The Russellville Democrat., 1884-09-25
LOCAL LINES.

Cotton is coming into market quite
briskly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simpson visited
friends in Dover last Sunday.
Walter L. Howelps school near
London closed on the Goth inst.
Mrs. w. C. Renfrow of Dover visit
ed friends and relatives in this city last
week.
-Messrs. I. p. Mccain and G. Z
Campbell were Saturday afternoon
callers.
Jefferson Davis went to Little Rock
ON legal business last Thursday and re-
turned Saturday.
There will be no preaching at the
C. p. church next Sunday. The pastor
will be at Morrilton.
Cotton is short Tinted, but Is clean
and white, and when we'll ginned,
presents pretty sample.
w. III. Rankin is having his wagon
yard put in trim for the benefit of wag.
oners who come from a distance.
Hon C. r. Breckenridge will speak
in this place at ! o'clock, p. M, Oct.
LIST. Let there be large attendance.
Paints and Wall Paper at II. E.
Erwin & Cos.
Fresh bread and cakes of every va
riety, at the Star Bakery, Main Street.
G. w. Bruchie In charge of Bake shop.
-"Get there Eli'' and SCOT there
Eli'' cigars at II. +. Erwin q Co.'S.
Mr.. w. j. Sheriff.. one of More
land townships most progressive agri-
culturists, was a caller last Friday
morning.
Smoke "John Mccullough cigars
at II. K. Erwin q Co.'S.
&C. Luker & Co., put up the first
bale of cotton at their new gin last
Thursday. The cotton belonged to j.
w. Tucker.
For SALE.--A good plano, on easy
terms. Enquire at this office.
Mics Grace Barton, handsome
young lady of Madisonville, KY, Is
field of this city.
Get your cookies at the Star Ba-
kerry.
Several of our merchants are visit
ing eastern markets, among them Mr..
J. Il. Fowler, West Humphreys and X.
J. Wilson.
Get your meals at the star Restau-
rant, Main street.
Miss Mary Williams. daughter OF
Col. s. w. Williams the talented Lit
tie Rock lawyer. Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. DIR. w. ii. Hill of this place.
The ground being in excellent con-
dition TO pillow since the rains set in,
many farmers are turning under stub
BILE land, which Is the proper thing
TO do.
Genial James Potts, our county
elerk-elect, and we can justly say de-
serving of the honor, was In town
Monday and exchanged greetings with
the DEMOCRAT.
Try the family loaves at the Star
Bakery.
-Adolphus w. Gross returned from
81. Louis Sunday morning, via the
Frisco route. lie bought big stock
OF goods ana they are arriving daily.
"A hint to the wise Is sufficient-go
70 Eby's for your Stoves and Tinware.
The Gazette's latest enterprise ma
terialiZed in the shape of musical
supplement-. The DEMOCRAT Is indebt-
ed for a copy and we pronounce it
good
-REMovAL.-Do not forget that j.
D. Church has removed to the Yerzley
stand, and that his is the place to buy
iall aud winter goods, jeans, notions,
qneensware and groceries.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Winn returned on last
Friday from trip through Kansas.
lie speaks of that prairie state as
good country, but is not going to leave
rope yet awhile.
Master VIII Hill, youngest son OF
Dr. and Mrs. w. III. Hill, celebrated
ms eighth birthday by giving a socia
party to large number Of his associ
ates last Friday afternoon.
Don't forget the place-sign of the
Red Flag.
We are indebted to the Secretary
OF the Western Arkansas Fair Associa-
Ilon for mplimentary ticket to thu
fort Smith fair which opens on thu
o A. n h.. Ia