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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
IN 1oRk rRoprCE MAnl,Er.

NEW YORK. January -FLOUR-Firm
but dull iye Flour-Quiet. Buckwheat
Flour and Buckwheat-- Dull Cornmeai--
steady
Wheat spot easy. 40 Q red. si7,c eliza
tor options 'a Cd fs-. net lower 10y, s47sc..
July. $3.50
Corn Spot easy. NO. D. 5fc elevator Op-
tons i.c. let lower. January. 14zc May
1Jri Juir. 02'sc Oats-Saot steady: mix
cd. fIr
brof Filn- Cat Meats Quiet Lard
.uig. refined. steady. Continent So so .
S0uth Ameflca. s1nT5. compound 81 80 "a
$ 62l Pork Steady. Tallov-FIrm Pc
ffoloum-Straty Eosin- Firm. strained.
common 90 good. Si35fff.4O Turpcntine-
Steady
Rice--Steady Moiasses--Quiet Sugar
nscttlcd. fair refining. l5-32c; centri-
fucal. F6 test. 10 32c.. molasses sugar.
% @tc.i refined. steady. Cofec--Spot.
steadyi 40. Rio. &c.. No. Santos. Sc .
mild, steady, CordoNt. 9uI2c Futures un-
changed To points lower
butter Firm; extra creamery. 3ti4n 32c. g.
Western factory. common TO hrsts l7iS "a gle.
'heesc- Firm and unchanged Eggs-Ea
'-'- nearby selected white 80 q s2c.. choice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

STEADY. oicers weak are dulf common 10
best steers. $40 go, cows. sgat %. heirers
y 90 "a $50. bulls. s. 75u & 60. calves So 10 ff
3 90. stockers and feeders 8. sel-4 tf
hoss-keceipts about $1,000 head Market
strong 'hoice. heavv shipping Sc s0Qe 81
nght butchers, 5000 "a 6.ssis. light mixed.
s5.atis us.e-l-; choice light. SIS sOases
piss. - g6-ao. SAeep-Recelpts about IA 600
head Market ice. lower. sheen. S21I
Fearlnss $3.50 = $40. lambs s. .1Oa7ss
NEW YORK. January -f-BEEI-ES- Re-
ceipts. 1873 head. NothirE dofuC to-dsr- fa.r-
ing fru steady Dressed beef slow al e - &C.
Per pound Tor common to choice native sides.
extra beef. IA II @isU t-alve s-facefnfe 7a-
mead Markcf HomluaI Westerns veal,
~ sales dressed calves slow. Sheen ana
Lambs Receipts. .f1S head Trade ,---
duh. Few yearltngs sold at S5ass.i,
Seeep noininaiy steady Lambs. l5aer-
lower Guotable a. Sc 20 "a So. Boea- Re-
celpts. Seaz head. Market nominalIv weak
'lN'iNNATl- o. January 24-HOGs-
Stead,. Butchers and shippers. So 90. COM
mon. $3.50 n so. CattIe-Sreadv' no stror-,
Pair 70 good shippers 81 so II $50: common
3 a @.to Sheep-SteaIy at s. 5Oeis 81
Lamos-Steady al S4.e5a 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburs. VA. January "a. 1907.
Sales Of loose tobacco on fho Lynchburs uer-
ket for the two weeks ending January IS 1907
house.
sold week ending January Iith e37 300 pounds.
soid week ending Jai lary lsth. sos. 3o0 pounds :
pounds
Sold from septs mber % la0S TO January 49,
1898. e. January 49, 1905. Ire. 10 pounds: in
crease FOR 1907 l.734 20 pounds
There was about the same quantity q tohacr,
sold the past week tlc week before The
condition OF the offerings was generally quite
gocd. but the larger portion was OF the COM
mon and medium grades YET there was "A
slight Increase IA the quantity ~ the good and
me Leaf offered. The color ana size u the De- ?
WAS fairly good but thc quality and texture
WAS considerably IN The trade WAS NOT ouft q
so active az 81 was lsst week. but prices were
shout tho same
prfcaa ,tuore1 sro .s r.rf,os.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
PRODUCE MARKET
is QUITE ACTIVE

