The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-15
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 Doyrs Dee. 6-The Dover school is progressing finely .- Hoa. A- | Davis, special Judge. elected by the attorneys during the last term of the circuit cours to sry several cases in whlch Inage Cunningham was dis qualified, rendered his decision on "Wednesday last as Rnssellyille in the case of Jamison ss adm'x vs- White as adm'x, in favor of defend ant Ills decision was quite elab0 rate. xnd one of marked ablllty--the principal question Of lsS being 8 plea lo the Statute of Limitations. Plaintiffs excepted ,o tbe ruling and decision of the court and prayed an appeal to the supreme court shich was granted When the snow came last Friday tt caught me out about ten miles from home. and l felt very much like I Siid upon s similar accs son TWO years SEQ, when s north western ~hlixzzrd' struck me ort on the line of New Mexico and A-irona. the only difference being that sny ovcrcoSs on the latter vas of more substantial comfort than WAS my linen dasler on the former occasion
 Dr. C L. klrkscey took run down to Little Rock last xeek- He returned on Tuesday. The Sab bath school here will celebrate Chrss- mas with CarIsimas tree Mes danes Brosn, Hogins and Potts. and Messrs- Brown. Perrymsn and Baird gre lhs committee on arrangement Several of oar citizens went down to Rasselivile on Tuesday night of last weSk 10 hear tho speech oi Gen. Rice on railroads ia general Thsy were well pleased with his re marks. and gre fully satisfied thai Gen. Race's rosd will, beyond doubt. be built. but it is hard for any one 10 determine whether the line wlil strike Dover, Rlssellville zEd Oar 3anssle or Clsrkssille. Whatever route Is most practicable viii be the line determined upon by the com p2ay. and the people in this part of the country will contribute ss heer ally xs could be expected of them, provided the company determines upon this rcDse- Success 10 ihe ea- ierprise- We need more railroads, snd hke industries to develop the resources of our country. Sherits Yonag and Deputy Hogins are on the rampage for taxes Any gen llemxa knowing himself indebted to the state of Arkansas and county es Pope will walk np snd settle John Young Is too uaagnanimous to re quire ladies so pay poll tax. I mad delighsIal( } ride on last Fri day ont 10 Silex- I found Bailey & Go, selling lots of goods. and Ed Strong ginning cotton and saving ] lumber. Silex Is in rather ro1gh part of the coRasry, being almost on the top of s mountain. but ii is sE enserprising little place and has some excellent and progressive ciii- Eens- Joe Howxrd vss there but ~uarv word said he of -the day beng past and gone Since ny last commuaicsfioa, Dover has s1s sainsd great loss ia the removal to Rasssliyl.le 0f ex Sheriff John W. Qainn and family, -JoAn- has been cislzsa of Dover for more than foar years. and we unca regret thai vs have sas4 him and has ess1uxbae wife May abundant s1ccess attend him ln ass old home TAe Dover Brass Band Is improving faster and doing better H1der fAs teaching of Prof Taabers teaa is has a1 any time here fosore. Tae instruments are s2l taken and well appo-sa0nei hy Prof. TeIasers. and al take great interest ia ihe enterprise The citizens viii give $ sagper daring ihe Christmas holidays for their benefit
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