The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-05-29
LoCALLINEs.


apply at this office.
yell county confidently expects to
get a railroad soon.
J We had foretaste of real hot sum
mer weather last week.
The "Glorious Fourth" approaches,
What about its celebrations
MIR. and Mrs. Howell are guests OF
DIR. r. NJ. Drummonds and family.
Strawberries win soon be gone,
but the luscious dewberry comes on a
pace.
Mr.. Will Brooks has returned from
Lexington, KY, where he has been at
tending college.
Mrs. Lizzie Bledsloe of Atkins Wis.,
tied Russellville last week, the guest of
Mrs. M. G. Bonds.
Returning Nimrods report fishing
not quite so good as usual, but the
mosquitoes bite well.
There are very few idlers. about
town now. Everybody so inclined can
find something to do.
| Crops are reported as doing well,
while the grass and weeds are just
humping themselves.
FoR RENT.--A five room residence.
Good water. Plenty of out buildings.
Apply to G. K. HOWELL.
MIR. g. e. Howell left Monday for
Coffeeville, Kansas, in the interes of
| hts lumber business.
-Chopping cotton is now the order
| IF 10 ID FOR frhic 10
their very busiest season.
Give Mills Tax" was generally
elected at the special school meetings
in this county. Popular candidate.
---Mr. W. C. Clay, the feather reno
vator left Monday for Dardanelle. His
work gives eminent satisfaction here.
The DEMOCRAT begs to return
thanks to Mr.. w. G. Renfrow of Nor
man, /. Il. for late Territory papers.
Mr.. j. p. Macarthur secured the
contract for building an observatory on
Mt. Nebo 100 feet high for Mr.. Joe
| Evins.
Large congregations attended the
Christian Church services last week.
There were several additions to the
church.
The third quarterly conference of
the M. 4. c., south, will be held with
the church here this week, beginning
Saturday.
---Rev. j. w. Heagan of Lamar, Mo,
preached two interesting sermons to
the Presbyterian congregation here
last Sunday.
The base ball fever, so far as this
community is concerned, has relapsed
into hopeless and helpless s'inocuous
desquitude.o
1T is reported that Mr.. John II
Linzy of Martin township ia probable
candidate for the democratic nomina-
| ton for tax assessor.
-Ex-Mayor r. G. Bullock of Darda-
nellie declines to become candidate
for representative on account of press
| ing private business.
Mr.. John G.. Rye returned Sunday to
| FIT. Smith after spending several days
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. b. X.
Rodgers, and other relatives.
Democrats, turn out to your town.
ship conventions on the 9TH Of June
and send none but good men and true
democrats to the county convention.
Would that Pope county had
strong, enterprising and well organic
ed fair association. 1t would be an
| invIncible boom within itself.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Erwin and
little son of Little Rock arrived Satur-
day. Mr.. Erwin returned home Sun
day, his family will remain some time.
County Examiner j. III. Fry will
hold public examination at this place
June 16, II, Is. 20, to ascertain the
qualification of applicants for teachers
| license.
strawberry shipments from this
place this season have been far in ex-
cess of any previous year. One day
last week one hundred crates were ex-
pressed to St. Louis and Denver.
Bargains for cash and CASH ONLY at
Jacobson.
Mr.. NJ. K. Arnett, local agent of
the Union Manufacturing Co., of Little
Rock, is selling sewing machines
cheaper than ever, because of the ar
rival of bouncing boy at bis house
| last week.
/ lie w ilb LULU itiStlc ktb
Weimer Drug Co.
-Milletis one of the most profitable
crops raised in this country. 1t grows
TO perfection and yields more stock feed
than any thing else. IL is an inexpen-
sive crop and ought to find place on
every farm.
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Weimer Drug Co.
do not fail to attend the democrat
ic club meeting at the courthouse next
Monday night. Judge Bullock viii
deliver an address which will be well
worth hearing. The ladies are Invited
to come out.
Cleanse your breath with DeWitt's
Little Early Risers.
Weimer Drug Co.
Miss Lille Moseley and Mrs. Jen-
ME Robinson left last Friday for Ten
nessee to spend the summer. Miss
Lille will be the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Jennie Bailv, Memphis, while Mrs.
Robinson will visit relatives In Milan.
straw hats must be sold, come and
pick them out at your own prices at
Jacobsons.
democrats SnOulu vigorously push
the organization of tariff reform clubs,
and talk up their conventions. Turn
out enmasse Oh the 9TH of June and
send your best men as delegates to the
convention. Stimulate active Interest
all along the line.
Cottonades, casimeres, and other
kinds of pants goods, In endless variety
at Jacobson's.
--Messrs. 0. S. Tate and G. ID. Dickey
Of Dover township, having secured the
agency for sale OF Woods FOLDING
Automatic Washer ia the counties OF
Howard, Hampstead and SEWER, they
. left last week to engage in an active
: canvass Of their territory.