The Russellville Democrat., 1884-05-29
PERSONAL MEN TON.

LIT. II. M. W VatC came HOiue ytstcT- day and will remain for week or so !.
 Capt. J. NJ. Harkey of Ola, was in town Monday night and left for Little Rock Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. A. .Darr was in town Satur- day. She came up to visit the family of Mr. c. M. Love near town.
 Mr. w. l.. Crow, one of Cagles- ville's most promising young men, fa- vored us with call Saturday.
 Mrs. James NJ. Harkey and Miss Clemmie Holmes graced our sanctum with their presence last Thursday.
 Dr. J.H. Potts of Atkins was among our most agreeable callers this week. His wife was also in town visiting friends.
 Mir. A. Nj. Bradley has been greeted on the streets again by his many friends. All the injured in the rece nt sad catastrophe are rapidly improving
 From the Clinton Banner we learn that on Saturday the l7th inst. Mrs. Kate Fears of that place, wrenched her ankle severely by slipping from her door step.
 Messrs. Will Shinn of Little Rock and J. NJ. Haney of the Melrose Mills, favored us with call one day last week. Such entertaining gentlemen always find a welcome in the DEMO- GRAF sanctum.
 Capt. R. $. Hynes, an ex-journalist, now manager of the Van Buren Tobac- co Manufactory, and gentleman of the first water, called to see us last Friday in company with the jolly, good nat ured George E. Howell.
 Mir. Jas. H. Shinn wife and little Edna, left last Saturday for visit to relatives in Texas. They go to visit Gen. Lewis and family of Waxahatcliie, Capt. Ed Doyle and wife and Capt. F.. F.. Barrow and wife of Dallas. They are booked for pleasant time and may it be so.
 Miss Nellie Byrd, representing the Sunny South of Atlanta Ga., paper of great literary worth, was in town. the past week in the interest of that jour- nal. She succeeded in securing fair list of subscribers. We congratulate that paper not only upon it's general charac- ter. but upon.its representative especial ly.
 Our young friend Mir. Jno. B. O'Neal takes the road as trayeling sales man and agent for q Virginia Tobacco House and Missouri Flour house. John is the grit for drummer boy, and we take pleasure in commenting him to the trade as metal of the right ring, perfectly reliable and honest to the last degree. Much success, John, in your new field.
 Messrs. NJ. Jessup, c. l.. Kimbal, w. 1T. Gee, J. A. Ross. K. c. Bullock, | k. c. Hall of DardanelIe, and J. w. and r. W. Pounds. of Danville, were in town Monday night last in attend ance on meeting of the Palestine Com- mandery of this place. We are pleased to hear that the membership of this Commandery expect to make it the finest working body of Masonry in the state.
 The following highly esteemed call CTS frequented our sanctum this week $ G Harris, Holly Brown. l. c Shinn. WIT Chappell, Rev. NJ. Oates, c W Vaughan, J F Reed, John E William. son, Dr. Buchanan, Wood Williamson Mir. and Mrs. Haryill, Rev. D A Jami. son, Capt. k H Scott. w c Renfrow, James Nj Henry. NJ c Hearne, w Il Steed, J W Eudy and A J Latta.
 Capt. J E Richards, Mrs. W. F. Woo ten and son, Mrs. NJ K Webb, Mir. Bot F. Erwin of Russellville. and Capt.. l Hogns and wife, and Mir. D C Browf and wife and daughter Maggie, Mir Jno B West, Dep'ty sheriffs Jno Youni and John White and dep'ty clerk W { Renfrow, T 5 Perryman, Mrs. Nancy McFadden and Master Garland, Dr Ruff wife and son and Mir. G w. Al bright of Dover. went to Fort Smith oi the excursion Tuesday.