The Russellville Democrat., 1890-06-19
LOCAL LINES.
Ice cream at Fruits Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

--The weather is decidedly warm.
 Work has been resumed cn the | Presbyterian church. | Cotton clallies at Jac0bsons. your choice of our entire stock at 5c.
 Miss Emma Kitchen, of Clarksville, 1 is visiting Mrs. Branch Renfrow.
 MT. H. c. Dunlap returned last week from short trip to Oklahoma.
 Nice. refreshing showers those of last Sunday and Tuesday mornings.
 Master Henry Howell has accept ed position at the Weimer drugstore. Rankin & Rodgers have four or five buggies for sale or to exchange for corn.
 Miss Rose Patterson Is visiting the family of Dr. A. H. Scott in Little Rock.
 Handsome ginghams, only 1-2c per yard at Jacobson's progressive cash house.
 Mrs. K. B. Henry and daughter of Morrilton were guests of Capt. Will sons family last week.,
 The farmers have had favorable weather for ten days and crops show a marked improvement.
 --Dr. A. H. Boyd, the dentist. arriv- ed Monday and has rooms at Halls. He goes to Atkins Thursday.
 Miss Pearl Russell continues to improve and strong hopes are enter tained of her ultimate recovery.
 Plaid nainso0ks, plain lawns, black and figured lawns at actual, bona fide first cost at JacobsOn's. If you want the lowest prices and the best of jsb printing call at this of flee and we win guarantee satisfaction.
 Mrs. John Oliver and her daughter, Mrs. Mays, have been quite sick the past week. Both ara now convalss- cent.
 Jacobson still has few very hand some embroidered skirt patterns which he will sell at actual cost.
 If you are intending to buy buggy or road cart, don't fail to call on A. T. Davis at Luker, Davis < Co.'S. He can save you money.
 The Illinois democratic club meets next Monday night at the courthouse. Remember the candidates are all in- vited to be present.
 Trunks, travelling bags and yalises in endless variety at low prices at Ja- e0bson's.
 "A very interesting letter from our Freeman correspondent was received too late for publication today. It will appear next week. The work of excayating for the founda ton of the new brick buildings for the Peoples Bank and Wooten & Oates was begun Tuesday. Ladies, you may take your choice of our entire line of parasols at just what they cost to make. M. Jacobson.
 MT. J. W. Smith of Dover, is lying very low with Aux. He is manager Of Capt. J. R. H. Scott's farm near Dover, and most excellent gentleman. -Messrs. West H. Humphreys and Henry P. Barbee were here Saturday waiting upon our merchants with full line of shoe and grocery samples. Wilkey can fit glasses to any defect of the eye. Call and have your eyes tested free of charge. Rev J. D. Hale will officiate at the prayer service at the residence Of M. c. Meeksr. on Main street, next Fri day night. Every body is invited.
 -Messrs. J. E. Battenfield and James H. Shinn are watching the boom at Marlborough, Ky, city sprung up as if by magic i'll tue iron belt of the blue grass state.
 Next week we will have the pleas ure of publishing timely and inter- esting communication from our esteem ed friend and former citizen, Dr. J. M. Thompson, of Bentonville. The State convention of the Christ ian Church is in session at Ft. Smith. Ed. B. J. Dillon and Misses May Bat tenfield and Stella Yancey are repre- senting the Russellville church. Miss Victory Wright, the eighteen year old step-daughter of MT. Clark | living near Shiloh, died on the 18th inst. Resolutions passed by her Sun day school will appear next week. Some body broke the glass front in
 
 at Morrilton last week. The people of Morrilton condemn the outrage and have offered sl00 for the perpetrator. Mir. W. NJ. Kavanaugh, the young and efficient business manager of the Little Rock Gazette, accompanied by his accomplished wife, passed up to | Clarksville Sunday on visit to rela- tiyes.
 Capt. w. B. McDonald accompa- nied the Pope county delegation to the State convention Monday. During his absence Mir. J. W. Robinson makes an efficient and obliging deputy depot agent.
 Mir. c. NJ. Cooke, who made such s success of the Falr at Fort Smith last year, has resigned the secretaryshlp, and has been succeeded by MT. K. Il. Adalr, secretary of the chamber of commerce.
 There is probability that two new drurstores will be added to Russell yille's business enterprises ere long. | One to be under the management Of MT. win Brooks, the other by Messrs. Smith & Brown.
 | --Ihe Dlllon-N nehI uouabo VII w gin Monday, August 4th, and continue from day to day til finished. From six to eight days will be consumed, The propositions, place of debate ana other particulars later.
 -Messrs. George Fry and Henry Garden are hereby rendered a unaDi- mous vote of thanks by the DEMOCRAT compositorial and editorial force for the pitcher of lemonade contributed Wednesday morning.
 MT. l.. M. Smith returned Sunday from his Oklahoma trip. He got tired travelling by wagon and leaving ms companions behind, came In on the train. Outside of the fatigue Of the trip 1t was very enjoyable.
 Rev. E. B. Johnson, late of Mchen,, zie, Tenn, preached at the CumDerlanu