The Russellville Democrat., 1890-01-23

Friday.
 Mrs. ". Nj. Peeler is suffering wit a very severe attack of the prevailing influenza.
 Kerosene treatment for sore throa is said to be oil right by those wbt have tried It.
 --Mr. James w. Robinson returned last week from visit to Little RocE and Memphis.
 --Mr. Van Boswell is building nea residence on the west side of his bloel on Russell street.
 Miss Grace Ferguson left Tuesday for Bonham Texas, to visit her sister Mrs. Annie Oates.
 Miss Lena Conner is visiting rela. tives at Toltec, Ark. She will be ab sent several weeks.
 Miss Omah Bourland left Tuesday to visit the family of Mir. D. l.. Bour. land in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Maxie Williams is slowly re. covering from critical illness of near. ly weeks duration.
 Mrs. M. c. Bonds returned Sunday from visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Miner at Clarksyille.
 Miss Stella Brown and Miss Nellie Shinn of Dardanelle were guests oi Mrs. J. F. Munday Tuesday.
 -Messrs. Ed Love, Guy and Ec Darr, Atkins gallants, were Russell ville's welcome guests Sunday.
 MT. Ed Bernard, manager of thu White House, returned from briel business trip to Little Rock Monday.
 The blue lodge meets next Satur, day night in regular convocation There will be work in the K. A. degree
 Nearly one-half our population has been effected by that popular Russian malady, la grippe, in more or less az gravating form.
 Prof. J. II. Carmichael, principal of the Atkins public school and Prof A. k. Lee, were welcome callers last Saturday afternoon.
 Beginning February 1st Mir. Hen. ry Garden will enter the employ oi Morton & Co.,, where he will be pleas ed to see all his friends.
 MT. John A. Erwin is attending the meeting of the State Temperance Alliance at Little Rock this week as 2 delegate from this county.
 We are pleased to learn that Dr. J H. Potts. of Atkins. is rapidly recover ing from recent painful and danger ous attack of sickness.
 The best and surest dye to color tho beard brown or black, as may be de sired, is Buekingham's Dye for ths Whiskers. It never fails,
 The Rev. Mir. Dillon, pastor of thu Christian church has rented the Var Boswell residence on Russell street and will soon go to housekeeping.
 MT. w. c. Renfrow will return this week to Oklahoma, to look aftel business interests. His family art boarding at Mir. E. H. Howellps.
 The latest acquisition to Russell vile citizenship is the family of Mr. J T. Odom. They occupy cottage or main street, west of the Eagle Hotel
 -Dr. W. H. Vernon, district superin. tendent of the American Bible society will hold an anniversary meeting ol the socety at this place next Sunday
 Cotton is advancing. This is tho case usually after the crop, or the mos of it has been marketed. The ruling price in this market now Is 9s4 to l! cents.
 MT. Jefferson Davis new residence will soon be finished and ready for oc cupancy. It is of a new and novel de sign In architecture and will be an ell egant home.
 John J. Rye, John c. Forrest, John Barnard and Jasper Johnson have been spoken of as probable candidates for sheriff. Several other townships are tc hear from.
 --Dr. W.H. Hill was prostrated with a violent attack of la grippe Tuesday afternoon. He was much better We'd nesday morning and has continued tc improve since.
 The influenza renewed it's grippe on Mir. P. J. Rice last week greatly al. arming his friends. Successfully com, batting the disease, however, is now rapidly recovering.
 MT. Henry P. Barbee, represent ing that sterling Memphis firm, the C. K. Ryan Grocery Co.,. was here this week visiting relatives and taking or ders for his house.
 What has become of the project to establish a telephone line between Oar. danelle and Little Rock via of Russell ville2 We trust the idea has not been entirely abandoned.
 -Mr. Ed Shinn and family, of Darda nelle, worshipped at the Christian church this place last Sunday and re. mained over till Monday the guests o MT. and Mrs. J. l., Shinn.
 -Mr. Monroe Bottoms and family ol Ola, Yell county, were guests of Rus sellyille relatives this week. Mr. Bot toms favored us with pleasant anC substantial call Monday afternoon.
 Among ou- friends who have call ed this week are: Dudley James, H Oates, J. l.. Turner, G. W. Clark, Jas Whitesides, J. l.. Rowland, J. Q. Falls J. c. Parker, Dr. c. l.. Kirkscey, J. 5 Linzey.
 Cashier J. B. Carter of the Ozarl bank and Charles s. Mckinney also O Ozark and a we'll known travelini man, attended the meeting of the stock holders of the Russellyille bank Tues day night.
 Lots in the Terrence addition vii be placed on the market in about tel days. This addition is on the south sid of town and contains very fine lots fo residence building. Mr. Lawrene Bradley Is agent.
 --The glittering prizes in the lotteI of offices to be distributed this year ar so tempting that already the festiv candidate is abroad looking after hi chances, From indications there vii | be several of him. ""
 The Rev. Mr. Bettis Is building handsome two story residence on tb | south side of town, near Judge Wilson's some very substantial Improvement have been made in that part of tow | dnrino the mast twelve months