The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-08
LOCAL LINES.

LOSAL HIN ES.
 town.
 -Mr. Theo. Robinson Is clerkiug fol
 c. c. Vim.
 Mrs. R. B. Hogins visited relatives
 in Atkins last Sunday.
 MT. J. D. Cleveland of Atkins paid
 us an agreeable visit last week. Aliases Matte and Lucy Luksr wis
 ited friends in Dardanslle last week. Miss Minnie Pearson of Dover was
 the guest of Russellville friends last
 Friday.
 Miss Stella Brown one of Dardan. elle's fascinating bellies, was in the city Tuesday.
 The wife of Robert Ashmore, Sr., of Gum Log, died last Monday night of consumption.
 -J. F. Chesser returned last week from very pleasant visit to his brother
 In Bradley county. Misses Mollie Lemoyne and Viola Bolss of Dardanelle were guests oi
 Mrs. ]. F. Mundsy this week. Several social parties were given to the young people during the holidays. Sorry we have not room to write them up.
 Tinware mended free to purchasers at the Star store by the new process.
 Works in all metals, strong and dura- ble.
 A. Bernard, dealer in groceries, has sold to D. T. Hughey and Van Bos- 1 well. The new firm has our best wishes.
 Each recurring fire demonstrates the pressing need of hook and ladder company in this town. Why not organ ize one?
 Lafayette Brashears of Moreland
 township has moved to town and oc- cypies the residence lately vacated by the Rev. Mir. Upchurch. --TwIggs Brown exhibited here 8 few days ago a very fine Brooks stall lion lately received from Milan, Tenn. He is fine looking animal. Ticket No. 90 drew the prize in Mrs. s. Nj. Perry's doll drawing. The holder of the lucky ticket is requested to present it and get the doll. James R. Oates has purchased Thso Robinson's interest in the livery stable. The business hereafter will be conduct cd by Hsssrs. Rankin & Oates. A very interesting article on "Indi- vidual Economies" has been handed us for publication, but owing to its length hl la tn fA --The Gambjen Bros., purchasers of the Albright barber shop, sold the same back to Mir. Albright and he is again in charge of the establishment. Senator James NJ. Harkey and Hon. Lawrence Russell will go to Little Rock this week to be on hand Monday morning at the organization of the legislature.
 --Rsv. J. H. Cason, for several months pastor of the Baptist church here, has resigned. He has received calls to Texaa and will likely remove
 to that State.
 A broken rail between Mill Greek and Londen, wrecked an cast bound | freight train Monday night damaging 2
 several cars but the crew, we believe,
 escaped injury.
 Smith & Bryant are building 8 six. room residence for Mir. R. NJ. Oates, Tn l Torrsncss' addition. It will be mod. slled somewhat after the style of Jsh
 Davis dwelling. A new barber shop under the man. | agemcnt of Mir. s. K. Douglass is in | full blast one door south of Odom's | restaurant. His card appears else | where. Give him a call. Our young friend Henry Erwin has been given the superintendsncy oi the painting and frescoing of the post. l office building at Little Rock. It is [
 very lucrative government contract. Giant Oxie at the Star Store. A Bernard has been appointed by | County Judge Berryman Inspector of oils and Illuminating fluids for Pope county. It is his duty to inspect all | oils offered for sale and to see if they | stand the test required by law. Mems soft and stiff hats at Jacob
 son's.
 l Among the transfers of the pas I vsek were: Dr. Hills residence or Oak street to T. c. Deaton, and th' | Gordon storehouss, on tho corner o J Jefferson and Russell streets to Van Boswsll, confederation $I ,350. Spsndid breakfast shawls for 10c, and 95c. at Jacobson's. ! This being the tins of year fol
 squaring accounts we beg to remind | DEMOCRAT delinqusnts that we would heartily appreciate an early call from them. The premium coupons are read | for delivery to every one entitled t'
 them.
 Blankets in white, red or gray a
 panic prices at Jacobsons.
 The Dardanslls pontoon bridge company is making strenuous efforts U get q foot hold on the north side Of th' siver. but so far have been unsuccess ful. Judge Wallace decided anothe
 application adversely to the compan.
 last week.
 Go to the Star Store and get pack
 age of Giant Oxle. It will llven U ul l The officers of the Cumberlan' Prasbvterisn sunday school for the on
 suing year are. R. J. Wilson, supsrin
 tendsnt; E. Hamilton, assistant super Intendent; J. W. White, secretary; Il
 F. White, librarian Miss Emma Bonds organist.
 Giant Oxie is not bottle of medi cine. It is food for the tired nerves . For sale at the Star. The Baptist sunday school recent . .,.cted the following off csrs fer tn nsw wear: W. M. Peeler, supcrintend
 ant. l., W. Davis, assistant supsriE
 tsndsnt: D. Bollinger, secretary; V
 Csx. treasurer; Judge Bullock choril ter: Mrs. Annie Bollinger. organist. 3 If you want to insure against acc ! dart death or Arc call on J. E. Batter
 soid Ue renresents the leading con