Richmond democrat., 1883-07-12
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Sam Clark the Boss Morton Mci
chant gave us call last week.
Mr.. Ledru Silvey, of Salisbury wa
in the city few days ago visiting
friends.
Mr.. G. w. Camp, has our thanks fol
a new name Mr.. J. Mcveigh, from Po
10, on Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Davis from the AIillvillt
country called and enlisted last week
Thanks.
Mr.. A, J. Barber, prosperous farm
er from the Orrick country renewed
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Creel, one of the leading
carpenters of this section has our
thanks for renewal this week
Mr.. French Bates, one of the well
known citizens from about Morton has
our thanks for renewed on Tuesday.
Rev, c, Grimes is home again from
his visit to Nebraska, and will again
assume control of his charge here.
Mr.. Jos. Hammer who lives up by
Crab Orchard, called and renewed yes
day for which he has our thanks.
Mr.. II. Warinner, a leading lawyer of
Memphis, Tennessee, and son of our
worthy townsman, Willis Warinner is
in the city on a visit to friends.
Mr.. T.. Jasper, a leading farmer on
the east side Of the county honored us
with substantial call this morning.
lie strong friend to the DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. Jesse Murry who owns the Jerry
Anderson farm, 2 miles south east of
town gave us substantial call this
morning.
Mr.. Jas. n. Grimes q leading farmer
from the Millville country was in town
on Monday and gave this Office sub
stantial aid,
Squire Jas, p. Haynes has been here
this week, arranging his Probate mat
ters and getting things IN shape 10
close up several estates.
Mr.. Thos. Holt, one of our former
well known citizens is in town visiting
friend and looking after old business
matters.
Mr.. L. l.. Reid, formerly u butcher
here, but now a resident Of Dewitt,
was in the city last week and subscrib-
ed for the DEMOCRAT.
DIR. a. n. Barrett, OF Hardin honor
ed us with a call on Tuesday and or
dered the paper to his address, Heis u
pleasant gentleman.
Mr.. Jonathan Newly of Kidderville
Kansas, honored us with a pleasant
call on Tuesday. lie is in the county
visiting old friends.
Mr.. NJ. A. Summers one of the solid
citizens from the Hardin country hon
ored us with a substantial call on Mon
day.
Mr.. j. NJ. Ferguson, of Columbia, is
in the city visiting the family of his |
father-in-law, Mr.. J. S. Hughes. He is
a leading merchant in that place and a |
pleasant gentleman
Mr.. John A. Stone, one Of the enter
prising farmers from the north part of |
of the county, was in the city the first |
of the week shaking hands with his
friends.
Mr.. I. b. Jacobs, of New Orleans, is |
in town on visit to his father, Mr., |
Clayton Jacobs. lie says the long
summer in that section are two much |
for him.
Prof. G. w. Turner. the Principal of |
the Public School, of Richmond, is on
a visit to Mississippi and will be away
several weeks. We all wish him
pleasant visit.
Our old Greenback friend VIM. Fer
guson, from up by 0rrick, came in
yesterday and handed us the silver for
another year, for which he has our
thanks. We like greenbancks but don't
object to silver.
Mr.. VIM. Mohn leading farmer
from the northeast part of the county,
honored us with call yesterday. lie
had been to Kansas City with II lot of
hogs but found dreadful poor market
in fact the hog market is all to pieces.
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