The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-04
LOCAL LINES.

l uo VIII DFing m tHe HrsL Daieg
 1.-The nights are delightfully."- cool
 and pleasant.
 We hear no talk of the boil worm.
 The scare is past.
 | Circuit court convenes just eight
 weeks from next Monday.
 The family of Mir. W. M. Oates will
 return from Eureka this week.
 MT. Walter Harkey left last week for Mexia, Texas, where he will enter school.
 MT. Jeff Baird has moved to the
 Fowler cottage, near MT. B. J. Strick- | lands.
 Mrs. Beverly Clark of Morrilton
 was the guest of Mrs. H. H. Young
 blood Sunday.
 1 MT. A. B. Williamson of Morrilton,
 was in town Monday watching the
 voting with interest. | Our merchants will pay the full
 market price for cotton anh sell goods at rock bottom prices this fall.
 Tom Deaton came up from Con-
 way and Branch Renfrow down from Coal Hill, to vote. Good boys!
 Prof A. K. Lee and wife returned last Friday from three weeks soJourn at Nebo, much benefited by the trip.
 Oscar Vim is recovering rapidly, notwithstanding his terrible affliction. He will be able to be out before long. Hogs are doing we'll, mast is fine and the prospect is that our farmers will save their own bacon this season.
 A booming lodge of the Oriental Order of Humility was instituted here last week. Meetings will be held
 weekly.
 Mails are now carried to Darda- nelle under contract with the D. and R. Ry., the star route hay ing been aband- oned.
 Under the new schedule we have | two mails daily to and from Little Rock. The evening trains carry through | pouch only.
 MT. Rush Macarthur informed us Monday of four persons in hls township who were not "found' by the census enumerator.
 Rev. W. c. Wheat and daughters, Misses Minnie and Dollie, are visiting at Beebe and Benton, this State. They will return Saturday. Call in the afternoon at Fruits and get some of that nice sweet bread for supper.
 | MT. A. c. Lawton will have his cigar factory In operation in short time. He Is very sanguine of making his venture successful. --Camp-meeting at Centre Valley will embrace the first Sabbath in this l month; the one at Gravell Hill will embrace the second Sabbath. The return game of base ball was played at Dardanelle last Friday and resulted in a victory for the Darda- nelle boys. Another game will be played here next Saturday. MT. II. Sherman, late of Beebe, this State, has opened an office one door north of Halls hotel, for the practice of dentistry. He has six years exper- fence, and guarantees all his work. The Rev. MT. Massey, of Atkins, closed very successful protracted meeting at the Cove church last Sun day night. There were several con- versions and accessions to the church. MT. J. P. Winchester has opened | lunch stand one door south of Odom' s restaurant where meals will be served at all hours during the day. Fresh bread always on hand. Oysters served in any style.
 Russell & Co.'S new fall and winter stock will arrive in few days and will embrace a full and complete line sell ected with especial reference to the wants of the trade. Wait for his stock, 1t will repay you Miss Sadie Peterson left last week for Terrell, Texas, where she will re- side In the future. She made many friends during her residence here, all of whom join in wishing her success and happiness In her new home. J. W. Wells has the original of Gal loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No cure no pay.
 -Mr. Lawrence Bradley, manager 1 of the Harkey Saddlery Co.'S Morrilton | house has returned to Russellville and | resumed his position as book-keeper for the parent house. Mir. Bertrand Clay ton will take his place at Morrilton. NTI.MALARINE, Dr. J. w. Fruits chill cure. Try it. It's as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best. Come and get sample bottle, FREE. tf, Owing to the i'll health of his wife Mir. P. J. Rice has given up house. keeping and gone to board at the resi- dence of Jo Simpson. Mrs. Rice re- turned from Atkins last week where she had a severe attack of sickness.
 --The election In this precinct was a model in every respect. Everybody
 voted without let or hindranoe Tn quiet and orderly manner. Those who | expected scenes of disorder and con- | fusion were agreeably disappointed.
 Mir, T. J. Russell is in St. Louis | this week buying his fall and winter stock of goods. He informs us that his stock this season will be full and com plete in every department, and well
 worth waiting for by intending pur- | chasers.
 | MT. Geo. J. Owens, of Silex, plac- cd on our table Monday several speci- mems of mineral bearing stone found lin Bull Frog Valley. He thinks that
 section rich in mineral deposits and wants a competent geologist to make
 am examination.
 Rev. K. D. Landers' protracted meeting at Bethell closed Sunday night, IL was one of the most notable
 Teyivals ever known at that place Over thirty penitsnts professed Tor 0iyeness of their sins and many names
 were added to the church roll.
 Having purchased his stock and
 6x,nres Wiley Albright succeeds to the
 tonsorIal business of John N. HI.
 He will continue at the stand occupied
 by Mir. Hill. and requests the patronage of the public, promising by prompt ana , courteous attention to give satisfaction