The Russellville Democrat., 1884-08-28
LOCAL LINES.

Thanks to John Guest for peaches.
w. L. Howell is teaching school
near London.
Sweet potatoes are plentiful, at soc
per bushel.
Nat d. Rogers returned from
Atkins Monday.
"A little child of Sterling Vaughan
died this week at Dover.
Mr.. win O'Neal returned last Fri
day from Gravelly Hill.
DIR. J.. K. Cook has returned from
his summer saunterlngs.
r.. b. Wilson, Esq, has gone to
Texas on professional business.
There was pleasant pound party
at Mr.. Lem Gray's last Friday night.
Hon. G.. l.. Kimball favored us
with social call last Friday afternoon.
We regret to learn that our good
friend DIR. GRAY has been quite sick
lately.
Mr.. Andrew Howell returned to
Cnlleoka, Tenn, last week, to resume
his studies IN school.
"A young man named Patrick died
near Dover last Monday and was buri-
ed Tuesday.
The street-sprinkler will be indis-
pensible unless "weeping clouds" come
to our relief very soon.
-Messrs. Clifford and Turner can
suit the most fastidious in the furniture
line. Call and see them.
The DEMOCRAT is paper for the
masses of the people-progressiye aud
aggressive. Hand in your names.
The young people have organized
literary society. Let the interest be
kept alive and much good will result.
-JusT REcEIvED.--A lot OF new crop
flour, best brands, roller patent. Prices
very low. y. p. MACARTHUR.
--Messrs. w. G. N. King and l. Mob
lev, two staunch Liberty township
democrats, were welcome callers Tues
day.
-Messrs. T. p. Mccain and John
Nordon, London, came down to Chapter
meeting last Friday. and Saturday
morning honored US with a call.
"A meeting Of Russeilville Chapter
was held last Friday night, at which
several limitations were made and a
handsome banquet spread.
The following Gala Greek friends
were agreeable callers last Monday:
Lem Hughey, G.. w. Reed, M. g.
Hearne and w. N. Oates.
Mrs. Martin, sister Of Mrs. DeShon
of this place, and Eugene Weaver ar
rived from Milan, Tenn, last Monday,
on visit to friends.
we were pleased to receive calls
Tuesday from Messrs. j. G.. Bonds and
r. Il, Rye of Dover. and w. T. Black
ford and A. r. Halle of Scottsville.
In the game of ball between the
colored boys of Dardanelle and RUSSELL
vile, the former got away with the
Russellville nine. Score "a to Ia.
w. A. Moffitt of holly Bend town.
ship was tried before Justice Baird last
week on charge of fogery. He was
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury.
Three ears Of corn from the up
land farm OF Sam Brown have been
presented us, and are really fine pro-
auctions, equal to the best we have
seen.
Remember O'Neal Bros, Is the
Boss place for boys and mems hats.
Mr.. Wesley Wick brought us a
sample of corn last Saturday raised on
his upland farm. The ears measured
twelve inches in length and eleven In
circumference. Yves Is Il. Of F. right.
What is the use to fool about it,
90 to O'Neal Bros, to buy your
goods of all kinds.
We inadvertently omitted the
name of w. II. Halle for surveyor from
among the names of candidates placed
at our masthead last week. We put 1t
up this week, and are for Mr.. Halle by
large majority.
-O'Neal Bros, will sell saddlery
cheaper than anybody.
Chronister, two charming young ladies
from Gumlog, called Tuesday TO learn
something of the mysteries OF newspa-
per making.
Buy your hardware Of O'Neal
Bros, and live happy.
See Dir. w. S. Hinton's new adver-
tisement. He makes a speciality OF
glasses, suited to every condition Of
the eye. In addition he carries large
and varied stock Of drugs, chemicals,
etc. When in Atkins call ard see him.
Go to O'Neal Bros, for clothing.
They have just opened a large and
we'll assorted stock.
"A German boy about ten years old
evidently runaway came into town
last Sunday, and was provided for by
Mr.. A. w. Gross. He speaks splendid
German and evidently has been well
raisnl LIE IL .a,aasal to be from ~.