The Russellville Democrat., 1890-01-16
LOCALLINES.

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 Sunday here with his family. The time allowed by law for killing
 deer expires the 1st of February,
 MT. R. J. Gray is of on visit to
 his father at Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
 Fillmore Lucy, an attache of this office, is one of the latest victims of la grippe.
 MT. John Roberts of Morrilton
 was guest of Mir. and Mrs Thos.
 Hamilton last Sunday.
 Quite number of our citizens are
 suffering the inconveniences of an at-
 tack of Ia grippe.
 A goodly number of bales of the fleecy staple found their way into this
 market the past week. Miss Lula lobe and Mrs. Anna Yarbrough left last Friday to visit rel
 atiyes at Searcy.
 MT. James White of Paris. Logan
 county, was in town mingling freely
 with his old friends last week. MT. Bert Clayton has entered the
 employ of the Harkey Saddlery Co.,,
 with the view of learning the trade. Mrs. Birnie Babcock and children
 of Little Rock are guests of her mother
 Mrs. Il. N. Shade.
 The change in the weather Sunday
 night was deeply appreciated. It was
 the first taste of real winter weather this season.
 -Messrs. w. R. Halle and J. T. Blackford of Scottsville, witnessed the Knights Templar installation Monday
 evening at the courthouse. Owing to the unfavorable weather for full turnout of the members last Sunday communion service was post
 ponsd at the c. P. church until next Sunday.
 All humors of the scalp, letter, sores,
 and dandruff cured. and falling hair checked: hence, badness prevented by
 using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
 -Mr. and Mrs. George Fones arrived from Little Rock last Thursday and re- ceived many sincere congratulations. They are boarding at the residence Of
 Mir. and Mrs. George Howell. The district conference of the
 Methodist Episcopal church will be held at this place Jan. 31st. Rev R. K. Fletcher will preach the the opening
 sermon on Thursday night, 30th. Mrs J. l.. Shinn is suffering from a serious and severe attack of rheuma- tism, rendering her right arm almost useless. In common with her many friends we trust she may soon recover. LOST. On Monday evening some- where between the Methodist church and the court house, gold bracelet. The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to this office. Mrs. H. P. Barbee was summoned to Searcy last Friday to attend her hus- band who was suffering with an attack of La Grippe. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Norma Morton. We congratulate our neighbor, the
 Methodist Herald, upon the degree Of prosperity which enables 1t to print
 both sides at home. It is now four column quarto, presenting a neat appearance.
 Do you want policy on your life. which for safeness, fairness and cheap nees cannot be surpassed? Call on Jas. k Battenfield and get policy in the Provident Savings Life Assurance Soci- ety.
 A freight wreck at Ouita detained the east bound passenger train several hours last Sunday. Another wreck at the same place Monday night delayed
 several freight trains at this point Tues day morning.
 The arrival of bouncing baby boy at the residence of Horace Bradley last Sunday was the occasion of much rejoic- | ing in that household. To say that Horace looks taller and fells prouder than ever before would be putting 1t mild indeed.
 MT. J. w. Eudy reported Monday thar he had Le Conte pears in bloom and barley heading out, a thing un- precedented at this time of the year in this county he thinks. The wheat crop ia his section looks we'll and promises an abundant harvest. County Scrip for sale. R. ]. WILSON. MT. z. D. Mumford of Fremont, N. C.. has purchased the Perry Renfrow farm two miles from town and will make it his permanent home. He is ex- pecting his family to-day. We well come them, in fact all good citizens no
 matter from what point of the compass they come.
 Mules and horses for sale. R. J. WILSON. On Friday night. January 24th, the ladies of the Baptist church will serve supper in the store room on Main street lately vacated by Jno. A Erwin S Go. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church and we besreak a large attendance and liberal contributions for the good Of | the cause.
 Buy your furniture from JHo. A. ERWIN & Co. | Prof, B. A. Kuhn informs us thai the school at Potts Station is more largely attended in every way better | this year than 1t has ever been before. | The directors are contemplating the erection of larger building to accom- modate the influx of pupils rom an adjoining district which has been dis | solved.
 If you need furniture of any kind | caIl on JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 sThe Ladies Aid Society of the Cumberland Presbyterian church VII
 serve supper in the vacant store room between k. H. Tate's store and s. K. Judd's furniture establish ment on Main street, Friday night | January 17th. A cordial invitation i' extended to the public to attend. In'
 proceeds will be used to further th' benevolent purposes of the society
 We sell furniture cheaper than any
 body JNo. A. ERWIN @ oo'
 There are several stockholders il