The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02

We are indebted to Mrs. K. K. Bar. row and Miss Jessie Howell for compli. mentary tickets to the Supper to-mor- row night.
 M. M.-[More mud), and to kseT your feet dry go and visit the establish. ment Of Jacobson, who can sell you boots, shoes, and rubber goods to keep the damp out. These things you need and the sooner you get them the better
 In recent issue of the Morrilton State we clip the following personal item:
 'Judgc Robert Wilson, of Russell ville, was in town this week on legal business. He seems as jolly and con tented as ever, and we suppose is grow ing rich"
 IT WILL PAY anybody who wants CLOTHING to purchase of J. l.. SHINN. His prices are LOW and he CANNOT be UNDERSOLD.
 "A fair one of Dardanelle says of our young friend who is wont to visit on this side of the Arkans3w river {: "Realy is really the incest reality of q really nice fellow 1 ever saw" The same song is set to music over here, and IS sung to the air, Down in the Valley"
 For FURNITURE go to SHINN'S. He has CAR LOAD and is selling 20 per cent. CHEAPER than 1t has ever before been priced. |
 --To-merrow night. at the Masonic hall, the ladies of the M. E. c. south, of Russellville, will set one of their famous suppers. to which the public generally is invited. Admission 50 cents, children half price. The pro, ceeds are to be used for tho benefit of the church. Let there be full at tendance.
 GOLD WEATHER is coming, the POOR must be CLOTHED, and wish ing to reduce his IMMENSE STOCK J. L. SHINN will sell ALL CASH cus- toners for the 30 days at COST.
 We are pleased to welcome to our midst Mir. H. Clay Scott, of Chicago, who arrived last Tuesday. Mir. Scott is the youngest brother of the Senior edi- tor sf the DEMOCRAT, and is native of Pope county. Twenty-four years have elapsed since he was here, and he recognizes many changes since then. We welcome him back to the place of his birth, and trust his visit may be long and pleasant.
 Remember the GRAND DRAW ING which takes place at J. L. Shinn's on CHRISTMAS DAY. All who have not yet procured TICKETS should do so AT ONCE. Every purchaser of ONE DOLLARS worth Of goods for cash entities you to . CHANGE. Up to this writing "Wednesday morning there has been fifteen cons secutive days of cloudy weather, in which rain, sleet, hail, snow, and all the concomitants of dreary winter have been shewered upon us. The "oldest inhabitant" utterly fails to call to mind parallel instance of winter so forward and severe.
 The CHEAPEST DRAWING in the world actually takes place in Rus sellville next CHRISTMAS DAY. The PRIZE is worth $450, and the TICK FITS are FREE. All who desire . CHANGE should call IMMEDIATELY at J. l.. Shinn's. | | "A party of immigrant Italians going to Roseville, in Logan county, were put off at this station last Thurs day through mistake. They could not speak word of English, but from cer- tain documents in their possession it was found that they were enroute to Rosevills, They were forwarded to their destination Saturday afternoon. -E. ROTH has SUSPENDED BUSI- NESS, and notwithstanding the DAILY RUSH at J. L.. SHINN'S to procure | ORGAN TICKETS before they are all gone, he has employed additional sales men and with his BOTTOM PRICES, is now ready to supply ALL CUSTOM FRS who will have to seek another house at even LOWER FIGURES than they have been buying. Ut only costs about $12.00 year to belong to the Knights of Honor, and as ! life Is uncertain and death sure, would it not be good investmentf for many of our citizens whs will be exposed to the cold pneumonia weather this winter to send in their petitions? Then should Providence see fit to remove them, they would have the consolation of leaving their families the nice little sum of $2,000.