The Russellville Democrat., 1891-05-28


 for his home Thursday.
 --Mr. s. A Bradley has erected a substantial wind motor on his farm west of town, for the purpose of pump. ing water for his brick kiln. Just received some elegant dress goods in pineapple tissues, shantong plngees, black dotted lawns, black fig ured lawns, etc., at Jacobson's. Miss Nora Davis, we learn, left be- fore placing her application to teach m our pnblic school another term Tn the hands of the board of directors.
 Just received a fine lot of ladies lace and bar pins; also. lot ol grape jewel ry, at II. C. Wilkey's. All Of which Is of the latest styles and designs.
 Special bargain sale Thursday and Friday of All Kinds of goods. Come and examine them. Big reduction for these two days only at Jacobson's.
 Don't forget the ladies of the c. F. church are to sell ice cream Friday eve. All friends take due notice and govern yourselves accordingly; that is, come.
 Having a large stock of summer clothing on hand have reduced the prices 10 make them go. Come early before they are all gone. Jacobson.
 The Cumberland Presby terian Sun day School had It's annual outing on the banks of the Bayou at Jones' ford
 last Friday. An enjoyable time was had.
 MT. II. P. Bar bee is now connected with the Gikerson-Sloss Commission Co. of St. Louis, one of the old, reliable and wealthy business houses of that city.
 -Messrs. Barbee and Humphrey, our home drummers, have been in town the past week, supplying our merchants with the best of groceries, shoes and boots.
 Miss Dora Fuller of Paris, after spending a week here visiting relatives and friends, lett for her home Saturday last, accompanied by Miss Gertrude Munday.
 -Coi. c. K. Howell returned Friday from successful business trip to the Indian Territory. He reports crops in a splendid condition and business booming.
 Remember if you want anything in the furnishing line Jacobson's IS tue place to find 1t. His stock of shirts, underwear, scarfs, ties, etc., cannot DC beaten in quality and low prices. ---Ths Russellville Band will give a grand musical entertainment and ice cream and strawberry supper on MT. Jas. Potts lawn Wednesday,, June 5, '9l. Program furnised next week. Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendedY If Sc take them to | H. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order. I have just received a new lot Of ladies and gents solid gold and filled | watches. The cases are elegant and tho movements are of American make. l do not sell limitations. H. c. Wilkey. | The picnic by the Methodist Sunday
 school set for to-day at Potts Station
 has been postponed until next Thurs day. to be joined by the Baptist school
 and any others who may wish to do so. -Reme mb Der the ladies of the c. F. church will give their strawberry and i ice cream festival next Friday evening,
 May 29, at the Strickland hall. lee
 cream, straw berries and cake all for 25 cents.
 THRER STEERS s-One black with white face, one yellow with bobbed tail, one red and white spotted. All have on horse shoes and bells. Anyone return ing to my house will receive $3. ERNEST KRAMER. Ut was "by the skin of their teeth that the medals were carried of in the various contests at the school com | mencement last week by the victors. Some of them barely made the landing and that WAS all.
 .--The following RussellvilliaEs left | for For Smith Wednesday night to at tend the bridge celebration: T. J. Russell and daughter, and Miss May
 Russell, Jno. K. Young and lady, G. E. Howard and Bob L. Erwin.
 Miss Gertrude Munday most pleas antly entertained tue following friends at her home last Friday evening: Miss es Dora Fuller, Rose Jamison, Ethelyn Deshong and Jennie lobe; Messrs. Gus Howell, Robert Smith and Gus Hogins. The following friends called at our sanctnm the past week and manifested their appreciation of & first class, live newspaper by paying up and renewing f hat cfi Il Il r. Reed, E. O. Strong, c. 5. Bell, W. ]. Johnson,
 Miss Nora Davis left on the WeJnes- day evening train, before the exhibition by Ihe department in which she taught came of al night. If she had stayed to see t,she certainly would have been re- paid for spending one more night In Russellyille.
 A little child of Mir. and Mrs. Branch Renfrow's, aged two years and five months, died Tuesday night. 18th inst, and was buried Wednesday. The sympathy of host of friends are with the grief-stricken parents in their sad bereavement.
 w. c. Hall, our genial hotel pro- prietor, desires 10 inform his friends and old patrons that he will assume the management of the Summer Normal Hotel on Mount Nebo Monday, June l. Everything will be first class and no pains will be spared to combine pleas ure and comfort for all guests.
 A new time card went into effect Monday. About the only change is the train which has been getting here at 10 o'clock at night and staying un- til 5; l5 next morning, now gets here at 6 30 in the evening, taking supper and going through to Fort Smith. This relieves the railroad boys here little.