mere vas moro animation on ths produce
"lN ifuf market YESTERDAY fh- ro--ir- q
DelnS larger and the demand being more
~ctt % than ON the day before TURKEYS.
caleh ela end other fowl. both alive e,. q
dressed. especially dressed were I- fsrg.-
receipt hut the demand WAS ~ active fh.,-.
" as only fractional decline in prices
X were not altogether as rfertFnf az tn,..-
nave been. and there Was a tendency o.,
marx prices W. cent per dozen on crat.
i"ts- Better apples and othen fruits ar.
showing NJ on the market and dealers now
nave chance 70 select goods that viii az
tract tae eye OF the Consume The cool
y eather which the commission men ana
wholesalers have 50 lcng feen looking fbr
has had q good effect on business on "tho
better spirits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
ON LOCAL MARKETS
LEAF TOBACCO
SELLING WELL

The loose tobacco breaks we're smaller
.esi"roeN than on any other day this week
oe'ause OF The cold hsuh weather. witch
makes So difficult 20 handle ne raw lear
The sales aggregated 10000 pounds and
wore concluded b. 4 o'clock The stock
offered vas mostly or the good filler ordef.
AMI from that down 90 the lower grades
Very few Wrappers we're offered. but such as
were put olt we're taken a. outside nvures
On al grades the market was very arm
ne breaks VIE probably De lighter to-dav
Ie coid snap having inaterislIr fnteree-eI
riih oelFertes by wagon and by rail The
hfst sale VIII be 81 Sheiburres second A.
StoueWun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
RICHMOND TRADE.
Recent Cold Weather Has Been
Favorable to Farmers.

Rradstreets tomorrow viii say Tor Rich
mouQ and vicinity.
Wholesale dealers Sc CRY goods and mo-
lions have their travellers out with spr ng
samples. ana orders generally are liberal lu
spite OF advanced prices in this line col
lecuons in Virginia are as good as the usual
after hollda season. but in Eastern North
Carolina collections are not good iu any
nue aud requests Tor extensions are numcr-
Gus. Johbcrs OF hats. caps and glove arc
busy. ana their shipments are larger anan
Tor the same season last year
THE local tobacco market continues active
and prices are good. The recent cold
weather has been favorable FOR tae handling
Of fruits. and dealers engaged in that line
are busy. Retail trade is not good DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN "a. 1909.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk NOR.
chandise and pHsscu myers. old Dominion Line
Steamer Mcblscl. Graves James River
LANDINGS and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sengers. virginia Nav Eetfon Company.
Barge Pcrryvillc. Morse. Baltimore. coal
Nelson and Igdu
SAILED
Steamer Brandon Hsrnev. Norfolk. NOR.
cnandtse ana passengers Old Dom ini0n line
Barge sharon Hili. Batterby, Petersburg
fertilizer
Barge OVerbrcek. MrCuno. jamestown
bricks and cement
Barge Manoia. Engei James River. light
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

CASH quotations were as follows Flour
nm No spring wheat - eSsc.s No. O.
t3Ac No. oats. az a37s4c-. No. white
- ss~c no rye, 5sc Fair TO choice
mating. 81 csc. 40 naKseed. Sis. No.
----"' prime sAHlotu9 eeeu.
- 40 y as. Glover contract grades. SI4. 90
snort ribs. sides flooset. IS 70 q BOO. mess
PORK. PEI barrel. SIC. o2i2. lard. per 100
pounds. 80 2-iz short clear siaes tboxedl
50 l-i- p sra. Whiskey. basis OF hieh
wines. 81 % Receipts-Wnea 50 Geo bush
els. corn, $4,000 bushels. oats H. 600
bushels Buttor-Market drm. creameries
20 "a Soc, dairies 10 q &c. EgEs-Eaav. az
mark. cases included. 22G e4c. nrsts c4c
prime frsts. Use. eNtrss. csc Cheese
steady az 15i. Ql4lac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

