The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
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.-COTrNNAIONG THI Fl. pWEH NA'- The shipment of cotton from the sever al stations along the line of the Fort Smith Railroad up to last Thursday evening are given Hfew Our estimate is that about 85 pefcent of the crop of this valley has been moved. In other words, by the, time the entire crop of 1879 has gone in, we think this valley will have niatxefed peat 90 ,0oO bales of cotton, which represents . value of full ly $4,5O0, 900 The score now stands;
 Palarm, 6I; Conway, 4,i65; Piummer Atkins. M s,os2; Cana Greek sS; Rus, seIleville, 1I,472;, Haddoxburg, IO7; Knoxville, 34s; Cabin Creek, 239 {; Clarksville, l,552; Spadra, s54; Horse he'd, i99, Coal Hills ,a29;, Altus, ss2 ,2S9 1; Ozark s,222; Mulbsry, dsl ,036, Alma, s,l26; Van Buren, 43ls;I Fort Smith, s,sos. Total. 7,45s..
 Notwithstanding the heavy advance lin nostaevry linpofs fsgoods, R. .lJ. Wti- sonAs ceiling atsotd prices, and many articles lower than ever.
 --RUssELLvILLE .AHEAD.-The towns all along the linc of the Fort Smith Railroad are paying good liberal prices for cotton g'hs farners are getting big hgures-more than the cotton Is worth-and ought to be happy. The Dardapells Independent Arkansian of the l2sh inst, makes this note sof, prices there: ,. .s.s,. ,a. .....s.....
 The best price paid for, cotton this season, was paid or, Wednesday by c. two bales costdn aud received 1910 for 1t, an cash, hence he went home happy, but not Il until. after he had called at this office and renewed hls subscription for another year. The next best price was paid by CNMl Freed on fruesdaysoto J. D. Green, l2.cts.s all,cash ,sthree bales. Twelve cents and twelve and a-tenth are good agarss, but Rnssellyille can beat them badly. MT. Cass Brewton, of Liberty township, brought cotton to this market onVThursday the l1th inst. and sold to Howell, White & Go. for Il. 60 cash. Various other parties have I sold here within the past week for 12114 to l2h.r aesy sp~s wFs ssn @ New toys arriving daily at g, Webb & Cos. -- 1 In a private letter from Russellyille we are told--thst that place is doing q heavy business outstripplng all former years. We are glad to hear of her prosperity and indulge lin the hope that our lbrethren Of the quill, stick and trule may receive a due proportion of that towns prosperity.-Independent Arkansians a H M "A
 Tbanks, Charlie. Tho prxocaAr ]. moving right along In the even tenor of it's way. and as its days increase 60 rdoes its strength multiply and new lfriends gravitate toward 1t: We re- ciprocate your kind wishes. .y
 We were very much gratiied to meet in our sanctum this week, Capt. lP. J. Bennett the efficient General Pas senger and Ticket Agent of the Little Rock ar d Fort Smith Railway. From Capt. B. we learn that the, excursion from Fort Smith to Atlanta, Ga. ,lprom- ises to be grand success. Tickets will l.be sold on the 22d inst, good for SC days, at the following prices: To Chatnnooga and return, ssc; to Atlanta and return, S25. Through oars lwill be run from Argenta to Atlanta via the Memphis & Charleston and the McKen- zie route. Tickets VIII be good until J anuary 22d 1880.