The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mayor Jamison has returned from Dover.
 MT. Robt. Garden, Of Potts Station, will move in town this week.
 MT. s. A. Buck has returned from Montgomery county. MT. - Kerns, former resident of this place, is with us again. George E. Howell, Esq.,, is taking in the sights at Eureka Springs this week.
 Capt. T. W. Yerzley and Mir. Slaughter have gone to the Magic City -Eureka.
 Mrs. J. c. Ferguson will start to Eureka for the benefit of her health. within few days. Mrs. w. J. Patton, of Little Rock, came up last week to attend the sick. bed of her mother, Mrs. Battenileld.
 -Robt. c. Bonds has returned from Hot Springs. He expresses the belief that he has been bekefitted by the trip. -Dr. - Hall. a practicing physi- clan from Potts Station, has rented . house here and will soon move to town. Mir. Thomas Hamblin has returned from his health-seeking tour in the mountains of Tennessee. He looks im- proved.
 The following young gentlemen left yesterday for short trip to Eure- ka: Htndman Reddell, Van Boswell and Charlie Dickson. 
 MT. Lon. Slaughter and family, of St. Francis county, arrived in town last week, and will remain till autumn, visiting relatives.
 We acknowledge several pleasant calls from MT. Iverson A. Jones, the drummer politician, thls week. Mir. come in Russellville. -The Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad company Is building a depot at Russellville, which will be abou: one square long and fifty feet wide. This is a preparation for a grand busi- ness and cotton crush" this fall.-L. R. Gazette.
 We were pleased to receive a call from our brother-in-ink, and repre-
  of the Dardanelle Immigrant, last Tues day. He was en-route to Missouri, and WAS hearty, hale and happy. The people of Russellville arc building large Masonic temple. The framework Is mp, and when tho build ing is completed it will be an orna- ment to tho town and an honor to the fraternity. Il. R. Gazette. /
 MT. P. Reilly, a grocery merchant of Memphis, has visited our place with a view of embarking in business here. He has gone up to Ft. Smith, but will doubtless return. We would welcome Mir. Reilly to place in our business circles.
 -J. l.. Shlnn, the prince merchant of Russellville, does large business In the staple dry goods and boot and shoe lines. He has one of the largest stores in the state and does an immense busi- ness in the retai, of calico prints, domestic, hats, boots, shoes, notions, harness, nails. blows, and every article for county and town use. He employs from i've to seven clerks during cotton buying. Mir. Shinn is the chief cotton factor of the town.-L. k. Chronicle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Haralson de- parted this week for their new home at Qaitmar. Their many friends here send after them their best wishes with the earnest hope that their efforts in the new field selected will be crowned with success.
 MT. c. W. Shinn, the brilliant son of j. l.. Shinn. the prince merchant Of Russssllviile, is making his arrange ments to begin the practice of law In Little Rock. He is a thorough scholar, having graduated from Bethany Col. legc, Virginia, with high honors, last winter. ."--Gazstte. Yes, we are per sonally acquainted with Mir. Shinn. Besides this thorough scholarship as a graduate from Bethany College. he completed the course in the Cincinnati Law School. We will extend him a hearty wslcome.--L. K. Chronicle.