The Russellville Democrat., 1886-09-22

Personal mont1On.
Ed Ferguson returned % F.. Smith
Monday.
Horace Bradley was in town Tues
day On legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett White, Of Do
yer. were here Sunday and Monday.
The one and only Billy Murphy.
Of Dardauelle. was In town Sunday.
DIR. Sam Harris, Of the village over
the river ,camc over 70 the city last Mon
day.
Mr.. G. r. Dcaton arrived from Le-
land. Miss, Monday, on visit 70 ms
family.
Mr.. =. Underwood has been on the
sick list for several days, but Is conva-
lescent.
--Messrs. J. c. Bonds, Dover, and
w. I. Biackford, Scottsville, were In
town last week.
Mrs. r. M. Wyatt and Miss Corin-
ma Parker, have returned from . visit
to relatives in Logan county.
Mr.. - Patrick and Miss Stella Dun
bar, Of Yell county, were guests Of
Mrs. N. A. McFadden last Sabbath.
Mr.. james w. Wells went to At
kins Tuesday in the interest Of his new
proprietary medicine Potts Chill Killer.
- Miss Mary Ashmore has accepted
position in the Atkins High School, OF
which Prof, H. L. Raybnrn is princi-
pal.
--Messrs. James Miller, JEFF Davis
and ]. b. Wise left Monday morning
for the mountain Businesses Of northern
Pope in quest of game.
wv. C. Boyd, advance agent Of w.
w. Coles circus was here Saturday
making arrangements for the appear
ance Of his show October 18th.
--For 4 few days past Mr.J. r. Mum
day has had wrestling match with
malarial fever. At this writing Mr..
Munday Is on top, an armistice having
been agreed upon.
--OPH--Messrs. r. G. York and w.
N. Bottoms, w. y. White, j. II. Fowl
er and NJ. jacobson, wife and children
are in st. Louis taxing IN the EXPOSE
ton and buying new goods.
1.-The following members Of ps.es-
tine commandery left Sunday 70. st.
Louis to attend tho trisnnial conclave
of Knights Templar: +. b. Elgin, i.
M. Neal and J. W. Quinn, R.J.Wilson.
--Dr. Thomas Moseley. will be con-
nected with the drug house Of James
Wells after this date. The DIR. has sew
eral years experience IN the practice of
medicine, and IL we'll and tavorably
known.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Weathers left
yesterday for st. Louis where they will
inspect the wonders Of the Exposition
and buy full aud complete stock Of
Millinery for the fall and winter trade.
Marshal Strickland, whose unfor-
tunate collision with freight car
wheel, causing the loss of several toes,
and menth's close confinement, is
now able to walk with the aid Of
crutches.
Mr.. Samuel Brown returned last
Sunday from very satisfactory trip to
Mississippi In the interest Of his Re-
frigerator Store House. We regret to
learn of his sickness while gone, caus-
ing the loss Of considerable time.
w. p. wooten, Esq, returned last
week from st. Louis, where he pur-
chased big stock Of goods. He speaks
In glowing terms Of the Exposition and
the many. sights and wonders Of the
Future Great.
Capt. James 4. Fowler returned
home Sunday from FowlerviIle, 4 thriv-
Ing village founded by him In Yell
county, and which is destined to be a
town OF considerable commercial inn
portancc some day.
-Messrs. James Moseley and Henry
Garden have joined their fortunes with
the house of X. j. Wilson. These gen.
tlemen need no Introduction at our
hands, they are popular statesmen and
the people know 1t.
w. w. Coles circus Is In town to-day
completing arrangements for the great
| fete day October 18th. We find Mr..
Davis Q pleasant gentleman with whom
to do business. He Is an ex-newspaper
man and understands his business
thoroughly.
Mr.. A. II. Hoskins, as courteous
and handsome rs ever, dropped In rath-
err unexpectedly upon his RussellvilIe
| friends last Thursday, and received u
hearty handwriting all around. He Is
engaged in business In Decatur, H.,
and took advantage of lull in BUSH
ness to run down and "see the folks
and eat peaches"
MIR. w. @. Renfrow returned last
Saturday from Bsntonvllle accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter who
have spent the heated term very profit
ably IN that health giving section. He
reports the Pope county colony up
there, consisting Of DR.. Thompson and
| family, Rev. Mr.. Jones and family and
Mr.. w. #. Bell ~ well satisfied and
| prospecting. The latter Is recovering
! from his sickness and expects to return
home about the LIST Of OCTOBER.
"A very pleasant entertainment was
given at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Geo. II. Howell on Friday night, by
| Mas Emma Howell, In honor Of her
| friend, Miss Leila McWillIams.
Among those present were Misses Lucy
Harley, Effie Haney, Ella Hamilton.
Ellen white, Fannie Bottoms, Myra
Doggett, Matte Williams. Jennie Nose
| Icy, Rose Patterson, Leila McWilliams,
Emma Bonds, Emna Howell, and
Messrs. Chasteen, Miller, White, How
| I'll. Russell, Robinson, Huey, York,
| Tucker, Leonard and Mcdonald. Re-
| froshments were served and the party
were entertained with some most excel
lent music both vocal and instrumental,
| Misses Howell and McWflIfamson sang