The Russellville Democrat., 1881-02-03

" WI IT Ntt6ifAS W IttfHs II. AldDS Howell for favors in the way of public documents.
 If you want the freshest groceries In this place go to Tate's.
 --Louisville--al wool fiiling-jeans which has always sold at 60c. per yard is now selling at J. L. Shinn's at 45c. 1 Neither the Dardanelle Immigrant or Atkins News were received at this office this week
 A beautiful line Of mouire cloths, all shades, just received at J. l.. Shinn's. Worth 40c. but going at 30c.
 MT. l.. l.. Deshon is clerking at R. II. Tate's during the absence of W. w. Scott to Sevier county.
 The Harrison folks had railroad banquet last week and good time was had. Congratulations, Newman!
 A car load of Tennessee wagons just received at J. l.. Shinn's. They are A No. l, and are for sale low down for cash.
 -J. R. Newman, of the Harrison Times, passed up on the train Monday enreute home from Little Rock.
 Prof. Peebles. of Dover college. delivered very impressive and able sermon at the N. E. church south, last Sabbath.
 -Go to J. l.. Shinn's store and see the handsome $500 Emmsrson piano which that house offers as free gift to it's cash patrons. It has just arrived and is daisy.
 My. Arthur Erwin has received his commission, qualified, and entered upon the discharge Of his duties as mayor of the municipality of Russsll- vile.
 A whole car load of chairs just res ceivsd at Shinn's. Also all kinda of furniture in stock and for sale at facto- " prices, with freight and only . small commission added.
 We expect to have the photographs of the Eureka baby ready for distribu- tion soon; in the meantime all who desire this premium with the DEMOCRAT for one year had better send in their names.
 A Mir. Hilliard and Miss Davis of Conway, were recently married against the wishes of relatives, and left home to spend the honeymoon. They are comfortably domieilsd at the beautiful prairie home of Capt. James M. Har- key.
 -Shinns IS headquarters for bar gains, and don't you forget it. And whether others bankrupt or not, that house pursues the even tenor of its way, giving bargains unto thousands and satisfying all wh0 deal there.
 -J. L, Shinn and J. NJ. Harkey & Brs., have ordered car load of seed oates. Planters should make note of this.
 The great question of the day. The Bankrupt sale at K. Roths. The store is thronged from morning until even ing. People laying in supplies for twelve months to come, on account of the extraordinary bargains.
 Hon. A. s. MeKennon, the able prosecuting attorney for the Fifth cir cult, passed through town Tuesday en- route to Dardanslle on professional al business. The captain looked happier than usual on account of the arrival of young lady at his house who has come to stay.
 D. P. West has lot of superior "Borneo" cotton seed for sale, 50 cents per bushel, that variety producing the largest yield perhaps in tho county tho past season. See handbills, and inquire | into their merits.
 READ THISl-We desire to say .s those who are indebted to us that we will give them until the 18th of Feb. to make satisfactory settlement with us, but all in arrears after that date will have to settle with an officer. This is positively our last warning. J. M. HARKEY & BRO. | The well>known and universally approved Champion blows are for sale at J. L. Shinn's at the same price at which they retail at the factory. A car load of them just rscsived-both steel and cast.
 A case was tried in Justice Berry mans court last week which attracted considerable attention. The plaintiff was W. T. Cox, the defendant John Morris. and the charge grand larceny. Both parties reside in Wilson township. The evidence adduced being deemed in- sufficient to sustain the charge, the de- fendent, John Morris. was released.
 A. J. Tate, one of Pope county's oldest and best farmers, pulled up stakes last week and left, with his family, for Texas. He WAS accompa- nied by Mir. Jess Kyle and family and Mir. Edd Chancellor and family, all in- dustrious, good citizens. We regret to lose such citizens. but as they are dis~ posed ts try the west we wish them the safest and pleasantest kind of trip, and success and good health in their new Texas homes.
 -"Hells, Dutch where did you bu y all those nice rocsriss ?" "Dollar'n a half" "And what did they cost you? ?"