The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-03
LOCAL LINES.

Prof. Sampson has good class in bookkeeping here.
 Miss Emma Bonds is visiting friends in Morrilton.
 -Messrs. Bob Erwin and Henry Howell Sundayed in Atkins. Miss Rose Patterson returned last Friday from a visit to Little Rock.
 Sam N. Davis will teach school in Independence township this sum mer.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Roach and daughter, Miss Nellie, of Ozark, are guests of Mrs. John A. Erwin. Cashier J. W. White, of the Peo- ple's Bank. returned Monday from a brief visit to Little Rock(?) There was very pleasant social party at the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Fowler last Friday night. The population of Russellville is somewhere between 1900 ard 1900. This is uot official, but 1t is reliable. MT. and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds ar- rived Monday from Vicksburg, Miss, on visit to the family of Mir. G. K. Howell.
 l Prof. J. H. Fry left Monday for l Lynnyille Tenn. to place his two eldest children in the care of their grand mother.
 | -Dr. Drummond has moved his of flee to Weimer's drug store, where lie can be found until the completion of his new office.
 l -Messrs. N. A. Birdsong, J. J. Me- Gehee and T. B. Stanley have each sent us cotton blooms, and report crops in fair condition.
 | Extensive preparations have been made for the picnic at Mountain Springs tomorrow. A good time is assured to all who attend. l --The thanks Of the DEMOCRAT are due and hereby rendered to Mir. and Mrs. George Slocum for liberal con- tribution of wedding cake.
 --Mr. M. Clayton, the contractor, is rushing the new residences of Messrs. Henry Garden and A. Bernard to con- pletion as rapidly as possible.
 Under the recent readjustment of | salaries, Postmaster Brashears of the Russellville office gets $1100 per annum. The readjustment took effect July I. l -Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Oates and child ren returned to Mexia, Texas. tn cir home, last Friday after delightful I three weeks visit to friends and rele- lives here.
 | MT. J. s. Church, proprietor of | the Summer Normal Hotel. at Mt. Nebo, came over Monday to purchase furnish ings and supplies for his hotel. See his notice elsewhere.
 Miss Kate Blackwell of Dardanelle was guest of Mrs. Swilling last week. Some of our young men witnessed her departure Saturday with every mani } festation of sincere regret.
 -"Billyn Murphy, the we'll known brick mason returned from Hot -JSpfings and spent while in Russell- vile last week. He evidently has an eye on some of our new brick houses. I The Summer Normal Hotel, at Mt. Nebo, J. s. Church, proprietor, is now open and prepared to accommodate teachers attending the Normal School. For rates and terms apply to the pro- prietor.
 l Furniture for everybody at Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 MT. J. P. Campbell and family re- turned from Texas Saturday and say they will be content to remain in Pope county the balance of their lives. They moved to Texas from Scottsville about : year ago.
 : Ladies, remember this is the last . chance you have to buy challies at bc at
 Jacobson's.
 MT. Frank Bell, lately with "the Arcade'' dry goods establishment, Fort
 Smith, has re-entered the employ of Dodd Bros., Monett, Mo-. to which
 place we are requested to forward the DEMOCRAT.
 If you want s55 sewing machines for
 $50 come to see us.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go. , Cant. J. R. H. Scott is spending few l days in Little Rock preparatory to talk ing trip to the western lakeside re- : sorts in quest of health. We hope to see him return in the fall fully re-
 stored to health and yigor.
 Wilkey can fit glasses to any defect of the eye. Call and have your eyes
 tested free of charge. . We are requested by the post
 master to state that parties calling Tor their mail should call for papers in addition to letters, if they are expect ing any. An observance of this rule
 will save trouble and annoyance.
 You pay from s20 to s25 above our prices when you buy sewing machines
 from agents. Jno. A. Erwin X Co. MT. W. J. White has purchased the
 frame business house on the corner oi Jefferson and Russell streets and Is
 having the same moved to the west side of town. Swilling & Patrick's brick
 structure will go up in It's place. |.
 Go to Jno. A. Erwin & Go for sew , | ing machines, wall paper, window
 shades, baby carriages and furniture : Misses Margaret and Katie Kline
 vho have been visiting their sister
 Mrs. James Healey, for several weeks
 ieft last Monday to spend few weeks
 at Hot Springs. thence they will return
 tn Philadelphia, the former via of Min.
 neanolis where she will visit awhile.
 Why do you pay $55 for sewing ma chimes you can buy for $30 or s52. Il
 von don't believe we have them come and ace. Jno. A. Erwin X Co.
 The Lamar correspondent of th' [ Clarksvile Herald-Journal says; INT
 VI. Young has gone to Dover to es
 tablish a saw and blaming mill; H'
 has fine body of timber to work up . and It will require two years or con
 tInuous work to complete the under |, taking.
 !. Do you need eye glasses? If you d' 5 go OH. c. Wilkey and huye your. eye
 tested by Johnson's Eye Meter asid gel . glasses to suit your eyes. We are indebted to the committed
 on invitation for an invitation 10 at , tend the laying of the corner-stohe o