The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-25


Atkins Monday.
Mr.. JEFF Bullock of Dardanellc was
in town Tuesday.
Judge G. ). Cunningham was IN
town Monday.
--Mr. Eugene Moore Of Ozark was in
town last week.
Mr.. G. L. Kimball, OF Dardanelle,
was in town Saturday.
Col. L. II. Elgin is off on a business
trip to Van Buren, this week.
Miss Ethel Beard OF. London was
visiting in town this week.
MIR. HI. A Orlopp, Of Little Rock,
favored US with call Tuesday.
Prof. Landrum, the dancing raas-
ter, has removed to Hot Springs.
Mr.. VIII Baird of Dover spent
Sunday with Russellville friends.
Mr.. VIM. Oates and wife, attended
church at Potts Station. Sunday.
Miss l.. Keith returned Monday from
q visit to Atkins and Gardens Bottom.
MIR. John Moore, one of Big Piney's
most prosperous farmers, was In town
Tuesday.
-Messrs. A. w. Gross and ice JAG
OLSON spent Sunday with Atkins
friends.
-Robt. Chasteen returned Saturday
from visit to home and friends IN
Fayetteville.
Capt. +. w. Parker, Potts and Mr..
r. B. Higgins, Dover, favored US with q
morning call Tuesday.
--Our esteemed friend, DR.. D. p.
Ruff, of Dover, paid us an appreciated
visit last Thursday.
w. L. Crow, Esq, spent last Sum
day In the country visiting his parents,
%fI "a Inf
--Happy-hearted Bob l.. Erwin, of
Little Rock, is circulating among Rus
ssllville friends this week.
Misses Rose Patterson, Annie
Meadors and Emma Howell spent last
Friday visiting In Dover.
--Dr.J. M. Thompson and Capt. j.
NJ. Harkey are at Cabin Greek this
week on masonic business.
M. jacobson, our jolly mercantile
friend, paid flying visit to Perryville
last week, where he has branch store.
Rev. A. p. Melton, Messrs. j. F.
Munday and j. w. Wells leave to-day
to attend quarterly conference at Dam
vile.
Mr.. NJ. A. Abbey. the genial fore
man of the Russellville marble works,
is spending the heated term at Eureka
Springs.
-Messrs. A. Ii. Boggess and Robt.
Harkey of Potts Station are attending
the quarterly conference at Danville
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Munday and
children went to the country and spent
a day or two with Judge N. d. Shinn
and family this week.
Mr.. AL. d. Reynolds, the gentle
manly railroad agent at Ozark, has OBJ
tanned leave of absence and win spend
the heated term on the Pacific coast.
Miss Ada Gibson, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. 4. M. Gibson OF Little Rock,
was married last Tuesday evening to
DR.. John r. Colburn. We tender con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. Eugene Butler, representing
the Satanic Medicine Co., Little Rock,
passed through town Monday enroute
from Dardanelle, for a canvass through
the rural districts near Dover.
Prof. II. l.. Rayburn, of Potts Sta
tlon, the wide-awake county examiner
paid us pleasant call Monday. while
in town on his way to the County
--Messrs. +. l.. McCracken, Mat
Hale, 4. p. Mccain, Tom Bewly, of
Scottsville, Capt. p. j.. Rollow of Do
yer, and w. W. Brashear, of eagles
vile, attended the chapter meeting
here last Saturday night.
Miss b. Sykes narrowly escaped
serious injury In runaway accident
during her visit TO Dardanelie last
week. She escaped with slight bruises,
and is now at home receiving congrat-
ulations from her many friends.
-Messrs. G.. r. Williams and C. K.
Tobey, distinguished "moulders of
public opinion" of our thriving south
ern and eastern suburban villages
Dardanelle and Atkins, were with
us last Friday taking in the sights Of
the metropolis of Pope county.
--Messrs. +. d. Landers, of Dover,
and F. p. Bowden of Moreland, have
favored us with pleasant calls. From
them we learn that the farmers are
working with a will to repair the dam
ages sustained from the tornado, and
are hopeful still of bountiful crop.
-Messrs. A. +. Leggett, Dover, s.
o. Standrige and w. M. Albright,
Freeman, and Esq. w. 1. Pollock, of
Atkins, were callers at this Office Mon
day. From them we learn the outlook
for corr and cotton was never better,
and farmers are smiling and serene.
Mr.. o. McNulty, OF the firm of s.
A. Brown q Co., WnOieSaIe anu retail
lumber dealers of Chicago, Ills, one of
the largest establishments of the kind
in the west, was in town last week WIS.,
i.ing Mr.. G. Il. Howell and looking
after lumber business. Mr.. McNulty's
adquarters are ut Cherryvills, Kan
sas.
10 the accident of the train being
couple of hours late last Saturday night
the editors family was treated to
very pleasant visit from those excel
lent little citizens of Atkins, Master
Guy and Miss Ida Darr and Miss Maud
Scarlet, who were on their way to Mr..
C. M. Loves, mile from town, on n
visit.
The Rev. Mr.. w. M. Robinson, So
long engaged In the great revival at
Dardanelle, went down to Morrilton
yesterday morning to rest preparatory
to his meeting there. We were sorry
to see him almost exhaused. After
day or two's rest he will be ready for
the fray at Morrilton. He reports a
great meeting at Dardanelle, some $50
conversions and the churches wsnder-
full revived. Success to him at Morrill,
ton.
"A few farms we hear from report
the presence Of worm doing some
damage to the growing cotton crop, not
enough however to create any great
amnunt Of aDDreheusiOn for the crOD