The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-09-04
LOCAL LINES.

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j. X. P. Williamson has returned
from trip to Texas.
Mr.. E. NJ. Lanford of Scottsville
favored us with call last week.
Miss Tollie Semonin will leave
shortly to enter school at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
S. N. Evans is the proud father Of
a bouncing eleven pound boy. 1t ar
rived Sept. LIST.
Miss Stella Yancey has returned to
Richmond, KY, where she will resume
her studies in school.
Miss Scottie Harkey LEFT Monday
morning with Miss Stella Yancey to
attend school at Richmond, Ky.
The wrecking Of a lumber car de-
layed the east bound freight train at
this station several hours last Saturday
night.
II. II. Ellis representing r. & I. A.
Ennis, st. Louis Stationers and Print
ers. was DEMOCRAT visitor Monday
morning last.
Mr.. w. C. Renfrow, prince among
good fellows and universal favorite,
spent Saturday in town and returned
to Dover Sunday.
Mr.. r. d. Love has left in our Of
flee ears of corn 1917 inches long,
grown on upland. We would like to
hear from the man that can beat it.
"A. w. Gross left for St. Louis and
Chicago last Saturday morning. He
will buy large stock of goods while
gone.
we were in error last week in stat
ing that sweet potatoes were selling at
SOC per bushel. Irish potatoes sell at that
price, but sweet potatoes are selling at
800.
Miss Emma Howell left for Staun-
ton, Va. last Monday. She was &C.
companied as far as Little Rock by her
mother and sisters and Miss Rose Pat
terson.
Rev. Jerome Haralson, well known
and highly esteemed by our people, is
reported as perfecting arrangements
for transfer to Los Angeles, Cal.
The entertainment at College Hall
last Friday night was excellent. Great
credit Is due all concerned for their eff
forts to raise funds for the Christian
church.
--Messrs. w. McAnally and w. c..
Bowden accompanied by Misses Bette
Bowden, Mollie McAnally. Nettie Bow
den and Mrs. Laurie Austin, called last
Wednesday to see our power press at
work.
Mr.. George Jamison, who for two
months has been conductor" of the
Dover Hack line. was succeeded last
Monday by Mr.. X. H. Cloman, who will
take pleasure in looking after the in
terests of the travelling public.
johnson grass, ~ feet high, has
been exhibited at this Office by Mr.. j.
w. Eudy. This is new grass and ad-
mirably suited to this country, so thinks
Mr.. Eudy. The sample can be seen at
j. M. White & Sons until sent to New
Orleans.
Col. Poindexter Dunn, the able
representative in Congress from the Isl
Arkansas district was In town last
Monday and honored the Democrat
sanctum with a friendly call. Col.
Damn will enter upon canvass of his
district next month.
We direct the attention Of those OF
our readers who are interested in ma
oh inery and foundry work, to the new
advertisement of Shades Machine
Shop. Mr.. Snade is competent work
man and from years of experience can
guarantee satisfaction In his line.
Gen. Hugh #. Thomson Of Van
Buren,, democratic elector for the state
at-large, "the grandest Roman Of them
ALL" will address the Russellville
Cleveland Club, In the near future. A
great treat is in store for those who are
so fortunate as to hear him.
As win be seen by notice else
where, Col. Poindexter Dunn, Con
gresham from the first district, hal
kindly consented address the Russell
Vile Cleveland Club on Monday thu
10Th inst The public is invited to come
out. The Ladies especially are invited
attend. Col. Dunn Is brilliant oratol
and holds his audiences spell bound a
with magic wand. Come out every
body.
Pat Daley, an experienced miner
has leased the Miller coal mine nea
Russellville and advertises elsewher
his purpose to furnish good quality 0
coal at reasonable rates. Mr.. Daley en-
eourages home labor by refusing .
work convicts in his mine, as Is don
In the Ouita mine, and this praise
worthy act entities him to due consid
Grafton from coal consumers. See nj
advertisement elsewhere.