The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-27
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LOCAL LINES.

LOCAL LINES.
1t is dry and dusty.
Cotton coming in rapidly.
Trains are running behind time OF
late.
-Sheriff-elect John Young was in
town Monday.
Circuit court convenes at Dover
nsSt Monday.
John Forrest, Of Santos, called to
see us Tuesday.
The Arkansas river is lower tnan
1t has been for years.
The heaviest frost Of the season
was visible this morning.
Cotton receipts are large and In
creasing. Prices dull.
Mr.. Frank Bell is visiting his par
ents near London this week.
-FoUND.-A ladies hand ~satchel.
The owner can hear Of it at this Office.
Mr.. Joe Petty, our popular county
Treasurer elect, called to see us last
Saturday.
There should be no idle labor In
this country now. The cotton fields
are ripe unto harvest.
--Ou- young friend VIII c. Rogers Il
v'th Kirby again as collector, with
Headquarters 1t Pine Blum.
--Mr. Ed Ferguson with the Sparks
Medicine Co., TT. Smith, was caller
1t our sanctum this morning.
Mr.. win Turner formerly Of Gum
log, now Of Cabin Creek, was In town
among old friends Saturday.
DIR. w. G. Renfrow has returned
from White county and favored US
With pleasant short call Monday last.
Bob L. Erwin has accepted posi-
and began service last Monday morn
Ing.
Nv. L. Grow mingled with his Dover
and Scottsville friends last Saturday
and Sunday.
Have you Joined the Chatauqua
circle yet? II not you should hasten
to do 30. You get collegiate course
at home.
The inimitable wit and humor of
H. ]. Jacobs. the Auctioneer, draws
large crowds to York y Bottoms every
day and night.
Mrs. M. K. Weathers visited Cabin
Creek last week to solicit orders for
millenery goods, OF which she has .
magnificent stock
IAN attack was made on that log
Friday last, but 1t soon caved, and the
log IL victor still. It will be laying
there next fall perhaps.
AT one time last Saturday between
forty and fifty bales of cotton could be
seen on the streets at one glance. A
perfect boom Of the fieecy staple.
--Judges Of election are appointed
for two years, therefore the judges
who held the last general election will
hold the congressional election Novem-
Der I'd.
Prof. Mallett begins q public school
It Caglesville next Monday. Prof. ~.
has the reputation of being an efficient
Instructor, and his school viii be large
Y attended.
--Dr. Thomas Fancette of Tennessee
has been In our midst this week seek
Ing location. The Doctor is q relative
OF our Mr.. j. b. Faucette, and we hope
ne will be suited.
The sportsman grasps his trusty
shot gun and hieth away to the lakes
IN search Of ducks; loud report, q
cloud OF smoke, and We duckling fyeth
away to other waters.
Another rapid cotton picker has
come to the front in the person Of Mace
Rankin, the II year old SON Of Mr..
Dick Rankin. He picked recently l020
pounds in a days. Next.
--Just as we 90 to press we are show n
letter stating that the annual conven-
non Of the State Prohibition Alliance
sd been called to meet at this place
November 11th, 1886. Arrangements
VIII be made for the meeting Of which
further notice will be given next week.
Merchants you should plant Wig
"rous advertisement IN the DEN0cRAT
you would secure rousing big trade.
newspaper readers like 10 hear from
neir merchants through their honie
LET every Democrat turn out On
tuesday, Nov. 2, and vote and work
iof =. X. Breckinridge. DO not de-
penu on your neighb0r 70 elect him,
neighbor.
fake one teaspoon full accomoda-
ton, one gallon INDEPENDENCE ten gall
liz III patience. one quart p0iiteness, one
a ,ai barrel good Judgment, and Ave
ssrohs energy, mix we'll aud cook
s s,owIy Vnds1 cranky superintendent,
ssa You have good station agent.