BALTIMORE. January 24.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged Wheat-UnsettIed and high
sample. SO SIC Corn-Sp0t. 4eA q aga. C. .
southern white corn. 49, q 50tfc Gate -
Firmer 80. white. 42043ihc.. No 3 white
ga iZ&c. no. mixed. 4Ols q 41c Rye
steady, 40 western. domestic. TOd .
choice. 20 & f6c. TSutter-Steady and higher.
fancy imitation. IS n PIC. do. creamery. 81 a.
s9c.: do. ladle. q q 22c. store packed II u
zoe. Eegs-Firm ~ sc. Cheese Strong
and unchanged Sugar-Steady and un-
changed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

NEW YORK. Jauuar, at-Tna cotton
P'a' ktt made "a pretty steady showing dur
net advance ~ Tu11 points sales for ne
oey were estimated az $50 900 bales
ne opening was steady az an advance ~
no points on better cables than exnected.
lhVcipo"l failing 60 respond o. the local
gI"ah Ivlio"inE the census report of vest or
Gay. There was considerable cotton FOR ssr..
o. the lnttiai advance. but offerings were
very wei absorbed by the demand from srs,f
people yesterday's sellers and others iafiu-
enc"d nv the sr'adincss Of Southerr -.,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

q -ec, do mixed. extra esa2sc: west
erl. nfstS y &C, seconds Csc
Freients and Peanuts-Cufet and NM
cl'-ng" Fotatoes-F-rm. Maine. per has
81 .. 40, Long Island. 81 sE q I IS. sweets
quiet and unchanged Cabbares- etr.S =.
ana unchanged. Cottonseed Oii-Firrne-
on covering and good bull support prime
crude : 3. mills. S61 70 SIC. prime sum
mrI yellow soc- nominal prime white &c !:
nominal, prime winter yellow SIC nominal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Richmond Va. January - 1907
Tobarco-Dsrk Firei. While tse raoaf,+s
have been heavy during the past week tra
market has been strong and active at FUN 1-l--
Nations. BriEhts. Market continues fru, n
unchanged prices; lielt receipts sub-C-ures
Receipts heavy. but the market Is active q .
nfed
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Richmond. Va. January "a. 1s07
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARkET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
= = ~ = IT ' = " Ut n Az = j :
Sales at Union Stock Yards)

richmond. Na, January a. 1907
report OF the live stock market FOR the
week ending January Dist 1901.
Best steers. 81 D. 5Ac. medium to rood
i1s g s%c common 10 fair. 3NQ4c.: hes,
helIers. f1s4 &c medium to good. az q &c;
common 20 fair q 2iac.; best cows az q
&c medium, 3 q sMc common to rsir
X n2Ac.. bulls. &c. Fresh cows S2s n
800. common ones. slow sale. VeaIa n
TIC; good hogs. SIX 07c.; best sheep s5L q
e1@c medium. 81 WSc; common. ~ a 4t+c
"a tbucks. "a &c best lambs * aSLc. me
dlum. 81 Ike; common. AZ q Sc
prospects good on all kinds Of stocu Tor
next market
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
MIscELI.ANNors aIARINETs.

fFA N|'N MARKET
fReporfed hy RodEers. MeCabe d so1
PIE ttSSi sI RIG. va. San. 20 PEA RS.
spanish irrn at 81 1-it per hushef. NirEinias-
irm % ftaf'sc FOR fancy stock. machine
iaeked, - e t-.e, shilling stock. . $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

WILMINGTON. y. - January - -spIR-
ITS TfkFk.NT fN f--Nofhlnr doing. receipts
- casks knsin-->othtnr doing. rccelsts
i2f barrels Tar-Fifrn az S24Q. receipts
- barrels Crude rurpt = lne-Firrn at
1855 "a $50. receipts. as barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. January cf-Tt-P pEN-
TlNE-Firm AZ zoe. sales. T2i caskt re-
ceipts. 22l casks. shipments c1B casks
Rosin--f1rm sales 3.S34 barrels Receipts.
l.7sa barrels. shipments. 2.s75 barrels. stock.
So<f 1fl barrels
CHARI EsTON. 3 g.. January 2I-Tt-R-
rBNTINB AND ROsIN--Nothing doine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MA

PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARK ET'.
as Reported By Craddock-Joncs, Virginia
Warehouse
letersburg Va. January e. 1907
Heavy sales aEsn the past week and market
has held up well on all grades We note a
larger percent OF wrappers the past week than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

'HitAGO. January 24-The local wheat
mafAet was weakened to-day by general
teatt2tiA the May option closing a. q net
loss 90 ~ Corn was down = d - Cats
ere shade lower. Provisions were % ii
O. higher 80
me ie6-lng quotations ranged as follows.
HIN Tru.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

SEW YORK. January ai-Dry goods
market Tor The DAY was steady. Further
al vssnces were announcea Ia bieacaed goods
and ginFhamH. Prints are ETH having a
iarEe safe a. tho new price levels Dress
goods for FAN are SeltnC we'll Heavy
brown goods are m better call and prices
arc hmcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
HAlflMO ORE. 81 %. Tanu1rr -S.ahoarf
- lime, common anc proferrca Nothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

CHICAGO. January ef-CATTLE-
ceinfa about 5000 head. Market: Best
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he quofati0ns are As follows.
DARK rIRED TOBACCO
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
SALTILLO.

Rev. G. T. Fitzpatrick filled his regular appointment at Oak Bowery Saturday and Sunday. ...J. L.. George and M. w. German are on the jury at Conway this week. .... Married, at the home of bride last Sunday, Mrs. Lizzie Seago to Bob Campbell of Naylor. Charles Shaw of Texas and Mrs. Hattie Pearcin were quietly married one day last week .. Frank Vestall and wife visited B. M. Vestall and family Saturday night and Sunday. =. Miss Della Jones visited Mrs. Dora Warren and family Sunday. ...There will be singing at Oak Bowery on the fourth Sunday morning. Everybody come and bring books. .....J. D. Jones and wife visited A. s. Sowell and wife Sundao. The little infant of Dr. T. B. Snoddy is sick at this writing -. The young people en- joyed very nice singing at the residence of J. B. and A. s. Sowell Sunday evening.
 January IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
FAULKNER.

We are having some pleasant weather now. .. Bro. Ford failed to fill his regular appointment here Sunday. ....J. C. McRaven of Cato visited friends here Sunday. ...C. w. Harrell gave the young people a nice party Saturday night. Misses Lula and Elzie Faulkner of Olmstead spent Sunday with Miss Hattie Fortson. Walter Harrell left last week for Argenta where he will work for while. Lon Holcomb of Little Rock and Rufus Harrell of this place spent several days hunting last week. There wasn't any singing Sunday on ac- count of our leader, w. D. Curl, being absent -. Prof. White, who is teaching school at Cross Roads this winter, visited near Vilonia Saturday and Sunday......J. J. Fortson purchased a new buggy last week. .. MT. Spruce had the misfortune of getting his house and contents burned last Monday night. |. Chas. Crow has sold his place and will move to Texas soon.
 January IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
REPUBLICAN.
January IA.

After several days absence win ter has returned to us again. There is considerable sickness in this vicinity now. Several from here are attending court at Con- way w. c. Lyons little infant is very sick at this writing. ...J. w. Scott and family made trip to the mountains through Christ mas times. John Nichols and wife visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday. =. Bob Spencer of Quitman visited here last Monday. =. Mrs. Roxie How ell visited relatives and friends at Springfield Saturday and Sunday. HI. E. Williams has very sick child at this writing. HI. J.. Mobbs made a business trip to Conway the first of this week.. P. F. Oliver of Little Rock is up visiting relatives and friends this week. P. R. and Alex Palmer returned home Saturday after a few weeks visit in Alabama. -. Edgar Dawson visited home folks at Springfield Saturday and Sun day.. Raymond Palmer and Frank Miller visited friends at Guy Sunday.
 Io@,,,orxy Tc
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
CANEY.

c. M. Hancock wife and baby were here Sunday in their new buggy, visiting their father, J. A.. Phillips w. J. Hargis and w.. A. Phillips are attending court this week as jurors ...W w. A. Phillips and family visited J. M. Cox of Conway Sunday. ... Bish- op Crook visited friends at Hamlet Sunday. John Fluckiger is building tenant house. -. We are having spring weather in the midst of winter. The big rains have done vast damage to fencing and roads. We have one road in our community on which never a lick of work has been done, since the road law went into effect. We
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
HAPPY VALLEY.

