The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-10
LOCAL LINES.

Ice cream at Fruits Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. ] -M Mir. and Mrs. K. NJ. Oates spent the 4th in Little Rock.
 Rain is badly needed in many sec tions of the county. The Baird Bros. have purchased the 0dom beef market.
 --Mr. A. M. Bradley returned Tues day from his Texas trip.
 MT. Albright has opened a barber shop one door south of Odom's restau. rant.
 Democrats remember the primary next Saturday and do your whole duty.
 -G. c. Winn moved his stock of groceries to the Fruit building this week.
 R. k. Doggett is a candidate for magistrate before the primary next Saturday.
 Mrs. J. F. Leonard came up from Atkins last week on visit to her fath- er's family.
 Mrs. Light was released on bond last week and returned to her home Tn Yell county. The finest and most complete line of latest style stationery just received at Weimer's.
 Mrs. Ebb Howell and children are enjoying the pure air and health-giving waters of Mt. Nebo. 
 Prof. J. A. Pless will teach this summer at Mountain Spring, Dist. 20 in Bayliss township. The State Teachers Association is in session at Mt. Nebo. A large num- Der of teachers are in attendance.
 The Rev. Mr. Fizer's appointment for Russellville is July 31. Democrats come out and see him annihilated.
 The State Alliance meets at Dover on the 3d Tuesday in August. There will be a large number of delegates present.
 Voters in thIs township should not fail to remember that township of ficers are to be voted for in the primary next Saturday.
 Brown & Smith will occupy the house recently vacated by Hills barber shop, until the completion of their new brick building.
 Under the recent apportionment of State school funds Pope county is to receive s3,196.16. The scholastic pop ulation is 7,264.
 Quite a number of the candidates were In town this week. Each and every one seemed hopeful of success in Saturdays primary.
 Prof. A. E. Lee and Misses Stella tendance upon the State Teachers As- sociation at Mt. Nebo.
 R. F. Sojourner, representing the Little Rock Building & Loan Associ- ation, was here this week, and did ex- cellent work for his company. Mrs. E. NJ. Roach and daughter returned to Ozark Monday accompan- jed by Mir. John A. Erwin and family who will remain about two weeks. To-day Messrs. BrIngle, Buchanan and Russell. candidates for the legisla- ture, will address the people at this place. They will close the canvass to- morrow at London.
 The Pope county delegates to the | republican state convention, joined Powell Clayton Tuesday, and passed down to Little Rock to embrace their idol, Napolean Bonapart Fizer. w. $. Bowden & Son have sold their we'll drilling machinery to Burns & Caudell of Hector, and the same will | an 70 ha completion of some contracts in town. Farniture for everybody at Jno. A. | Erwin & Co. I --G. W. Johnston Of Georgtown | called Saturday and informs us that Mrs. Clemmie Adams is teaching a | fiourishing school in Dist. 87. Mrs. | Adams Is very successful Instructor. l Embroideries and laces go at your | own prices during Jacobson's clearing sale this week.
 Freddie Rozzell came up from Nor rilton last eek and spent several days visiting among relatives and friends. He is now connected with the job printing department of the Morrilton Pilot.
 1 If you want handsome, stylish, fine dress at low figures Jacobson can sup ply your wants. | A spelling bee, managed by the la dies of the Presbyterian church. is among the pleasant entertainments promised in the near future. Notice of time and place will be given next week.
 Ladies, remember this is the last Iehance you have to buy challies at Dc at Jacobson's'
 Parties wishing to apply tor pensions nnder new or previous pension laws will find 1t to their advantages to call on W, w. Brashear or l.. c. O'Barr, Russellyille. They have the necessary blanks. July 3l.
 Victoria Lawns, India Linons, Wool Challis, lace curtains, at prices thai are irresistible, at Jacobson's.
 The estimable wife of Mir. II. D.
 Brown of Potts Station died last week The sympathy of large circle ol friends and acquaintances Is extended fin MT. Brown and the motherless child , ren in their bereavement.
 If you want s55 sewing machines fol s30 come to see us.
 Jno. A. Erwin < Go.
 The most encouraging reports Iaemocratie solidity and unity or pur : nose comes up from the stronghoias
 The most decisive victory In years vii
 nerch upon democratic banners Il
 this county next September. Wilkey can fit glasses to any defec
 of the eye. Call and have your eye
 tested free of charge.
 A special train has been arrange for fine benefit of all desiring to atten
 inc barbecue and csrner-stone layin { at Morrilton today. The train WI ]. Jaave RussellviIle at a. m. and returl ' at7p. m. One fare for the round tril
 racohson still has few straw hat q rs ., o,u find anVthi z vol