The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-04

-Ihe town councli VIII meet tO- night.
 -The blue lodge will meet next Sat urday night.
 Crops are needing rain in some sec tions of this county.
 Prof. J. II. Fry will teach sum- mer school at London beginning July 6.
 J.. r. McCarthur has residence on Main street to rent. Terms reasona- ble. Call on him.
 --Russellyllle furnished a good dele gation to the drummer's convention in Little Rock this week.
 -The DEMOCRAT will have the pleas ure of recording another marriage in RnssellYille next week.
 -Rey MT. Stone of Alma delivered two most excellent diseourses at the M. k. church, south, last Sunday.
 Hon. Jeff Davis will deliver the annual address before the literary so- cieties of Searcy college on the 4ih inst.
 -Workmen will soon be engaged up- on tho Presbyterian church putting on lnc lllisHltiS tOuCusSs Aftel "niNh the dedicatory ceremonies.
 Just received fine lot of ladies lace and bar pins; also. a lot ol grape jewell ry, at H. c. Wilkey's. All of which is of the latest styles and designs.
 -Jo McAllister of Santos gives us an encouraging crop report from his sec tion. Corn looks well, cotton squares are forming and fruit promises an abundant yield.
 The Mt. Nebo Normal School hotel was thrown open to the public last Monday morning. Mr. ". c. Hall, proprietor of the Central House, this place, will have charge.
 Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendedY If 80 take them to H. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order.
 The Bricoil gas system of lighting will be used in ilIumiDating the Potts lawn thls evening on the occasion of the grand musical concert. This feat ure will lend attraetiveness to the occa- sion.
 I have just received new lot of ladies and gents solid gold and filled watches. The cases are elegant and the movements are of American make. l do not sell limitations. H. c. Wilkey.
 --Rev. c. A, Dannelly, the well known masonic lecturer, will pay the Russellville blue lodge an official visit next Saturday, the 9th inst. He will lecture on and exemplify the symbolic degrees.
 -Reys. J. II. Parker. H. Rhodes Moran and J. c. Alewine, Esq, of At kins, attended the Baptist district meet ing at this place this week and favored the DEMOCRAT with a call Monday morning.
 The Russellvills gun club is get ting in trim so as to capture every prize offered in the shooting contest to come of iE Pine Bluff next month. Competing clubs will do well to bear this in mind.
 --J. T. Wharton has returned from an extended trip through Oklahoma and Indian Territory. He reports Dr. Montgomery and his party well located and prosperous. They are in the Chick asaw nation.
 -Mr. ". H. Chaffin of Marian coun- ty was here this week in the interest of young man named Dodson who is in jail charged with obtaining money un- der false pretenses. His examining trial will come off next week.
 Dr. J. ". O'Kelly Is in his Russell vile office again this week, prepared to serve those in need of dental work of any kind. Call and see him, in the front room of the second story of the Peoples Exchange Bank building.
 --Lincense to marry has been grant ed the following couples since our last report: ". s. Anthony and Nettie Sweeten John c. Williams and Matii- da J. Curtis; J. A. Dickinson and No- ra E. Ripper; 5. NJ. Gunter and Sarah M. Dunlap.
 MT. Bob l.. Erwin has secured position in the office of the local freight l department of the Texas and Pacific | Railway, New Orleans, and left Tues l day for that city. His many Russell vile friends wish that he may find his | new duties both pleasant and profita- ble.
 --The friends of the Russellville cor net band will give them benefit this "Wednesday evening at James Potts lawn. An interesting program has | been arranged. The band will furnish the music. Ice cream and straw wberries wilt be served at usual prices. Let ey- erybody go.
 --fhe sidewalk question still agitates the public mind and quite frequently pedestrians have to agltate their pedal sxtremities pretty rapidly to keep from being thrown down by loose blanks. The town will be fortunate indeed if it escapes 2 suit for damages from side- walk accidents,
 1.-The recent session ofthe grand lodge of Knights of Pythias at Helena was an exceedingly pleasant and profit able one. Mfr. K. B. Hogins represent. ed Russellville lodge and he is enthusi- astIc in praise of the royal welcome ex- tended the delegates by the vhoesoul- ed. generous citizens of Helena,
 -Mr. IT. N. Shade has purchased | ground at the northeast corner Of Oak | aud Russell streets and proposes re.or- ganizlug and opsratlng the old Russell l Vile Iron Works, the pioneer foundry | o' this coaaCy. Work upon the build ing will be commenced s0on as the ma l ferials can be placed on the ground,
 Remember the Reindeer Cultlyator | is the best ever put on the market, and | has less breakages than any eultivator made. We have special terms to make l Go parties who will make up a club and l buy a- many as two or three at time. | Give us 2 call early as the supply Is limited. Respectfully, Love & Roys l Hardware Co.,.
 --Rey. w. C. Wheat has been elected ! to serve the Cumberland Presbyterian | church at this place as pastor for an