The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
LOCAL LINES.


brother and family at Hope, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Clark of Lit
tie Rock are visiting relatives here.
Baird Bros. beef market has bee
moved to the east side of Jefferson st.
=. Mr.. r. F. Roys returned Saturday
from a brief business visit to Little
Rock.
Miss Ella Bonds Is attending the
Y.P.S. e. national convention at st.
Louis.
DIR. r. f. Oates and family of Mexia,
Tex, arrived yeste rday on a visit to rel.
atives here.
Miss Salle Evans of Dardanelle
was the guest of Russellville friends
last week.
-Zella Shinn returned Friday from
Little Rock, where he has been attend
ing school.
i. Cant. John K. Homer Scott return
= elk Sunday from an extended visit TO
Little Rock.
Mrs. viii Babcock and children of
Little Rock are visiting the family OF
Mr.. II. N. Smade.
DIR. A. II. Boyd will be here next
Monday TO serve those needing dental
work. Office at Halls hotel.
Mr.. r. B. Mourning, leading can
didate for assessor was in town yester-
day, interviewing the people.
Miss Stella Yancey returned Satur-
dav from an extended visit to Ohio.
Her many admirers bid her cordial
welcome.
The Rev. Mr.. Lane OF Dardanelle
will occupy the pulpit at the NJ. Il.
church, south, this place. next Sunday.
= ut the usual hours.
Mr.. G. A. Gamble, one of the pro-
urietors OF the Estes Nursery of Boone
county, was pleasant caller at this
office one day last week.
The Rev. Mr.. Cason and family ar
rived last week. They will occupy the
BaptIst parsonage soon as completed,
which will be before long.
Rev. w. B. Johnsey left Monday
for zen days visit to Rogers, In Ben
ton county, 10 look after business in
terests and to recuperate little.
Hand the DEMOCRAT so cents and
pat the National Democrat for six
months. Unpublished at Washington
CITY and is worth its weight in gold.
Mr.. NJ. Jessup, who was postmaster
at Dardanells many years, is an appli-
cant for the same position at Ell Paso,
Texas, with fine prospects of success.
The sssseS Ge..inenen lands Mon
day was attended by very few persons.
Ten tracts only were purchased by In
dividuais, the balance reverted to the
State.
Every piece Of summer dry goods in
Jacobson's house has been marked at
prices that will soon clean them out.
Come and get your choice Of the bar
gains.
Too much rain, and the fight OF the
farmers against grass will be persistent
from now on. They say they ''mean to
fight 1t ont on this line II 1t takes all
summer"
jacobson is positively the ONLY
merchant from whom You can buy the
Dittman shoe. Try one pair and you
will become a walking advertisement
for them.
The services at the Christian
church are still In progress, but will
not be continued longer than Sunday.
Twenty-seven additions to the church
have been reported.
From Mr.. c. G. Oates of Holly
Bend township we learn that the
storm Thursday last did considerable
damage In the river bottom as far
dawn aa Gala Rock
Mr.. Bob L. Erwin, who until recently
was connected with the Iron Mountain
- ~.s way, Memphis, Is spending few
dayj here with relatives and friends.
He is as genial as ever.
Along with the june days came .
dimunitive visitor, of the female per-
suasion, to the family Of Mr.. J. L. Gray.
Congratulations being in order, the
same are hereby rendered.
The ladies of the NJ. u. C. S. will
give an Observation party on Friday
evening next, in connection with the
usual musical program, at the resi-
,dence of Mr.. NJ. jacobson.
Mr.. John Beans Of this place re-
!. .ceived an anonymous letter through
the postoffice Monday. We deem 1t
better to withhold comment pending
investigation of the matter.
where did you get that hat?' Why,
ut Jacobson's. OF course. It's a dandy,
amt it? There's no use talking, ia
eobson carries the best stock and has
the lowest prices in the county.
Mr.. A. b. Williamson, one OF our
citizens loaned to Morrilton TEMPORARY
ly, was in town Saturday and Sunday
Visiting and netting he many evidences
of Improvement since last he was here.
Mr.. Robt L. Harkey returned Sat
urday from Morrilton where he has
opened branch saddlery establish
ment. He is muched pleased with the
outlook and Is assured OF large and
satisfactory business.
Quite heavy rain fall accompanied
by slight admixture of hail visited
this section last Thursday afternoon.
In Holly Bend township, we learn, the
hail was quite severe doing some dam
age to growing crops.
Mr.. w. b. Rollow Of Dover has
the agency in this State for the sale OF
the product Of the Blue Ridge Tobacco
Works, OF Bedford City, Va. He has
baen on the road some time and reports
quite gratifying success.
There will be no preaching al
the G. r. church next Sunday morn.
ing. The pastor will be In attendance
upon the dedicatory exercises at New
Hope, in Dover township. There will
be services at night as usual.
You can get from the Love a koys
Hardware Co. refrigeratOrs, Ice cream
freezers, water coolers, coal oil stoves,
screen doors, screen wire cloth, bird
cages, clothes wringers, granite IRON
ware, etc. They are headquarters.
Masters Wood Hill, Henry Howell
and Oscar Wilson have returned from
Bell Buckle, Tenn, and are enjoying
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