The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-02-04

Sunday. '
Mr.. ia shInn Of Dardanelle was
In town Friday.
MIR. 7. L. Bottoms, OF Dardanelle.
was IN town last Sunday.
MIR. Lee Blakely, the popular young
agent at London was In town last week.
-Moniav Mr.. 4. q. Obar removed
from the Guest residence on st. Mary
street to the southern part of town.
Judge w~M. May. one Of Darda-
nellc's most distinguished ritizens, was
RusseiiviiIc visitor last Monday.
The best bargains ever known in
winter clothing at
York & BoTroMs'.
Illness of Mrs JEFF Davis during the
past week, and glad 10 say she ia now
improving.
--Don't fail to examine the exceed
ingly low prices of dry goods and gro
ceries at YokK & BoTroMs'.
Judge l.. w. Davis returned last
Thursday. from the state Temperance
'NUfCi'fVt az l<tttfO ItDch anu ItD0Ttf
an interesting meeting
We acknowledge a pleasant call
Tuesday from Mr.. w. G. Renfrow.
our very courteous and competent
deputy county clerk. ~
Misc Fannie and Maggie Battnms
OF Dardanellc came over to ATTEND the
nuprials Of their brother Monday even.
ing and returned with the bridal party
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. j. l.. Shinn returned Monday
from visit TO relatives at Little Rock.
accoinpani by Miss Floy Patton, who
Is to spenN some time with her many
Russellville friends.
worsfed gocas and linsey, at lower
Vile. at YORK & BoTroMs'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Doyle returned
last Saturday to their home in Dallas,
Texas, after pleasant visit to RUSSELL
vile friends. They were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Shinn.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Renfrow came
down from Dover Sunday to attend the
marriage of Mr.. Bottoms and Miss
York, and are still In town, being snow
bound
Palestine commandery located at
this place is on rising grounds. 1t has
AZ members, and a lodge room aid APP
partments for purposes OF refreshmemt
which cannot be excelled.
The year 1853 has been noted long
in the annals of history for its cold
Friday, bnt '53 is now laid in the shade
by '86 which can boast of its cold FRI
day, and the biggest snow ever seen in
Arkansas.
The members of the Excelsior Club
extends many thanks to Mrs. A. NJ.
Rows and Mrs. Hover, for conrtesies
extended to the Club last Thursday
evening. Every one present enjoy ed
the occasion to an unlimited extent.
The many friends Of Messrs. Mace
Bernard and II. M. Garden will regret
to learn that they have been quite sick
for some days past the effect of relapse.
We hope soon tn be able To report their
complete restoration to health.
The concert given by the Potts
Station String Band last Friday evening
was we'll attended and heartily enjoyed
by the people of that place aud sur
rounding country. The band deserves
considerable credit for their grea sue
cess.
AT dance in drunken row in
Yell county last saturday night u man
bv the name of Harmon was shot by a
Mr.. Ives, so we were Informed by Mr..
VIM. Murphy who was over Sunday He
WAS, however, unable to give further
particulars. The harvest has set in.
YORK & BOTTOMS are now pre-
pared to sell goods on time to parties
that can give good mortgage or security.
They keep on hand good stock of dry
goods, groceries and farming imple-
ments. Lowest prices ever known for
cash. Come and examine. We viii
take pleasure in showing you goods.
"A private letter from Mr.. John S..
Williamson informs us that he has
moved to PalsHer, Evils county, Texas,
and is now we'll pleased. His renewal
of his su lscription for the DEMOCRAT
shows that he still takes a kindly inter-
est in Pope county and her affairs. We
extend thanks for kind wishes ex-
pressed.
business men certainly have a
strange way of looking ut things who
can't see their own interests enhanced
and built Up by the building up Of man
factories In their midst. Any town
may expect TO stagnate whose business
men are too careless Of public enter
prises and Important factories IN their
midst to give them the necessary aid to
set them in motion and keep them In
motion.
--REMEMBER the DEMOCRAT draw
ng will positively come off Saturday
March 9th, 1886, and several valuable
prizes will be given away to subscribers
of the paper. Do not fail to pay up
and get ticket.
Rev. j. w. Heagan of Lamar. Mo-,
favored us with very pleasant call
last week. He has been visiting friends
IN this section for some weeks and his
evident enjoyment Of the trip shows
that his absence has not diminished his
appreciation of his associates
OF other days. We are glad
to learn that he is doing well In his
new home. His renewal and kind
words for the DEMOCRAT are duly APP
preciated.
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