The Russellville Democrat., 1891-03-05
LoOALLINEs.

-Bsb Truitt went to Morrilton Tues day.
 Circuit court is in session at Nor rilton.
 The town council will meet to- night.
 Apples, lots Of "em," at Pruitt Gre csr Co.'S.
 MT. NJ. Jacobson is in the market buying new goods.
 -Postmastsr Brashsar Is dangerous ly Ill with pneumonia.
 Chester Russell is attending the A. I. U. at Fayetteville.
 The Pruitt Grocery Co. sports the handsomest delivery rig in town.
 Charlie Dodd of Little Rock was the guest of George Black Monday.
 Merchants R. J. Wilson and T. J. Russell are in St. Louis buying spring goods.
 U. s. Church has moved to Free man Springs where he will engage in farming.
 Mrs. W. s. Ksllem of Ft. Smith is visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. B. Williams.
 --Dr. c. l.. Kirkscey and ion, of Dover, were agreeable 1callers Tuesday afternoon.
 Among our callers this week were Dr. s. c. Burgess and J. T. Robertson of London.
 Next Saturday night will be the stated communication of the Russell vile blue lodge. After an absence of about two years in Texas, Will Perry is at home again. Hope he will enjoy his visit. Circuit Clerk Bullock and family returned Sunday from a brief, though plsasant visit to Atkins relatives. Mrs. Pennington has returned to Temple, Texas, after a very pleasant visit to her sister. Mrs. Harrsll. -Mr. W. c. Hall of the Central House is ts have the management of tho Nor nal College hotel at Nebo next sum- msr.
 Ribbozins, Arrissne, chsnislle and tinsel at Mrs. s. N. Perry's. w. K. Hollowoa informs us that he has excellent prospects for crops of awbsrries, blackbsrries and rasp- berries.
 One case of flat hats, 35 cents each, just received at Mrs. s. M. Psrry's. -Dr. O'Kclly, the dentist, arrived Monday and can be found at his office, Dr. Wyatt's old stand, by all needing his services.
 Fresh bread delivered daily in tlmc for supper, except on Sundays, by Fruit Grocer Co.
 Mrs. Sarah Mason was summoned to Dardanelle this week to attend the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Adams, who is critically ill.
 Oranges, bananas, figs, dates and in fact all kinds of fruits always to be found at Pruitt Grocer Co.'S.
 --Mr. Henry P. Barbse, the genial and popular Knight of the grip, came in last week and spent several days with his family.
 If you want glassss that will fit the eye go to Wilkey's. He will test your syss free of charge.
 -J. D. Farmer, | route agent on the Fit. Smith road, stopped oil last week on visit to his wife, who is the guest of Mrs. B. Williams. Try Southern Csrmicide,a guaranteed cure for all blood diseases. Brooks keeps 1t. tf The Ouita Coal mines are now lowned and operated by J. H. Durkey & Co. of Ft. Scott, Kan. Mir. J. H. Hsalsy is superintsndent. The leader Calendar clock that has been sold all over this county for $2s can be bought at Wilksy's for sl0. = Miss Lizzie Patrick has accepted 2 position in the sales department at M Jacobson's, and extends to all hsi friends cordial invitation to call or her.
 l Mrs. Bessie ShinE ia prepared to in struct limited number of scholars ir drawing, painting and the art of wax I flower making. Terms reasonable. Cal at residence. l -Dr. c. J. Ross, having conclud cd his medical studies at Little Rock, arrived home last week. He will prac l tice until next winter when he will at tend lectures in Louisville or Cincin- natl.
 Robsrtson & Jones, Jonesboro, Ark, write: "C. c. c. Certain Chill Cure giyss universal satisfaction." Pleas ant to take. No cure, no pay. Sold by The wsimer Drug Co. Lawrence Bradley left Monday morning for Fort Smith to enter upon his duties as express messenger. His run will be between Fit. Smith and Greenwood. His family will remain here for while.
 Ifyou want flrstclass work done take your work to a first class store. II. c. wilksy is "a first class workman and is responsible. He guarantees all his work for one year.
 carry q complete stock of watches, clocks, iswelry aud silysrwars. If you want anything in my line don't forget to call on me and get first class article. H. .. Wliksy.
 -Mrs. Hill, mother Of our towns man. pr. W. II. Hill, died last week at Arkansas City, Kansas, at the advanc- cd age of SC. She was an estimable lady possessing many christian virtues and graces. Her death is lamented by many friends. Mrs. NJ. A. Skidmors, of New Bir- minrham, Texas, writes: Southern Gernicide cured ne sf sick headache Of nftsen years standing" Get bottle from Wm. Brooks and try it. fl MT. J. ID. Williams, the new post