The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13
LOCAL LINES.
"A chile's amang ye, takin' notes An faith, he'll print 'em."
--Jlmmie Young is clerkibg at the

The separate coach bill goes into effect the 24th of this month.
 --Mr Perry Renfrow is able to be out again with the aid of crutches.
 Owing to the CT owded condition of our columns several contributions are unayoidably left out.
 If you want a good wagon cheap call on Jno. A. Erwin.
 We are indebted to J. c. Berryhill and John Ferguson for nice peaches presented to this office.
 SELLING AT cosT.-My stock of wall paper. Wm. Brooks.
 Mrs. ". l.. Hamm died Sunday near Dover. She was daughter of Esq. Lemley and most estimabls lady.
 One good second hand wagon for sale. Jno. A. Erwin.
 According to Prof. Shinn's report to the governor Pope county's scholas- tic population is 1885; apportionmcnt, s5,6i2.60.
 New furniture coming in almost daily. Jno. A. Erwin.
 "A farmer can now sell his unman- ufactured leaf tobacco just as he would sell any other farm produce without any restrictions whatever.
 Carload Labelle Wagons to be sold by Jan. |. Jno. A. Erwin.
 --Bricklaying has commenced on the two-story business house of the Love & Roys Hardware Co.,, and will be push ed to completion as rapidly as possible.
 Sewing machines at rock bottom prices. Jno. A. Erwin.
 -~Iast Thursday fire destroyed cribs and stables bel onging to J. A. Norris away from home at the time and the origin Of the fire Is mystery.
 Furniture, wagons and sewing ma chimes at Jno. A. Erwin's.
 "A private letter from Mir. J. F. Munday bears the gratifying intelli- genee that his father is better and hopes are entertained of his recovery. He Is expected home about the first of September.
 Buy the LIGHT-RUSNTNG LaBelle wag- on. Sold by Jno. A. Erwin.
 -w.J. Sherrill, living near town, has an orange tree on which are ten oranges nearly grown. The tree Is eight years old and was brought here by A. c. Lawton. Mr. Sherrlll thinks the frnit will ripen.
 Four milk cows for sale. Ten to fifteen dollars. Jno. A. Erwin.
 The DEMOCRAT desires the name and postofiice of every totally or parti- ally blind person in Pope county. State whether they are white or color ed, their age, and whether they are married or single.
 Sewing machines at living prices;
 ow is your time to buy. Jno. A. Err
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 Another splendid rain fell here Tuesday night. Whether it was the product of the patent rain-making ma chine or not, 1t subdued the dust and cooled the heated atmosphere in man. nor quite satisfactory.
 Go toJ. W. Wells for William sons Neuralgia Cure. A safe and reliable remedy.
 We direct particular attention to the advertisement of the Washington Life insurance Co. in another place in this paper. The company offers splen- did inducements to borrowers. Cook & Holmes, general agents, Little Rock.
 The new No. Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine is the best. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Miss Mary Allen has embarked in the book business to test the demand for thing of this kind here. The books kept by her are by the best au- thors and can be recommended. If patronlzed sufficiently she will keep a large and varied stock.
 Don't fail to call on me when you want wagons, sewing machines or fur nitnre. Jno. A. Erwin.
 --Mr. Will Prultt Is making some l noticeable improvements at his place of business. The restaurant is moved | to the south room of the building and | his grocery stock to the north side. The change gives better facilities for both branches of the bus mess.
 The most complete linef of musical instruments ever brought to Russell vile will be found at Brooks.
 --Messrs. Will Rollow and Jo Simp- son are now proudly dangling fine son and heir, the little fellows present. ing themselves for their loving parents Monday night. We rust they may grow apace and become, ike their proud fathers, good and use ful mon.
 Bnrley leaf tobacco for chewing and smoking at Wm. Brooks Drugstore. Price D cents per pound. Call and ex- ,mine 1t.
 Percy Ragland, toll collector for he Dardanello ponto0n bridge, fell of he bridge into the river Friday and was drowned He was l6 years old, a general fayorite and the main support ,f q V idowed mother. The body was recovered sunday three miles down the liver. The Standard Readers, Spoilers and published by the Standard school Book Co.,, St. Louis, for sale by J. l.. Shinn. augl3. Prof. D. Hays has been selected to ake charge of the Dover school, be- sinning Novamber 9. Prof. Hays was Of Ellsworth Academy, Logan county, seven years, and of Chicalah academy. Yell county, last term. He ,xpects to build up first class school It Dover. aud has the ability to do It. T.. c. Smith will sell river bottom md upland farming lands and Russell Fille town lots cheaper than anybody. Easy terms. Call and see him.
 Preparations are being made Co re- move the Melrose Mill machinery to New Hampshire, Mr. Kimbali having alled Go sell Go parties wishing to ope- 'ate it at hussellyiiie. We had hoped