We are having some warm rainy weather at present. -. People are having great deal of work to do in this section since the high water. The waters have been higher this time than they have been since 1882. A great deal of damage was done along the Cadron and much fencing was washed away Some have lost corn and cotton in places. J. W. Venable and wife went to Conway this morning.... T. N. Cardin has commenced his new residence. Health is toler- ably good in this section at this writing Several from this sec ton went to Conway last week. .... Our school in district No. 2S, which is being taught by Prof. Austin Johnson, is progressing nicely and we hope it will continue. II. l.. Johnson and Miss Bertie Gray were married Sunday. We wish them a long and happy life. Mrs. Gore is getting along very we'll at this writing.
 January IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
PLINY.

We have been having lots of rain for some time. -. Some in this section have begun picking cotton in the year 1907. Some of our farmers are longing for cold weather to come so they can kill their hogs. w. D. Strain bought a mule few days ago from MT. Wilkerson of White county at SI6o. .Beulah Arterberry has been very sick with tonsilitis fer the past two weeks. Dr. Hassell lanced both sides of her throat this week and she is better at this writing. The rest on the sick list are Sam Hamilton, Claude Hamilton and Elsie Presley .... John Evans of White county visited Obe Presley Saturday night and Sunday. ..... Our settlement has another phone line running from T. L. Lester S to the Maddox switchboard at North Mount Vernon.
 January E.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
VILONIA.
J anuary IA.

We are having some exceeding ly warm weather, so warm that a great deal of meat is being lost .. J. M. Robins and son, John, went to Little Rock last week with eggs and chickens. MT. Robins is winding up his peddling business, as he is going to quit -. Will Lat inner and Tom Hill went to Little Rock last week with cattle. ..... Rev. Jernigan of Boston, Mass. has been holding a ten days meet ing at the Holiness College. A large crowd is always in attend ance and school work has been practically abandoned. The opin- ion last night was that the meet ing would probably go on another ten days. ..... Mrs. Gus Bush re- turned last week from an extended uisit through the holidays with friends in Georgia. The w. o. w. met Saturday night in special session for the installation of of- fcers. R. K. Wilkerson takes the place of J. l.. E. Grunder as consul commander.
 January I5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

It still rains and stays warm. The people have been resting the most of the week on account of the rains. Thomas Tygart made a business trip to Little Rock last week ...J. s. Russell is working at Argenta :. There is not much sickness here now. w. M. Ty- gart aud H. D. Russell were at El- paso Saturday.. w. G. Russell is on the puny list .. The five year-ol girl ot T. w. Russell is sick this morning. Mrs. w. T. Walker visited at w. G. Russell's S Friday. We were very glad to see the thanks that Miss Jewell Snow gave her friends through The Log Cabin Democrat this week.
 January I3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.
January IS

Born, to MT. and Mrs. E. R. Wilson, a fine girl last week. .....
 Several days ago the people on the round mountain near here got eX- cired over a supposed panther.
 They got the hounds and ran down fox. L. l.. Fiddler got in the chase in the afternoon of the first days hunt with his dog. Up to this writing we have not heard whether or not they found the panther =. The school house here has been nicely repaired and will be painted soon. .... Rev. w. C.
 Roberts of this place was again elected as missionary for the Greenbrier Baptist Association for this year. Telephone central was remembered here again last week by Esq. Willie Wright.
 ]. P. Ford has been thinking of renting out his place here and go-
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17

ing to Austin and put up black smith shop. -. w. J. Snow and family visited his uncle, Edmond Snow, here Saturday night and with Georgia Wilson Sunday. .. B. F. Jones and family visited the family of Bob Hogan of the Sec ton Saturday and Sunday. w. T. Russell and wife visited the family of O. C.. Moore Saturday night and Sunday. There was preaching here Friday night, Sat urday and Sunday. -. Henry Van cy of the Section neighborhood visited Raymond and Harold Moore here Saturday night and Sunday. ....Z. D. Morgan was married the third time Sunday evening at 6 o'clock, to Mrs. Elm ma House. We extend congratu- lations and join their many friends in wishing for them a long and happy life.
 January IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
BERYL.

