The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-06-29
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Pertinent Comment From Leading state
Papers.
Never before in the history of our city
has there been SO many new buildings put
up and so much repairing done. Benton
vile is progressing rapidly in improve
me 1ts.--Bentonville Sun.
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Thomas Ferguson, whom we mentioned
last week getting so badly and my steriously
wounded on his head, is now improving.
We hope he will soon be restored to perfect
health Western Eagle.
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An Arkansas editor met we'll educated
farmer recently and said to him that he
would like to have something from his
pen. The farmer sent him a pig and
charged him 1915 for it.-Montgomery
Herald
Joe Pattuson (colored), suspicious
looking character, was arrested by Marshal
Westmoreland for proving the streets at a
late hour on Thurs day night, and on SEARCH
ing him $l2645 WIS., found on his person.
He was released. Cotton Plant Arkansan.
With this issue the publication of The
Sentinel will be suspended for a few weeks,
probably till September l. As we can not
be here regularly for the next few weeks
and have no one else to AXE charge, this
short suspension is necessary. -Heber
Sentinel.
Poor Deener is being charged with all
the crimes and habits of the damned. The
latest is that he is morphine eater and
was about to ran away with a girl, and
even charged with reading yellow covered
literature. Charity, folks, charity -
Forrest City Times.
The World is informed that there is con-
siderable bitter feeling at Mariana grow
ing indirectly out Of the Deener matter.
There will very possibly be more of this
feeling If the anonymous correspondents
who are attacking the character Of persons
are not shut of. Helena World.
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In his oratorical fancy fight one Of the
nominating orators at the judicial conven.
ton at Little Rock said that his candidate
chad no equals and few superiors -
Whersat wag friend Of ours enquiries how
in the b = coald he have few superiors If
he has no quals.-Newport News.
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Mr., w. P. Adams has sold his interest
in The Paragould Soliphone to Mr. p. w.
Moss. Mr. Adams is well known in this
county, having once conducted This Star,
at X sctor. We have not learned what he
has decided to do, but trust that be may
soon re-enter the journalistic field. Pig.
gott Banner.
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In an article on the Q.cumber last week
we tried to say W-up, but the devil Of a
printer, who deserves warmer place than
this, made us say w .eep. The point Of the
pun was disguised and the public saved
from another calamity, which il at least
some consolation. Arkansas Con mercial
Traveller
Miss Fanny Nethery, who has been EN-.
ployed in the Locomotive office for the past
five months, has resigned her position un.
iii September. She made remarkable
progress in her work and was faithful in
every particular. She his been quite sick
this week, but is reported better TO day
Sloan Locomotive Herald
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Hon. w. l.. Terry, our popular congress
man, has returned to Little Rock for a
rest. He had Henry Brewer appointed
postmaster at Prairie View, however, be-
fore he left Washington. Unlike Breckin-
ridge no man can say ought against Col
Terry for not attending strictly to busi-
ness. Col. Terry is Democrat Paris
Times.
1t win be goodly sight to see old mother