The Russellville Democrat., 1880-04-29
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| your paper duu TefiietHDSF Lldt it lnuf- cates the EXPIRATION of the time for f which you subscribed for the DEMO- cRAT. If you want the paper continu- ed notify us at once.
 Faded hair is restored by Halls Hair Renewer.
 Mess. Hogins and Kirksey, of Dover were in town Monday.
 1 The jauntiest young ladies hat in IF States at J. L. Shinn's.
 1.-The beauties of female loveliness are enhanced by Ayers Hair Vigor.
 lice Cream and strawberries, at McCarthur's Hall, tomorrow evening.
 -WANNED.-Teac for a brass band, Apply to II. K. Erwin, Russellyille. l Arkansas
 Next week we will publish the speech of Hon. J. N. Smithee delivered at Walnut Ridge, on the 18th inst.
 -Rev. = Thomas, President of the Judsopian Institute was in our city Monday. We acknowledge pleasant call from him.
 We are under renewed obligations to Capt. P,J. Bennett, the very cour- teous and efficient General Pass. and Ticket Agent of the l.. R. & F. $. Ky, for substantial favors.
 -Messrs. Crates & Heflin have moved into their new barber shop on Jefier- son street, ard we doubt if there is 2 nicer shop in the State.
 Mir. George s. Cunningham, of Dar- danell, one of Yell Co.'S gifted young men, was in town Tuesday. We were happy to have short chat with him.
 Our B. NJ. returns thanks to the Russellville string band for exstatic music discourscd beneath his window last Tuesday night.
 Judge Stayton, of Jacksonport, a prom inent candidate for State Land 1 Commissioner, was in town Tuesday, and did us the honor to call.
 Major J. P. Byers, one of the can didates for Congress from this District paid us pleasant visit last Saturday. He seemed to be in good spirits.
 If you don't want to buy new hat you had better keep away from J. L. Shinn's, for the handsome styles and low prices there are simply irresista- ble.
 
 Ernest Jennings, the very affable young "opinion- -mouider" of the At kins News, dropped in upon us for a few moments Tuesday and made us happy. Do so agaln.
 Campaign Saddles at Blackburn & Shinn's. No candidate can make a successful canvass or be elected with out one. Don't ask how it will be if all candidates buy one.
 I Prof. McMullien, a chronological lecturer held forth in our town Mon- day and Tuesday nights. We think that perhaps we have heard as profound scientists in his line before. Next week we will publish the proceedings of the Teac cher's Institute held at Atkins. Our space this week was occupied before we got copy of the proceedings-hence the delay in pub fishing.
 1 The drawing for the silver set will take place at noon on Saturday the lst day of May, at the DEMOCRAT office. Reader, if you dc not already hold a ticket in this drawing you should come up at once and get one. The bargain counter at Shinn's has been extensively patronized for the past week and every body has been con- tented with the bargains they got. The counter will still be kept up yet to-day and tomorrow. Call at once.
 We direct attention to the notice elsewhere of meeting of the practicing physicians Of Pope county for the pur- : pose of organizing County Medical Society. A full attendance is expected. --The Ladies of Russellville will give an Ice Cream and Strawberry festival tomorrow night. April 30th, at the Macarthur Hall, for the benefit of 1 the Russellville Brass Band. ] We did very much desire to pub fish the very able letter of Hon. A. H. Garland, this week, stating his ob- jections to the Fishback amendment, but being pressed for space, must de- fer it till next week. We were pleased to meet Messrs. Murphy, Flick and Jernigan, from Harrison in town Tuesday lasY. They look just like yoo might expect men from that splendid section to look hearty, hale and happy. We understand from parties over the mountain that k. A. DoWule of Little Rock is in that country with big "Ingun" boring in a rock for silver. The ''Ingun" stands guard while Dowdle bores.
 MT. J. P. Fancher, of Carroll B County, one of the candi dates for the [ office of Land Commissioner, was ir f town Tuesday. He seems to be an in- . telligent, wide-awake gentleman, and s withal an agreeable and companionabl' r fellow.
 The German Insurance Co.,, ol Freeport, III. insnres against loss by { Tornadoes as well as fire and lightning = The company is positively safe and re- e liable, being ever guided by fair honor c able business principles. T --LooK OUT LADIES !! -J. l.. Shinn il coming home and after two weeks ab sence in the eastern markets is bring f ing with him the largest stock of thu D. latest style dress goods, trimmings, no ' tions &c., ever brought into this sec n ton of the State. Don't fail to cal l and see all the new, nice and cheal | things.
 $ We had the pleasure of being showr 2 through the extensive strawberry bedi . of our good friend Dr. J. M. Gray e one evening this week. We found th'