The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-13
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 "yalentine Tea" Friday night, l4th Admission, soc, children, 25c. i -Mr. U. L, Meade and family spent Sunday with relatives in London.
 Mrs. ]. E. Battenfield and daugh ter, Miss May, are visiting Little RocI | friends.
 He who laughs last, laughs best. Those Valentines will make you "smile.'
 The Knights and Ladies of Honor will meet in regular meeting next Fri day night.
 Look we'll at your valentine Friday night. and remember the most rldlcu lous one draws the prize.
 We are indebted to Mir. W. c. Rem frow for copy of the Norman Trans cript, live Oklahoma paper.
 Don't forget to try your hand at the famous game, "Faba Baga, while at the Valentine Tea" Friday night.
 Sheriff Young came in from his tax collecting tour Saturday after noon. He reports collections very good.
 Mrs. P. F. winningham formerly of Lamar. now living at Morrilton, was visiting Russellville friends Tuesday.
 Miss Eula, the eldest daughter of Mir. W. F. Wooten, who has been quite low with pneumonia, is conyalescing.
 --Mr. W. l.. Sullivan representing a Chicago copying house is ] n tcwp soliciting orders for work in his line.
 The Bentonvilie papers speak in the highest praise of the recent Joseph Heine entertainments given in that city.
 --Profs. Howard and Johnson of the Dover public school were pleasant call CTS at this office last Saturday after noon.
 -Mr. Mark Moseley is in town visit ing among his numerous friends. He reports Ola to be in flourishing con- dition.
 For fancy and comic valentines call on H. c. Wilkey. He has large stock on hand. Send one Jo your friends.
 Each and all are cordially invited to come out Friday evening to the Val entine Tea" and have jolly, good, so- cial time.
 Misses Hattie Battenfield and Josie Bowen visited Clarksville last week, returning Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Maud Fraser.
 The ladies of the Christian church have postponed their entertainment for the 22d inst. until more 'cOnven- tent period.
 MT. Travis Smith is making some substantial Improvements on the Womack property, his recent purchase, on the south side of town.
 The subscription list of the Davis monument fund is still at this office awaiting additional signatures. It will be forwarded in few days.
 If you desire to consulta lawyer or to borrow money on reasonable terms call on Lawrence Russell. Notice change In his advertisement.
 The itching of the scalp, falling of the hair, resulting in badness, are off, ten caused by dandruff, which may be cured by using Halls Hair Remover.
 MT. Willie l.. Oates has sold his interest in the Russellville livery stable, Mir. Jo Rushing being the purchaser. The trade was consumated last week.
 -"Uncle George" Rushing, one of Pope's oldest and highly esteemed citi- zens, was here Monday, enroute to Johnson county on visit to relatives.
 70. R. French, the noted sunday school evangelist will held bible school institute at the Baptist church next Friday night. See advertiseme mt.
 MT. Andrew J. Horton, who nov ed to Springfield, Ark, last fall on ac- count of school facilities. has returned to his former home in the vicinity of Dover.
 HI. c. wilkey has just recieved a fine line of lace pins, breaches, gents and ladies chains, which he would be pleased to show to intending pur- chasers.
 The stockholders of the Wcimer Savings Bank will meet tonight to per- feet an organization preparatory to se- curing charter from the State. Full proceedings next week.
 From private advices it Is learned that Messrs. J. w. Wells and Will Brooks, who recently went to Oklaho- ma to look at the country, have invest ed in real estate at Norman.
 Remember, 50 cents will admit you to the sValentine Tea" get you de- lightful supper, lovely souvenir and a valentine, with bushel of finn thrown in for good measure.
 The town council holds an adjourn ed meeting tonight (Thursday) to con- sider an ordinance licensing certain privileges and a proposition to employ a street laborer by the year.
 --The supper given by the young ladies last Friday evening netted them over $240 in spite of the very In- element weather which kept many away who wished to attend.
 -Dr. A. II. Boyd of Memphis has To- eated in Russellville for the practice of dentistry. He has rented the office used by Dr. Wyatt and will be ready next week to serve the public in the line of his profession.
 -Eld. Cason of Alma preached for the Baptist brethren last Sunday, morn ing and evening. We understand he has been called to the pasterate of the church here, and has accepted. He will serve the church here and at Al ma.
 By order of the street committed sidewalks are being constructed on several streets heretofore unused to this convenience. It is a commenda- ble move and should not stop until side walks are put on at least all the principal streets.
 MT. J. A. Miller left yesterday for Texarkana, where he goes to solicit orders for new marble shop to be es. tablished in that city by MT. ". " Welcome of this place. We wish both these worthy young gentlemen grea' success.
 Mrs. Wyatt and her sister, Miss Corrinna, bade a final Gdieu to their | frta Hnr If.