The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-13
LOCALLINEs.

LINES. The jury list is published thi week.
 Alderman w.J. White has beer quite sick this week.
 Mir. A. K. Bolliuger is building ar addition to his residence on Jefferson street.
 MT. J, E. Battenfield returned Sat urday from brief business trip to Hot Springs.
 Mrs. I. J. Brown of Piney was a caller Monday and renewed for the DEMOCRAT.
 MT. Ben Williamson of Morrilton was in town this week circulating among friends.
 -Mr. r. B. Hale and little son of Osceola, Ark, are visiting the family of Mr. J. W. Wells.
 -Postmaster Sosbee of Santos says the mercantile and lumber interests of Mill Creek are looking up.
 -Messrs. w. s. Bowden & Son drill wells. See their advertisement in this issue, and patronize them.
 The c. P. mite society will meet Thursday night at Mrs. N. A. McFad- dens. Everybody invited.
 Mrs N. A. McFadden will be pre- pared to take boarders during court week. Terms reasonable.
 Prof. T. l.. Cox, traveiing agent for the Standard Book Co.,, St. Louisj favored us with call last Friday.
 --The Methodist (soutb) mite meet ing will be held at J A. Jamisop's this (Thursday) evening. All inviteH.
 MT. T. J. Russell is in St. Louis this week, buying new goods for every department. He will return Saturday.
 Several bridges were washed away Monday night on the Fort Smith road and trains were considerably delayed.
 A parsonage for the new Baptist minister will be built soon on the lot west of the Baptist church, fronting David street.
 MT. Gus Gill. formerly citizen of Atkins, has established a private bank called the German, at Ft. Smith. with $25, 900 capital.
 --Msssrs. J. A. Russell and J. W. Murphy. justice of thepea and con stable of Martin township were among our callers Tuesday.
 The DEMOCRAT offers congratula- tions to Mir. and Mrs. James A. Miller upon the arrival of baby girl at their house on the 9th inst.
 MT. Nat Rodgers of Nashville, Ark, is visiting his brother and other friends. He brought his inimitable aud:able smile along with him.
 Prof. Meade's school exhibition an- nounced for next Friday evening has been postponed until the Friday eve ming Following, 2lst inst, on account ofsickness in his family.
 Miss Bessie Evans of Dardanelle. daughter of our former fellow citizen, MT. s. N. Evans, arrived last Saturday and remained till Monday visiting among her many friends.
 Wilson is opening new stock this week. M
 Work will soon be resumed on the new Presbyterian church, corner of River and David streets. The lumber and other material are being placed on the ground as rapidly as possible.
 A load of good pine wanted at this office.
 --Dr. A. H. Boyd returned Tuesday from q very pleasant and profitable professional trip to Clarksville and Cabin Creek. See change in his card for list of appointments in future
 Prices will be lower than ever at Wilson's.
 Esq. Crow informs us that interest in the proposed telephone project is growing In his section. This is right. Let 1t continues; and be sure to send a good delegation here on the 22d inst.
 -wooten & Oates carry all kinds of farmers supplies.
 Prosecuting Attorney Carter will return from Philadelphia this week, and vii. be on hand to represent the State in the Pope circuit court which convenes on the first Monday in April.
 wooten < Oates are headquarters for farmers supplies.
 MT. Scott, the special agent of the census department gathering statistics of the mortgage indebtedness of this county, having finished hislaJors here, left Monday morning for Dardanelle and Danyille.
 -Wooten & Oates are receiving new goods every week.
 There was pleasant social gather. ing of young people at the handsome and hospitable home of MT. J. Y Fowler fast Saturday evening. The party was given in honor of Miss Bessie Evans.
 Every one should examine Wilson's new stock before buying.
 The Batesville Guard learns tha the census enumerators, of whom there will be three or four to each county, will be chosen by the civil service com petitiye system, which will give demo crats chance.
 There is no mistake | have man, goods lower than ever offered in Rus sellville. K. J. WILSON.
 Last Monday night wiSSessed on' l of the heaviest rainfails ever Snowl 1 in this locality. Quite wind storH accompanied it, but we have heart O no damage done except the levelinj! 0 fences In few instances. l Every lady ..ii vi;e F, s;e'sss'anty shoul' examine w l.. Duglas' women's S2O shoe. It has no equal. k. J. WILSON Mrs. W. c. Renfrow has been c-iti cally III the past week. Her condition was so alarming Saturday that he husband, who is in Oklahoma, was sen for and he is expected home this week