The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06
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 Miss Jessie Young is the guest o Miss Della Patrick this week. MT. J. L. Burns returned Monda. from visit to Pine Bluff friends.
 Our farmer friends report oat SOW ing the order of the day in the rnra districts.
 MT. A. E. Luker has added plan ing mill to his other machinery on Rus sell street.
 MT. Robt. c. Bullock, one of Darda nelle's legal luminaries, was in towi Monday.
 -Mr. John Rye has sold his Oak street property to Grant Vim. Con sideration $500.
 The grippe has been doing fin' business the past week. Almost every body has had it.
 MT. K. V. Trammell of Argents was in town Friday and made the DEMOCRAT call.
 Judge Wilson returned last week from visit to St. Louis in behalf oi Little Rock clients.
 This year Lent will begin on the 18th of February, while Easter Sunday falls upon April 9th.
 MT. R. II. Tate is at his store again, after scuifie with a complication oi seasonable complaints.
 The corporation solons will hold an executive meeting at the city hall this evening beginning at '.
 MT. W W Warren, ,one of our recent Nebraska acquisitions has purchased Dr. Wyatt's Main street property.
 pr. J. W. Fruit and T. J. Russell, Esq, have each had severe attack of la grippe, but have about recovered.
 --The new and handsome Methodist Episcopal church will be finished this week and services for the first time held in it next Sunday.
 The total increase in value of Pope county real and personal property in 1889 over 1888 is $120,581. Quite a creditable showing.
 We are pleased to welcome MT. Charley Campbell and family to town. Htl OCGulJ1 lilC " Va fldii iCcihSutC at the head of Terrence street.
 There will be mite meeting at the residence of Dr. w. H. Hill tomorrow (Friday) night. Everybody invited and a pleasant evening assured.
 Ut fills us with envy to read of the great snow blockades of the northwest. We haven't had respectable snowfall this winter nor lump of ice since last summer.
 --Dr. ". Isaac Harkey of Ola was visitor to town, a caller at this office and subscriber to the reliable family weekly last Saturday. A good days work truly.
 MT. Tom Rollow and wife, late of Quitman, who have been visiting rel atives and friends in Russellville for some time, left last Monday for Dallas, Texas, their future home.
 MT. J. A. J. Vaughan informs us that another one of the county paupers died recently. This, if we are not mistaken, reduces the number of de- pendents on the county to five.
 --Mr. Ben K. Rodgers, IT,, has pur- chased the Hearne residence on West Main steet. Consideration 5000. He intends to remodel the dwelling and make other substantial Improvements.
 MT. J. W. Wells accompanied Dr. w. c. Renfrow to Oklahoma last week to see If all the wonderful reports he has heard concerning that country are true. He will be gone a couple of weeks perhaps.
 Lots in the Terrence addition are now on the market. They are very de- sirable and will doubtless sell rapidly. For plat, prices and further particulars apply to Lawrence Bradley at the liar key Saddlery Co.'S store.
 Go to Morton x Co.'S for latest styles in spring goods.
 MT. John Butler has purchased the old NJ. K. church building and will convert 1t into laundrying establish ment. His rapidly increasing business necessitated larger quarters which this building abundantly supplies.
 Be sure you examine our stock be- fore buying furniture.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 -Dr. Wyatt and Willie Logan left last Tuesday for Beatonville their future home. Mrs. Wyatt and Miss Corrinna will visit Dardarelle until Friday when they will return to Rus sellville and leave for Bentonville Saturday.
 If you will only give us chance we will certainly sell you your furniture.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 --Dr. Lindsey, of Van Buren county, is the latest acquisition to Russellville the Dr. Wyatt residence and will soon we extend Dr. Lindsey and family a cordial welcome.
 We have the largest stock of furni- ture eyer brought to Russellville, our prices the lowest.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. The young ladies of the Cumber- land Presbyterian church will serve a magnificent supper at Shinn's store room on Main street, this (Thursday) evening. 6 to TO- It will cost you but 8 cents admission and you will have a dollars worth of funif you go.
 Four fine bed room suits just receiy- ed. They are beauties.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 There was pleasant social party given at the home of Mir. J. F. Munday last Friday night in honor of Mrs. Munday's guests, Misses Stella Brown and Nellie Shinn of Dardanelle. A number of jolly young people were in attendanee and everybody enjoyed the occasion immensely.
 Morton S Co. will supply you with anything you want in the year 1890.
 -J. T. Odom, late of Dover, and Garland McFadden have associated themselves together for the purpose Of conducting restaurant business and confectionery stand in the building un. til recently occupied by Durral Wood, Meals at all hours. After Friday next fresh oysters served. Give them call.
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