The Russellville Democrat., 1891-09-24
PERSONAL.

Minnie lobe will spend the winter ih Searcy .... Mrs. A. M. Bradley is visit ing in Texas Miss May McCune is q guest of Mrs. R. B. Hogins Dr. Tom Gordon, polished and dignified, now living at Mechanicsbnrg, Ills, visited his old home and friends last week win Puckett left Monday 10 re-enter Searey College Mrs. Sallie Fowler and Miss Lula Sehacht have returned from Eureka $. F.. Corn, Esq, of Hollywood. Ala, in company with Messrs. Gibson aud Chesser, paid us pleasant visit Monday .... Miss Liz zie Patrick is again clerking for NJ. Ja. cobson .. Father Bradford is reported better :. {. Polk Williamson has return ed from western jsunt Will Cox takes Bob Owens place at Perry & Sons
 :. Profs. J. H. Fry W. L. Crow and T. B. Northnp were welcome callers Saturday Miss Sue Lawrence has accepted a position in she dry goods department al R. J. Wilson's Mrs. Judge Davis returned from Eureka Sat arnay James Hnghey is attending ing Hendrix College . Rev. J. VI. Heagan has accepted call to St. Charles, Mo-, and preached farewell sermon to his Rnssellyille congregation Sunday night Mir. W. D. Russell re- turned last week rom Iowa. R. F. Jourdan of Ozark has charge of Mir. wilkeyis establishment while he is gone to Oklahoma ... Mfr. NJ. Jacob son has returned from St. Louis aud has a magnificent stock of fall and winter goods enroute. J. ". Robin son has secured the Washington coun- fy agency for the Washington Life h. surauce Co. and will leave for Fayette- vile soon Miss Vannie Brown of Dardaelle visited friends here last week Postmaster ;. c. Harris oi Ross was q pleasant caller Monday .. Mr. Robt. J. Smith has returned from Texas and will buy cotton again for eastern spinners... MT. James K. Oates has accepted clerkship at K. J. Wilson's. Joe Bonds is attending Cumberland College at Clarksvilie- .. The DEMOCRAT was favored yesterday morning with a very pleasant call from MT. Albert H. Drowne, Of New tonyilie Mass. He was sent out to superintend the removal of the Nell rose mill machinery, and having ful- fillei his mission. will return east to- day. Mir. and Mrs. Henry F, White are still at Eureka and we are very glad tG learn that their health is much improved. J. D. Moore and ". D Lucy returned Tuesday from trip to the Boston mountains.
 Pure silk warp Henrietta at Potts, Garden & Co.
 President Greyy of France, is dead.
 Saxony worsted and embroidery cot. ton at Potts, Garden 6 Go.
 Minneapolis rejected St Paurs proposition to consolidate into one city.
 Full line of sewing silks in all colors, st Potts, Garden < Co.'S.
 Continental Europe is spreading reports intended to frighten Eng land.
 Sow your grass iu next 90 days-on- ly a few seed left at Potts Garden < Co.
 A New York newspaper asserts that Jay Gould's health demands his refinement from business.
 Try our round thread 20 yards to the dollar cotton cheeks. Potts, Garden t Co.
 Between impending famine and prosecuting Of Jews Russia is said to be Tn q teTriable condition.
 Round thread cotton cheeks all col DTS % yds for one dollar. R. NJ. Oates SsCo.
 The Worlds Fair Commission is on the point of borrowing s20,000 from the Chicago directors.
 We met 8 bargain in nails and will give the advantage to our customers. Potts, Garden & Co.
 Soldiers are driving all white men from the Sac and Fox and Iowa res sryations in the Indian Territory.
 Those beautiful glass sets at Potts. Garden & Co.'S, f pieces to the set, are worth twice the money.
 Governor Boies delivered an elo luent speech at Keokuk on the oc ,asion Of the labor demonstration.
 Largest and best selected stock of iress goods in the city, al Potts, Garden & Co.'S.
 The Worlds Far Commission, which has been h session in Chicago las adjourned to meet next April.
 Don't rest until you have bought 8 Partisan Peerless fine shirt. Best fine Ihirt to be had. Potts, Garden & Co.
 ", Zurbrung, of Goshen, Ind, at me time wealthy, is in the poor louse, the result of going on bonds.
 The Brocades and diagonal dress yoods you find in our stock can't be .xcelied either in style or price. Potts, Garden dr Co.
 The Winfield, (Kas, Tribune, ormerly g Republican paper, aow ,ones out squarely for Democracy.
 You are always needing something n the line of lamps and lamp chim. 'eys, cups and saucers, dishes and such ike, we have ali such. Potts, Garden S Co.
 Secretary Proctor has accepted 3ov. Pages appointment to the United States Senate to succeed Ed nunds.
 Nothing in their line can begin to compare with our line of Zephyr, Fayorite and Am oskeag and nobody can touch iur prices. Potts, Garden & Go. saIr Warning.
 Parties indebted to the late 6rm f Morton 6 Co. must settle their ,arguu4u Wilb ma bv ina IEfh af