, is here attending court and visit ing relatives.
 Mrs. Nj. E. Weathers and Miss Sue Lawrence were guests of Little Rock friends last Sunday.
 --The Weimer Drug O. are selling paints, oils, drugs, etc, cheaper than ever sold in Russellville before. 1 Miss Lizzie Patrick has been em- l ployed to teach in the public school until Miss Rowan's recovery. The Baptist supper last Friday l night netted the ladies about $40,00. | The occasion was one of rare pleasure. | Charley Forehand is reported confin- ed in the penitentiary hospital, under | going treatment for chronic disease.
 If you wish anything in the drug line go to the Weimer Drug Co. They will be glad to accommodate you in any way desired.
 --The judicial primary election mat ter takes mp much of our space this week crowding out several communica- tions and other matter.
 MT. West II. Humphreys and fami- ly have gone to housekeeping in rooms rented in the Alva Russell mansion on Main street.
 There is some talk of organizing a literary and dramatic club for the pleasure and Improvements our young people.
 -Mr. Ed Bernard and family have gone to Searcy where Mrs. Bernard and children will remain while for the benefit of their health.
 New goods at MRS. CoPELAND's.
 --Col. James Mitchell, ed itor of the Little Rock Democrat, returning from Mt. Nebo, stopped while with his Russellville friends last Tuesday.
 Books for 10 cents at Morton & Cos.
 MT. John w. Howell, representing the Arkansas Building and Loan As sociation, was here last week looking after the interests of the association.
 You will find Mrs. Copeland by the sign of tlie Giant Hat.
 -Messrs. Jeff Davis, Robert Toomer and C. c. Reid addressed the sovereigns at Plummerville last Saturday night, presenting their claims Tor the prosecu- ting attorneyship.
 Ladies embroidered skirting hem- stitched and plain at Jacobson's.
 MT. J. H. Gamer returned last week from Mt. Nebo where he photo graphed fifty points of interest for use by the Nebo Improvement Co.,, In ad- vertising their resort.
 Come now and get bargains while you can, at the original Boston store of Ft. Smith.
 The trial of P. s. weathers will take place to-day at Dardanelle. If bound over, and unable to give bail, he will be confined at Danville until the August term of Yell circuit court.
 Just arrived at Morton & Cos, full line of ladies dress goods. Come and see them.
 U. l.. Chain, of Palmer, Texas, visited relatives and friends here last week. He left for Coal Hill Monday, accompanied by Mrs. w. J. Chafia, where they will spend few days visit Ing.
 Ladies shoes, mems shoes, children's shoes, at prices lower than ever before.
 M. Jacobson.
 --Mr. James T. Crane of the firm of Nance & Crane cotton factors, Ft. Smith, and we'll known in Russellville social circles, is to be married April 2S, to Miss l.. J. Styles of Brenham, Texas.
 ably cut clothing in elegant array at Jacobson's.
 A successful test of newly patent ed filler for railroad tanks was made at Whig creek tank on the D. &. R. Ry., yesterday afternoon, full account which will appear in the DEMOCRAT next week.
 Look here ladies! Morton S Co.,, have anything you can call for in lace, embroidery, etc.
 -Messrs. R. J. Wilson and W. J. White went to Van Buren Monday to secure the plans and specifications of the new bank building there. with the view of having one similar to it erect ed for the Peoples Exchange bank of this place.
 Morton & Co.,, have the most com plete line of collars and cuffs to be found anywhere.
 -The frightful accident sf last Sun. day night ought to induce the author i ities to at once make such improv e. ments as will render less liable the pos | sibility of a recurrence of an affair so 1 deplorable. Let the matter be attend ed to without delay.
 NJ. c. Meeker gunsmith and maehin- | ist. Residence Russell street, second door west of M. K. church.
 -Russellville lodge No. AZ Knights of Pythias had large number of visitors last Thursday evening, on which occasion the three ranks were conferred. The guests of the evening were from Atkins, Clarksville, Dar- danelle and Morrilton.
 The Boston store of Fort Smith, is 1 here with sugar plums in the way of big bargains for the people.
 Gal Halix, the young man who 1 burglarized the residence of Rev. J. 5. | Glover and the masonic hall at Dover, and was sentenced by the November ! 1888 term ofcircuit court to five years term in the penitentiary, died in that