The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-20
LOCAL LINES.

| thriving business.
 -Dr. Isaac Harkey of Ola was guest of Mir. J. T. Fowler Sunday.
 Miss SaYilla Daugherty Is visiting Mrs J. F. Leonard in Atkins.
 Miss Ruby Manning of Paris Ark, is visiting the family of Prof. A. k. Lee.
 MT. ". J. Reynolds is spending a few days at Ozark the guest of his brother.
 MT. Mack Williamson of the Indian Territory is in town visiting his old friends.
 The c. P. mite society meets Thurs day night at the residence of Capt. R. J. Wilson.
 Mrs. Ellen Leonard of Atkins spent family here.
 Postmaster H. P. Lawley and Vim. R. Wooten of Hector were here on bus mess this week.
 Miss Norma Morton returned last | Thursday from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Henry Barbee, at Searey.
 Judge l.. w. Davis and la grippe had a tussle last week in which the Judge come out second best.
 The NJ. E. Church, South, mite society will meet at the parsonage Fri day evening. All are invited.
 pr. T. B. whitesides of Potts Sta tion, one of the leading physicians of the county, was pleasant caller Mon- day.
 "A large and attractive business di- rectory, painted by G. W. Copeland, occupies conspicuous position in the postofiice.
 --Rev. l.. c. O'Barr and family have moved from Van Buren to Russellville. They occupy a cottage west of the Eagle hotel.
 "A new postoffice located about ten miles north of Hector, in this county, l is called Northwood. F. Say Dean is postmaster.
 The itching of the scalp, falling of the hair, resulting in badness, are of ten caused by dandruff, which may be cured by using Halls Hair Renewer. Mir. J. H. Healey has purchased 1 from Mr. J. l.. Shinn the handsome residence on River street now occupied by Henry Garden. Consideration $1200.
 Mrs. s. NJ. Perry has been suffer- l ing the past week from severe attack of la grippe. Her many friends hope soon to hear of her complete recovery.
 MT. J. E. Battenfield Is attending the meeting of the grand lodge of Knights of Honor in Little Rock this week, as a delegate from the Russell vile lodge.
 An arrangement having been eff 1 fected merging the Atkins Printing Go. into the Pilot Printing Co. of Nor rilton. the Mail will hereafter be pub lished by the consolidated company.
 The advertisement of J. A. Jam- ison's blacksmith, wagon, and repair shop appears in this issue. Mir. Jam 1 ison is an expert workman and gives satisfaction in hIs line. Patronize him.
 This is good time to subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. At the September elec- ton both state and county officers will be elected, and in November the elec- tion of members of congress will take place.
 MT. George Fry is expected home this week from visit to his old home and friends at Clinton, Ky. His friend Thweat thinks it will not be safe to say much to him about "oysters" when he gets back.
 The boisterous lunch vendors at the trains are intolerable nuisances to train men and the public generally. Unless they mend their ways the cor porate authorities should take steps to suppress them.
 -Messrs. W. S. Rushing, W. B. Young, E. B. Falls, J. I. Simpson, Dudley James, F.. NJ. Langford, W. F.. Worthean, A. NJ. Sosbee, and A. NJ :. Garrison were amoung our many vis- itors the past week.
 A party was given Monday night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Barlow to celebrate the eighteenth birthday anniversary of Miss Jo Under wood, Many of our young people at tended and the occasion was very en- l joyable one.
 MT. J. W. Robinson has the agency for two excellent books, the "Life of
 
 Pathway of Life" by Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage. Both books are charmingly written, sold only by subscription and are in demand.
 Guy l.. Darr, who was the delegate from this county to the state Oratorical Convention which was to meet at Pine Bluff last Friday went down, but says there was no convention as he could find. So he took the next train for me.-Atkins Mall.
 Rev. W. c. Latham, a Presbyterian minister late of Missouri, will preach at the southern Methodist church next Friday night, and at Mt. Zion at II next Sabbath. It IS expected that Dr. Latham will take the work recently re- linguished by Dr. Sample.
 -Dr. A. II. Boyd's professional card appears in another column, and to it we direct especial attention of those in need of dental work. He is located at the old stand of Dr. Wyatt, where he : can be found at all times, excepting the first week in each month which he will ] spend at Clarksyille. Mill Creek station is quite ship ping and business point. Among those doing business there is Mir. A. M. Sos bee, who has recently erected a large business house and filled it with gen. eral merchandise. "Alf' Is a rustleI and will do his share of business re- gardless of competitor.
 -Rey. w. c. Wheat of the c. P church, Eld. B. J. Dillon Of the Christ ian church, Rev. W. J. McAnally o : the NJ. E. church, and Rev. W. B Johnsey of the NJ. E. church south met in the study of the latter las Monday morning and organized Pastors Association. Rev. W. c ,- Wheat was elected chairman, and Rev ! w. J. McAnally secretary. The officer il are to be elected quarterly. Meeting of the association will be held ever
 Monday at 10 a. m.