The warm damp weather still prevails. Peach buds are swelling and hawthorn and other flower bushes are blooming Some peo- pie are complaining of losing their meat |. Health is reasonably good here. The late heavy rains did considerable damage through here. H. E. Luce had sale last Wednesday and sold everything he had. He will leave Thursday for Frost, Tex. ...J. B. Graddy and his daughter, Mrs. Gus Bush, of Vilonia returned last Wednes- day from Georgia, where they spent Christmas. =. Wonder if the legislature won't be so kind as to grind us out a good large volume of local special acts. We are told that our state senator, MT. Bush, will try to pass law to throw all school tax of all corporations into the state school fund in order that all the people may get equal bene- fits from same. Let Us watch the proceedings and see who will help him.
 January I4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
ROCKY GAP.

R. Haydon has moved into his new home at the mill -. We are having some very warm weather for this time of year and we are afraid it will kill the fruit this year -......J. F. Rainy and J. l.. Adams went to Conway last Satur- day and report bad roads. =. Miss Emma Mosley, who is going to school at Hendrix College, was at home Sunday. Little Floyd Hughes is very sick at this writing with pneumonia. ...J. l.. Mccall lie, A. E. Atwater and J. w. Ad- ans attended the farmers union at Round Mountain Saturday night. .... Esq. A. A. Mosley is very sick at this writing. The Conway phy- sicians are waiting on him |. . Miss Susan Colay was here from May flower last Sunday. Jim New of Ft. Smith has moved to Haydon's mill. Dow Henry of the river has moved on part of Mrs. Adam s farm for this year .. Bro. Sloan of Mayfower preached at Providence church Sunday. ..... Mrs. Kate Moss and children of the river vis- ited her mother, Mrs. Colay at this place last week. :. Rev. A. E. At water will preach at Providence next Sunday and Mayfower Sun day night. ... Bro. Routh will be- gin meeting next Saturday night at Providence.
 January IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
BARNEY.

Warm weather for the time of year. Some are losing their meat in these parts Some real estate transfers: w. J. Spradlin has bought the E. P. Craine estate. We understand MT. Craine will move into the town of Barney soon. We promise MT. Spradlin the most hearty welcome of the good peo- pie of this place. =. Mrs. G. R. Brown is very much improved from severe attack of lagrippe ... J. T. Ingram and family visited A. l.. Chambers and family today.
 .... Mrs. c. w. Harper is very much improved at this writing. G. R. Brown and wife visited their son-in-law and family. J. R. Bless ing, last night. J. w. Hill and wife visited MT. and Mrs. J. s. Morris last night. MT. Zugelder entertained few of his friends to- day with his graphophone. He also has parrot that affords lots of amusement for the people of Barney. The writer and wife and J. S. Morris and wife enjoyed a nice trip to Little Rock last Tues day to visit relatives. Miss Odie Harn left Friday for Conway where she was married and left i1nmed- lately for Morrilton, her future home. =. Nath Pate called at P. o. Chances again today. Folks are beginning to suspect a match soon. The Singing society met last night after several weeks of suspension with quite a large
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-17
EBENEZER.

Health is very good at present. Weather warm and rainy. |. Miss Ada Webb visited Miss Rena Wharton Saturday night. Bro. Sullivan preached at Belmont Sunday morning. George Webb and family visited at Lem Whar- tons Sunday......Z. D. Morgan and Mrs. Emma House were mar ried Sunday evening at o'clock. Esq. Wright officiated. The wri- ter wishes them long and happy life. Aunt Arm Witcher is still very sick at her son, John Witch CTS. =. Caleb Wilson and family moved out from Little Rock last week. .... Marcus Wharton and Miss Ina Huddleston attended church at Belmont Sunday.
 January I,5.