The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-15

MT. k. L. Pullian, of Caglssvillc, was in town Tuesday.
 MT. Vim Petty one of Dover town ships good farmers was in town Mon day.
 A soaking rain Is sadly needed In this locality, and we seriously think of complaining some If 1t don't soon come.
 INV. P. wooten Is buying his flour by the car load, and he proposes te knock the socks of of anything in the way of prices.
 If you have anything to sell or anything to buy if you have house ts sell or rent, place notice in the DEM ocRAT. Our terms are low.
 --The bucket of fresh butter obtain ed by the senisr from Miss Fannie Bradley, the product of the farm of her father, Mir. John N. Bradley, on last Saturday, was not to be excelled in all the land.
 Miss Hattie ". Mcbride, of New York, employed in the Academic de- partment of the Russsllvills Graded School came up on Mondays tr ain, and will make her homo with the family of Mir. Thomas Russell.
 -Burris escaped lynching on Satur- day night by not being in the jail at Dardanelle Saturday night, when Bruce and Taylor were hung. He had been taken ts Dover jail upon change oi venue to Pope county.
 ->-Bacon, Sugar coffee, new Rice and salt fish of every variety at Wooten's. | Lafayette Brashhear, J. F. of More. land township. gave us a pleasant call on Monday, having brought to marke, some excellent peaches from his. orch ard. He has large number of fine fruit trees on his place. of various kinds and qualities,
 l Mir. Vim. E. Tobey, of the firm ol Carl & Tobsy, wholesale g-ocers, cot ton factors and commission merchants, Little Rock, out on an Inspection tour through Yell, Pope and other counties passed through Russellville and took the down train OF Tuesday fer home.
 MT. G. w. Barnes brought to towr on Monday, load of extra fine peach es, raised on the old Nathan Tinney place, on Boston mountain, in Pope county, near the Fireman springs which wore bought and sold by Mir W. I. Hicks at $l.25 per bushel.
 Capt. and Mrs. F. E. Barrow will board respectable young lady wht may desire to go to school in Russell. vile, without any charge other than assisting in and performing household duties during the intermediate hours o school. References given and requir. ed.
 ->-A two horse team with wagon be longing to Doc Epps in which he, hI wife, little daughter and anothor gen tleman were riding down in on Man street on Tuesday because frightened , and ran away, but finally were check ed, doing no damage save the hruisinl of Mrs. Epp's arm somewhat. A col ored man coming up the street in iron f of them carrying two table drawers let one fall, which caused them to ruI , away.
 Capt. B. F. lobe, the able junio
 editor of the Russellville DEMOCRAT who spent several days ot last week il , our county on visit to his father, wa
 in Searcy Saturday and paid his res
 poets to the Beacon. Frank is enc e
 nature's noblsmen--a rising youn,
 man of our state, and we are alway glad to meet him.-Arkansas Beacon 18th Sept.
 3 Accept thanks of the senior for tn D above complimentary notice and men r ton of our co>editor, and which W
 know to be duly appreciated by hin, , Scrap and other correspondent . tended for publication, to the Editor Q Of the Russelivills DEMOCRAT, to insur . their insertion in time. If sent to tn [ private address of either of tho Editors
 and they should be absent, their lel tcrs would remain in tho Post offic
 unopened, as was tho case In the com municaticn from Scrap, which shout . have appeared in last weeks paper, an
 can be found in te-day's issue. Mrs. Virginia 0. Moselsy, with he s son and daugtsr, Mir. c. B. and Mis h Jennie Moseley, the mother. broths - and sister of our worthy, entsrprisin
 and much esteemed fellow townsmsn Mess. J. A. and NJ. Meseley, we rsgrt
 to say, left Russeliville for Quitm a
 since our last issue, with view to ms
 king the latter place their temporar /, home. We earnestly hope that this es '. timable lady with her clever son an :, lovely daughter will ere long return - their old home. Their absence will b
 sadly missed by very many warm aa
 devoted friends.
 Tho junior editor, with his famil 6 and little folks. reached home on Mor ', day evening, all In fine health, and II immediately placed himself in harnes, r somewhat rested by pleasant and yer '' enjoyable trip of a few weeks at tn