The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-21
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 Mrs. Bertha Cohen of Morrilton is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Jacobson.
 MT. T. L. Critz placed on our ta- ble last Thursday an open boil of cot ton.
 l There will be meeting of the Knights and Ladies of Honor Friday night.
 MT. Bob Hess arrived from Fay stteyille Sunday and is visiting among l friends.
 Miss Laura Courtney, of Burling- ton, Kansas, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. J. Dillon.
 MT. Dallas Moore Is at home again after an extended jaunt to Memphis, Cincinnati and St. Louis. MT. Henry P. Barbee, popular commercial traveller, is in town with fine line of grocery samples.
 MT. Gus Howell left Saturday for Birmingham, Ala, where he will en- gage in the insurance business.
 MT. and Mrs. B. K. Rodgers. Jr.. are in Ft. Smith visiting relatives. They will be gone two weeks.
 -Dr. Andrew Howell has moved from Atkins to Argenta, and entered upon very successful practice.
 Judge R. B. Wilson left Tuesday for Washington county to spend about ten days visiting his parents and to re- cuperate.
 MT. Bob L. Erwin spent few days most pleasantly in Little Rock last week. Of course he stopped at Gleason's.
 Miss Norma Morton, one of our most popular and accomplished young ladies, returned last week from visit to Kentucky.
 -Remember Dr. O'Kelly's appoint ment, the first Monday in each month. He will remain from two ts five days. See his card.
 If the Vindicator folks can extract any fun out of the Harkey episode they must be blithe and cheerful lot of fellows. indeed. Mrs. Trasier returned last Satur- day to her home at Alma, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Cason, and sister, Miss Bettie Clay.
 --The vindicator returned thanks to MT. Hogins for his broadside last week. Discretion has always been considered the better part Of valor. Ewing Presbytery will convene with the church at Shiloh next Friday night at :3o. The Sunday school con- vention will meet the night before.
 Beginning Tuesday night about g o'clock there was almost a continuous rainfall for about l5 hours. And some folks we know of were lily prepared for it.
 MT. D. s. Hyatt, having accepted a situation with J. B. Evans & Co.,, has rented the Wilson residence on Tor renee street and will move his family to town this week. --The DEMOCRAT is not in need of mercy at the hands of the Vindicator. Whenever we are In need of that com modity we will apply where such a thing is kept in stock. We were pleased to receive call Monday from MT. W. D. Vance and his friend Mir. J. T. Ools, of Morrilton. Mir. and Mrs. Ools are visiting MT. Vance and family for few days. On or about the 9th of this month Mrs. $. NJ. Perry lost between her store and residence a pair of gold frame spectacles. The finder of the same will be suitably rewarded by returning them to her.
 MT. z. D. Mumford exhibited in our office Tuesday samples of the sec- ond gathering of his tobacco crop, we'll cured and ready for market. He thinks it will readily bring 75 cents per pound in the hand.
 MT. Gus Marshall, a very worthy and deserving Pope county boy. Is working at the case in the office of the Cowlitz Advocate, Castle Rock, Wash ington. We predict for him bright and useful career.
 MT. NJ. Jacobson left Sunday for New York where he will make his purchase for the fall and winter trade and visit relatives whom he has not seen for sveral years. He will be ab- sent about a month.
 --Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Winningham are receiving the congratulations of their many friends on the arrival of a fine baby boy at their house. He Is al- ready cheering for Eagle and democ- racy.
 Since Mir. Mallett has denied writ ing some of the editorials in the Vindi- cator. it would be interesting to know who pushes the editorial faber for that sheet. Will the Vindicator tell who the assistant Is?
 The county candidates speak at the Northfork precinct to-day. The result of the canvass so far Is unmi stakaDly favorable to the gallant standard bear CTS of democracy. They gain fresh courage and new strength every day.
 Another nal formation in the egg line was handed us Monday by MT. A. I. Tanning, Jr. It consisted of two eggs small in size joined together by a ligature. yeritable twins. He iouna the curiosity in hens nest along with other eggs.
 The remarkable feat of moulding 9.l30 brick in one day was accomplish ed last Friday by Mir. Robert Bradley on his fathers brick yard near town. Bob wears the blue ribbon so far, put Mack Williamson says he will have lt before long or know the reason why.
 For buggies, phaetons, road carts, &c., go A. T. Davis. He can suit you no matteS what you want.
 "A prominent union labor man mas been heard to say that the week before the election he intended to raise more deyilment in this county than had ever been raised before. Let tle gentleman proceed If he thinks there Is no hereafter. Forewarned Is forearm ed
 Why wear glasses that hurt and .hyars the sys when you can get per ieet ht " eaiilag on IT. c. Wilkey. " AppHcaCion was made Monday be- \ Tore fudge Crapens at Clarksville for