The Russellville Democrat., 1891-05-14
New Goods Arriving Daily
 At JacobsonS.
LOCAL LINES.


 now.
 Miss Ella Bonds is visiting friends in Atkins.
 MT. Ed Darr of Atkins was here yesterday.
 Mrs. s. c. Gray is critically III with pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. B. J. Strickland spent Sunday in Atkins.
 --Messrs. Joe Jacobson and Bob Erwin made brief visit to the state capital Sunday.
 MT. ". G. Weimer, president of the Citizens Savings Bank, made & business trip to Little Rock Saturday.
 Mrs. Norma Forrest, accompanied by Mir. Henry P Barbee, left last Frl- day to visit friends in Memphis.
 We were favored with a call Tues day from Mir. Jesse Garrigus, worthy citizen of the Caglesville community. Fishing parties are getting popu- lar. Several are being agitatsd for the next few days.
 --The last legislature made no change in the road law. The legal limit is five days per annum.
 Wedding bells will soon be ring ing again in Russellville. Wherever there's Will there's a way.
 Challies at Potts Garden & Co.'S.
 Attorney Robert c. Bullock of Dardanelle was in town on business Tuesday.
 Standard Iron Bitters at Brooks.
 Mrs. K. Patrick visited her sons family at Mill Creek the first of the week.
 Standard Sarsaparilla at Brooks.
 IA pair of kid gloves found on the street can be recovered If the owner will call at this office.
 Full line Henriettas at Potts, Garden & Co.'s.
 Mrs. Ina Davis and Miss Maggie Miller have returned from ClarksviIle and Lamar.
 Black lawns just received at Potts, Garden & Co.'S.
 Night prowlers continue to annoy and worry our citizens. Officers are laying for them and It is hoped ere long will run them in.
 New goods just received at Potts. Car den < Co.'S.
 --Mr Murray Oates is now occupy ing his elegant new residence on Jeff erson street. We should have said so sooner, but 1t was inadvertently omit ted.
 The best of all is the low prices at Potts, Garden < Co.'S.
 --Mr. Perry Renfrow has been suf- fering for several days with a painful tumor on the side of his head just back of the right ear. His friends hope he may soon recover.
 New cargo of gents black straw hats at Potts, Garden, & Co.'S.
 "A large number of Dardanells and Russellville citizens are attending tho Johnson circuit court as witnesses in the pontoon bridge case vsnued from this county.
 Black satteens and figured lawns, fresh, at Potts, Garden & Co.'S.
 --The Christian church strawberry and ice cream festival Friday eye ming was q complete success socially and financially. The proceeds netted quite q handsome sum to the ladies.
 Saint Chapelle and Cordoya Satteens 7 just in at Potts, Garden & Co.'S.
 lowing to so much rain and cool weather it Is now thought the straw hor in hfc ho as abundant as was expected few weeks ago.
 Standard Sarsaparilla for the blood at Brooks. "A careful examination Of the new advertisement of the Racket Store will not only be found interesting but profit able. The prices quoted are regular eye-openers.
 Leaf tobacco at l5 cents per pound |Rt Wm. Brooks drugstore.
 Misses Bessie Evants, May and
 lia Dodd, a charming trio from Dar-
 elle's rosebud garden of girls,
 Int Sunday here to the delight of
 |ir innumerable friends.
 bhlldren's oxford ties in all sizes St received at Jacobson's,
 MT. Desha Williams remodeled sidence on Main street is one of the lndsomest in tswn. The carpenters knd painters have certainly wrought a pleasing change over there.
 Just received several pieces of cream colored silk lace at Jacobson's.
 Hicks, the weather prophet, pre- diets a drouth in June. It will be gem erally conceded that he is a good guess CT, but 1t Is to be hoped he will fail to maintain his reputation in this pre- diction.
 If your blood is impure go to Brook $ and get Standard Sarsaparilla.
 Miss Dora Fuller, who is pleasantly remembered as pupil in the Russell vile Graded School last session, arriv- ed Tuesday from Paris, Logan county, on visit to her sister, Mrs. A. k. Lee and other friends.
 When you need good linimsnt try Standard Electric, sold by Brooks. --Rev. J. W. Reagan has accepted calls from the churches at Russsllyille, l Mt. Zion and Ozark, and will preach 1 regularly once s month at each place. | He will preach here next Sunday morning and evening.
 Standard Iron Bitters the best | strengthening tonic, Sold by Brooks. --J. K. Leech, general agent for the | North American Endowment and Saw ings Co. Of Dallas, Texas, is in town | for the purpose of organizing a branch of the association here. From present | indications he will succeed.