The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-21
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LOCAL NEWS.

---The DEMOCRAT to Jun. 1,'82, S7
 The weather is warm.
 The ice dealer is happy.
 The musical sig of the soda fountain is heard in the land.
 The illumination and Festival last night was success.
 Honest, genial Frank Falls, whom everybody knows and likes, was in town Saturday.
 We understand that P. Aaloy, of Clarksville will open a jewelry store here very soon.
 Go to Shinn's for tinware.
 Mir. Albert NJ. Bradley, after a short but painful illness, is smiling again on our streets.
 Go to Shinn's for hardware.
 Atlas Hartsell, the meat surgeon, is still in the ring with the finest and fattest meats obtainable. Call on him. Spring goods at ShInn's.
 Farmers arc getting right down to work and in consequence have their farming operations well up with the season.
 New boots and shoes at Shinn's. A fellow up in Iowa hugged his sweetheart to death the other day. Boys keep your enthusiasm well under control.
 Go to Shinn's for ribbons.
 Our townsmar, F.. c. Cothran, opened the hunting season by bagging twenty pound gobbler one morning last week.
 Go to Shinn's for notions.
 -IIenry l.. Taylor, representing the Householders Mutual Benefit associa- ton of Nashville, Tenn, favored us with call this week.
 Go to Shinn's tor straw goods. Mrs. W. J. Dodson returned home last week from an enjoyable visit to relatives and appreciative friends in the gay little city of Searcy.
 If you want sugar and coffee Shinn's is the cheapest place.
 Our friend Mir. Jas. L. Tucker has been wrestling with the measles the past week, but we are glad to know that Jim is about to come out the victor.
 If you want flour Shinn has a car load.
 Last reports from the country indi- cate that the fruit crop will be very short in this section. In the low lands the frut is all killed, but on the moun> tains light crop will be raised.
 II you want blows at cost go to Shinn s.
 Col. James Mitchell, editor of the sterling Little Rock Democrat, passed through town last Thursday snroute to Dsrdanelle and the romantic heights of Mt. Nebo.
 If you want furniture Shinn has more than anybody.
 -WANTED.-To trade good milk COW with fine Jersey bull calf about eight months old, for good milk COW with young calf. R. B. WILSON. Ladies, you should see the latest low cut shoes at Shinn's.
 Our correspondent at Appleton fur nishes the details of a destructive tor nado which passed through that section Monday night, the llth inst. Valua- tle timber and farm property were de> stroyed.
 Go to ShInn's for nice spring lawns.
 A communication in another col> umn from the secretary of the school board, concerning the title of the school property here, very effectually settles the question of title, and we hope will be satisfactory to all.
 And still the rush continues at Shinn's.
 -Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Stockton, of Forrest, Hardin county, Ohio, arrived in our town last week. Mir. Stockton is real estate dealer and visits our state to invest largely in our cheap and desirable lands. MT. Stockton is well pleased with our town and county.
 Go to ShInn's for the latest cal icOes.
 -Will the new council endear them selves to their constituents by inaugu- rating a system of Improvements for our streets, fencing in the cemetery, and improving the approaches to our town These are important matters