The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16

-0ur young friend, Mr. c. B. Nose Hey leaves next week to attend the Quit man College.
 Look out for grand display at J. l.. Shinn's, his large fall and winter stock is daily arriving.
 ---Mr. R. J. Wilson will be back this week with an immense stock of goods. Reserve your orders for him.
 NEVER FEAR to step in at JACOB soN's, as he is always attentive and If you should not wish to buy is ready to show you that he is not to be undersold.
 If you want hand made shoe for just one half what YOU can have it made, go to J. L. Shinn's and exam inc his large cheap stock.
 -Gents furnishing goods are now q speciality at J. L. Shinn's and any one desiring anything in this line will miss bargain if they fail to purchase at this popular house.
 Prof. G. A. Jones has been ap- pointed county examiner, vice Prof. 0. H. Tucker, resigned. All cores pondence should be directed to the ex- aminer at this place.
 -"Competition is the life of tradeh but JACOBSON offers such inducements to those who visit his establishment that we venture to say that none can compete with his prices.
 To buy for cash is cheaper than credit, and the larger the bill the cheap CT the goods This is why so many people trade at Shinn's, and this is why he is able to mark his goods so low.
 See here! For eUery dol- ldrs 1Oorth of goods you buy ct Shinn's for cash, you get o,,e chance in bis Srdnd S45O orean free of chdrge. Try tt. YoNh1Ue UW to e0iv and nothing to Jose.
 At last, our popular merchant Nr. J. L. Shinn has returned from the cas- tern markets where he has made heavy purchases, and from tho way his im- mense stock rolls in, we can only infer he has received bargains.
 Jacobson has just received fifty cases boots and shoes, of all descriptions which having been purchased at bar gain, are offered to the public at the same figures as can be bought from the manufacturer direct.
 MT. - Schultz, of W. H. Scott 6 Co.'S. tinware establishment, Little Rock, was in town Monday. Mr. &. was on board the Fletcher when that steamer sunk last week. He goes from here to Paris, Logan county, to put a new tin roof on the court house there.
 We were pleased to welcome to our office last Monday Messrs. Armitage and Murphy. Of the "Boone county boom" notoriety. They wore accsm- panied by Mir. Herrod, also of Harrison, and werc snroute to Little Rock. They report the great northwest solid for a southern eutlet-by railway or wagon road. There should be months work done on the Harrison rord before their immense crops are ready to move.
 In consequence 0f hiS ectrenae lo1U prices, y. [. | Slainn haS had to double hiS entire stock Mis fnlI, and in addition to supplying his oUn customers, 1OiW .SeIl nearly eUery person ln MlS section of country.
 Our much esteemed fsllow-towns- man, Col. W. c. Ford, who has been visiting at Eureka all summer, returned last Friday. The colonel is looking hale, hearty and we might add young. Reports things all O. K. over the moun- tain; crops good, and the people all very anxious for the mach talked of road from this place ovsr there to be completed in time for them to bring their cotton, produce, etc., over to our market this year. Says that's good country, but this beats it in three things, viz.: cotton, cur dogs and mus tang ponies Guess it must be so.
 Ut is quite gratifying ito note that our school prospects are beginning to attract attention frsm abroad. Already enquiries are made as to boarding houses, rates, &c. We would impress upon our citizens the necessity of ar- ranging for the comfortable board of studeats who may come from distance to attend our school. A spirit or liber- allity and enterprise should character izs our citizens in this regard, and we hope to be able to publish list next week of our townpaople who will in- terest themselves in this matter. We will publish list free of charge of all persons willing to board students.
 And nOU since J. [. Shinn Keeps such c full stock, since bis prices ore tue cheapest and be 1OiW not De underS0Id, since Joe IS tue