The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-08-14
LOCAL LINES.
Attend the primaries saturda,

DIR. j. r. NJ. Tate OF Appleton Ia
vored us with call last week.
Don't fail to see the Leconte pear.
Alexander & Hoskins has them.
w. Isaac Harkey, druggist. of Ola,
paid us an agreeable call last Friday.
TO Mrs. Perry Renfrow we are in
debted for some choice snap beans.
We acknowledge an agreeable call
from Mr. Amos Bullock of Scottsville
last Friday.
Red sunsets similar to those of
last fall it is said are beginning to show
the nselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. f. White spent
last Sabbath on Nebo's heights near
Dardanelle.
Master Dona Richards, brother and
sister, are off on visit to friends at
Fort Smith.
Mr.. Dudley James, one of the most
worthy of Dover's manv good citizens,
was welcome caller last Tuesday.
Melons, peaches and apples are
abundant, and doctors witness their
consumption with greatest complacen-
cy.
Mayor j. +. Richards passed up
the road Sunday evening enroute to Fit.
Smith, where he will remain several
days.
Vote for A. b. Williamson for AS
SCISSOR next Sa turday.
Our esteemed young friend w. M.
Kee has gone to Ozark to reside. We
wish him abundant success in his new
field.
Mr.. Al. Latta and little Miss
Laura, his daughter, were callers Mon
day. We thank them for some excel
lent grapes.
Mr.. w. A. Mckinney has kindly
presented us with some grapes from his
prairie vineyard near town, which were
very fine. Accept thanks.
Mr.. Il. b. Stewart comes to the
front with stalk of White prolific
cotton 80 feet high bearing 147 bolls
and squares. Next.
Vote for Ezra II. Shinn for AS
SCISSOR.
The barbecue under the auspices of
the Brothers of Freedom will be held
near the McKeever church August 2Sth I.
All are respectfully invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Pollock and
two daughters were visitors to our Of
flee last Monday. They wanted to see
how great newspaper like the DEMO-
Graf was made.
We acknowledge with thanks the
receipt of box Of luscious grapes from
the vineyard of DIR. Nichols of Logan
county, per Mr.. II. p. I.awley, of
Scottsville.
Vote next Saturday for A. B. Will
Hanson for Assessor.
-Messrs. Birch, Hickman and Hale,
prominent Liberty township citizens,
were in town a day or so last week.
They report Liberty township solid for
democracy.
Attend the primaries Saturday
Our people were captivated by the
splendid eloquence of Messrs. House
aud Mitchell. 1t is the same with those
who hear them anywhere and on any
subject.
Col. T. ii. Elgin, who has been
away for the past two months for the
benefit of his health, returned last
Sunday evening. much improved by
the trip.
-vste for Ezra II. shinn for AS
SCISSOR.
Mr.. S. j. Robinson took his de.
parture Tuesday morning for Gravelly
Hill, Yell county, where he embarks In
the mercantile business. We wish him
well.
We are authorized to announce
that DIR. l.. K. Cook will return to Rus
selyille about the 10th inst, and
can be found after his return in the
room next to the post Office.
Vote for A. b. Williamson for AS
SCISSOR in the Primary election.
Mrs. John Erwin and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Erwin and children, Mrs.
VIM. Oates and children and Mrs. Cor
bishly, all Of this place, have gone to-
Freeman Springs to remain until Sep
TENDER.
Attend the primaries Saturday
We are authorized by Rev. j. w.
Heagen TO say that there will be no
preaching at Mt Zion next Sabbath.
lie has gone to Eureka Springs and will
not return in time to fill the appoint
ment.
Vote for Ezra II. Shinn for AS
SCISSOR.
Mr. Ruth McKennon. a gallant
young democrat of GAINESVILLE, favored
us with an afternoon call Monday last.
Mr.. McKennon Is candidate for re-
election to the lower house of the next
legislature. and has gratifying pros
poets of success in the race.
Ask A. II. Hoskins about the Lee
conte pear it is fine and don't you for
get it. 1t is the most beautiful OF all
fruit trees.
-Messrs. II. b. Wilson and Lawrence
Russell have become associated in the
practice of law, and attention Is direct
ed to their card elsewhere. These
young gentlemen are talented, ener-
getic and meritorious, and we bespeak
for them due consideration of the pub
lie.
Col 4. M. Gibson of the Fort Smith
railway land department, and his fa-
ther, of Indiana, passed over to Mt.
Nebo last Saturday. We were pleased
to meet them. The elder Gibson Is
staunch democrat of the old school,
while his son, Col, 7. NJ. has drfted OIL
with the other fellows. He Is a clever