The Russellville Democrat., 1890-01-30
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 New Goods daily at the Brick fur niture store. Jno. A. Erwin &Co.
 We have again experienced some very disagreeable weather the past week.
 --Dr. Andrew II, Scott of Little Rock was a guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. x. How ell last week.
 Judge R. B. Wilson is sdoingp the great northwest in the interest of Little Rock clients.
 Miss Cora lobe was the guest of Miss Bessie Evans at Dardanelle last Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Garden and Miss Fannie Rollow went up to Dover Saturday to visit relatives.
 -Dardanelle expects to have a SIP 900 ice plant in successful operation by the lst of March. Good for Dardanelle.
 Come and see our new stock in our new brick. Our prices are lower than ever. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. The Clarksville Herald-Journal says "Rev. Il. B. Milner will soon be- gin work on his new residence in East Clarksville."
 Cotton receipts have been remark ably good the past week. The price is good too, 9Ia and 9S4 cents being paid in clean cash.
 Sheriff Yonng is out in the north western townships collecting taxes this week. He is assisted by Emmet White, Esq. of Dover.
 MT. Jo Potts, postmaster and depot agent at Potts Station, and a most gem ial and accommodating gentleman, was among our callers Tuesday. -Mr. ". Sinclair Bell, of Potts Sta tion, has quite recently been added to the list of notaries public for this coun- ty. He will make tip top official. We have just received an elegant line of Parlor Furniture, cheaper than we have eyer owned it heretofore. Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 The Presbyterian supper last Fri day night netted the ladies something over $46. There was large attend ance and an enjoyable time all around.
 A three months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Yonng died last Thursday with whooping cough. The parents have the sympathy of many 1 friends.
 The Fort Smith Times learns that Mt. Nebo parties have contracted for ss ,000 worth of improvements to be completed before the beginning of the l next season.
 --Dr. Patton. of Dardanelle, will preach at the court house next Sunday at II a. m. and p. m. Subject for morning service, Mat. 20; for night, Peter :12 and 13.
 Miss Nora Tucker having secured school at Lavaca, Sebastian county, went away last week in order to be on hand to assume her new and responsi- ble duties last Monday.
 The Midland Accident Insurance Co.,. of Kansas City, Mo-. suspended operations last week. There were two 1 agencies in thIs city, bot no victims as far as we have been ahis - 'ssfn.
 MT. Arthur Eymaa a9a les Julia Dodd of Darlanelle wffe u town Mon- I day and favored the DEMOCRAT with call. They are justly jubiiant over the recent prohibition victory in their city. 1 The DEMOCRAT sanotum was honor- 1 ed by calls from the following friends the past week J. ". Blackburn, Alex Bringle, Joe Petty, II. W. Mann, TX. Bonds, Jesse Henry, II. G. Younger, J. W. McCracken, J A. Hickman. l Attorney General Atkinson has de- cided that any contract entered into by l the majority of any school board is legal and binding provided all the 1 members have been notified of the time, place and intention of making such contract.
 Some of the business men Of At kins are making a determined effort to organize bank at that place, with a pleasing prospect of succeeding. Our l neighbors will find that q banking in- 1 stitution in their midst will prove a great convenience.
 We have heard considerable in auiry recently for reliable white farm l labor. There is some talk of sending to North and South Carolina for num- Der of white families, fifty at least could find steady employment If they would come. Mir. A. J. Hartsell wants several hands.
 -Deputy-Sheriff c. D. Harn of Yell county had on examination before Esq, McCorkle last week for killing Jack Chamber who attempted to escare on the way to jail recently, and was ae- quitted. We presume on the grounds that Chamber was a worthless charac- | ter and needed killing.
 -Barrister Jefferson Davis and Com ductor P. J. Rice are down with la- grippe. Pending convalescence Davis PERE will hold down legal affairs Of the firm. while Eb II. Howell, Esq. will punch tickets and vibrate the bell cord on the great trunk line between Rus sellvlle and Dardanelle.
 There will be services at the Christ ian church next Sunday as usual. Morning subject: ''The Lords supper. i" In the evening the pastor will preach a sermon to, and for the benefit of, the children. He is very anxious fnr every child from 10 100 years of age. who can possibly get there, to be present. MT. William Miller and Laura Me Cracken were married at scottsville last Thursday. The gI oom is an in- dustrious young farmer and the bride the pretty and accomplished daughter of Hon. E. l.. McCracken. The DEM. ooRAT wishes for them tranquil and prosperous voyage down liie's uneven waters.
 l --The Baptist supper Is billed for to- morrow night and will be served promptly as advertised. All who have partaken of the good things served by the Baptist ladies in the past need not be reminded of what Is in store for them on this occasion, all others would do well to go for they will be amply re- paid for so doing. Remember the time, the place. and last, but not least, the 4 cause, and contribute your presence and half dollar for the benefit of the ladies whose untiring exertions entitie them to ronsing patronage.