The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-21

1 -Mr. '. E. Rushing, ono of Martin l townships mott progressive young l farmefs. is in town to-day. -Messrs J. c. Forrest and w. E. 1 Turner of Santos attended the chapter meeting hero last Satuday night. 1 --Eev. B. H. Greenhouse came up on the train yesterday evening and was the guest of Rev. s. s. Key last night. MT. w. l.. Sibley, president of the 1 s. s. association, now In session in our city, was an agreeable caller this morn- ing.
 Miss Ella Hamilton has returned home accompanied by Miss Amma Hawkins, charming young lady of Morrilton.
 Miss Rhoda Poe of Ft. Smith is a guest of Russellville friends. She will visit her brother at Clinton before re- turning home.
 --Dr. J. w. Bruton of Griffin town- ship called last Friday. He was en- route to Yell county to see his sister, who is quite sick.
 --S. D. Sain, for seven years resi- dent of this county, left last Tuesday for Nashville, in Howard county, where lie will locate.
 Mrs. Mason and the children of Capt. R. J. Wilson will leave this week for Low Gap Springs in Johnson coun- ty, to rusticate for few weeks. --Miss Mollie McAnally, Mrs. Eliza- beth Bowden and daughter left last Tuesday on visit to friends at Prairie Grove, in Washington county. --J. B. Faucette left last Monday afternoon for St. Louis, via Fayette- vile, where he goes in the interest of his new invention, and will be absent four of five weeks.
 Among the visitors from Fort Smith last Thursday none were more welcome than Willie Fears, formerly a Russellville boy. He is now clerking for Hightower Bros. and doing well.
 Another pleasant party enjoyed a day at Nebo last week. It was com posed of the families of w. H. Rankin and w. Nj. Oates, accompanied by Misses Stella Yancey and Emma Hall.
 In recent issue ot the DEMOCRAT MT, Bob Erwin was noted among the Russellville colony in Little Rock. We make the necessary correction by giv- ing his correct location as chief clerk in the R. R. office at Ft. Smith.
 --Robt. l.. Erwin, lately connected with the Valley Route at Little Rock, has been transferred to the ticket office of the same company at Ft. Smith. Bob has the best wishes of his Russell vile friends, and they are legion.
 The speeches of Messrs. Lawrence Russell and w. l.. Crow before the democratic club last meeting were ad- mirable defenses of our glorious democ- racy. All who failed to hear them cer : tainly missed treat. The next meet ing will be addressed by M. H. Baird, Esq.
 MT. Will Meek has accepted po- sition with Mir. J. l.. Shinn. Mir. Meek has long been known as salesman for some of our leading business houses of Russellville, and is recognized as one of the most active and painstaking salesmen in town. We congratulate all concerned.
 Quite an array ot prominent news paper men were in the city last Thurs. day. We note the following: Raincy Claude Colburne of the Ozark Demo crats q. V. Eucrle VI tue roft Omttii Tribune; w. l.. Morris of the Fort Smith Times, and 0. c. Ludwig, late of the Clarksville press.
 We acknowledge agreeable calls from the following esteemed friends w. M. Vim and J. D. M. Cline, Potts John Robinson, Wits Springs; P. G. Bradfield, E. H. and J. w. Rye, Fort Smith; Jesse May, Lon loR; w. I. Pol 1ook Atkinc. O navis Mir and Mrs W. McAnnaly and daughter. Mrs. Bow