The Russellville Democrat., 1884-08-21

Sam s. Crews and Mrs. Dora
May Of Dardanelle are married.
A new meat shop BY West 4
Bland is the latest venture In Rus.
sellville.
Little Eta Mohon, grand dangh-
ter of Mrs. Hayden VI this place, 10
quite sick at Dardanelle.
Mrs. w. H. Humphreys left yes
terdy morning for a two weeks visit
TO friends At Arkadelphia.
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church closed last Sabbath.
There were several additions to the
church membership.
Rev H. B. Miner left yesterday
morning to attend Ewing Presbytery
which convenes TO day at Solgo-
hatchie, Conway county. The SEES
sion will last all week.
Mr.. Reuben Brown and bride
(nee Miss Forrest), returned last
Sunday afternoon from Acron, Flori-
da. Their many friends extend to
them cordial greeting.
"A rather lengthy communlca-
ton, being reply by Rev. J. I.
Hendrickson to the article of Rev.
w. J McAnally In last weeks DEMO
Graf, was crowded out this week,
but will appear next week.
we are reliably Informed that there
are a large number of coiored men In
this county who have stated their In
tention to vote an open ticket for Potts
and Quinn, and In fact, the entire dem
ocratic ticket. This ia certainly taking
sensible view of the political situa-
ton; and thus 1t seems that B. of +.
hope is vanishing like chat before the
wind.
Mrs. M. A. Henley, formerly OF
Searcy, but now Of Ozark, is in the
city, the guest Of Mrs. B. f. Jobe.
While here Mrs. Henley desires to
instruct class IN Italian Oil Paint
ing, an art that appeals to the finer
sensibiIities of every one. Samples
can be seen and information obtain
ed by calling upon Mrs Henley.
"A handsomely printed an.
nouncement sent us from Chicago
conveys the intelligence that Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Coors will be lat
home to their friends at their resi-
dence in Las Vegas, New Mexico,
after the Goth inst. The DEMOCRAT
joins many, many friends in best
wishes for prosperity and happiness
for the young couple whose start
upon the voyage of life is attended
with such bright prospects.
The Lincolnton IN. CT Press
paws the following compliment to
our absent editor: "While at Rock
Spring Camp Meeting we had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. J. Freeman
Munday, the accomplished editor Of
the RusselIville Arkansas DEMocRAT.
Mr.. Munday is native Of this coun-
ty who emigrated to Arkansas thir-
teen years ago and this is the first
visit he has paid to his old home
since he left. He is an able editor,
u man OF vigorous mind, sound,
safe, conservative writer"
"A most charming entertainment
was given under the auspices of the
Gross Nine base ball club at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James E. Battenfield last
Thursday evening In honor Of the Hill
Nine champion club and invited guests.
Over one hundred Invitations were sent
out and magnificent spread prepared
in the grounds surrounding Mr.. Bat
tenfield's residence, but shower Of
rain early in the evening cut short the
outdoor sport of the jewellers and drove
them inside the dwelling where sspleas-
ure sat enthroned" until late hour.
A great many were deferred from going
on account Of the rain, but from those
who were there we learn that nothing
was left undone that could in any way
add to the enjoyment of the guests and
render the occasion delightfully."- pleas
ant. The supper was perfect In Its
muitifarious details and was keenly
relished by all present. Should these
entertainments continue interest In
base ball will never flag in RUSSELL
Vile.