The Russellville Democrat., 1883-08-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The "Boss" Timer at Roys'.


 Passenger traffic is good over the branch road.
 The finest of watermelons are plentiful in this market.
 Hon. R. B. Wilson had legal bus mess in Little Rock this week.
 Special line of Fine 'Nobby'' hats just received at J. L. Shinn's.
 Judge l.. w. Davis left yester- day for Clinton on professional busi- ness.
 MT. Jeff Davis was up the road this week looking after the interests of clients.
 Why not add an artesian well to the many public enterprises of RussellYille?
 The well boring corps is at work deepening the well at A. E. Luker x Sons blaming mill.
 MT. Joe Bernard returned this ! week from business trip to Kan sas. Everybody was g lad to see Joe.
 "E. C." and "Mogul'' Tobac- coes are the best. For sale by R, J. Wilson.
 MT Arthur Erwin returned Tuesday from hurried business trip to the Red river country of Texas.
 MT. J. ". Rudy returned home yesterday from months visit to friends in Southwest Missouri, much pleased with his trip.
 Read the advertisement of the Louisville and Nashville railway, the popular route between Louis vile and the great Southwest.
 --Dr. Wyatt is convalescent and is able to be on the street, after two weeks suffering from the effects of three felons on his right hand.
 --Col. Theo. Hartman, the popular general superintendent of the Little Brock and Fort Smith railway, was in town yesterday ol business.
 The young people were pleas antly entertained last Monday eve ming with party at the residence ot Major Garden on Jefferson street.
 Mitchell Wagons, known by everybody to be the best and mose durable, just received by R. J. Wilson.
 MT s. N. Evans is the gentle manly agent at this place for the Dardanelle and Russellville railroad. A be.tor selection could not have been made.
 Our sanctum was enlivened last Tuesday by Mir. J. Frank Cooley, the wide awake editor of the Darda nelle Arkansian, who spent few hours in our little city.
 Mir. P. H. Graham, of Liberty township, one of Pope county's wor- thy farmers, was in to see us last Tuesday, and reports everybody happy and well, and crops fair in Alo uelSHuoihoOa'
 Special attention is called to my stock of Ladies and Gents Fine shoes Bryan, Brown x Co.,, St. Louis, and Satler, Levin < Co.,, Philadelphia, warranted perfect stock and hand made. J. L. Shinn.
 The communication signed "Hendrix" from London, this coun- ty, is declined for the reason the writer did not send his real name. We require the proper name of each correspondent, not for publication but as an evidence of good faith.
 We call special attention to Mir J. l.. Shinn's advertisement In this' paper. Mir. Shinn, to use his own expression, has been here "ever since the food'' and his generosity is well-known in all moral and in- dustrial enterprises, and he now proposes to turn it to account Tn favor of his customers. Read his advertisement and go ard buy his goods.
 New York at your doors. There will be received in the next ten days $5000 worth of carefully selected and closely bought clothing. The best display ever seen in Russellville and bought at figures to astonish the natives. Come and see, and save money. J. l.. Shlnn. 
 The finest peach of the seas on was the one sent Dr. Cook from Dock Epps' farm, two miles from town, measuring ten inches in cir conference and weighing nine ounces. No peach or picture we ever saw could begin to approach it in the richness of it's color or it's mag nifcient lusciousness. The doctor is going to send 1t to Cincinnati.
 What do you want to send your money off and patronize foreigners, when you can buy better wagon made at homep challenge ;ne world to beat the Luker, Settle & Co.,, wagon made by home muscle and home enterprise for which am agent and will sell it to you for less money than foreign made wagons. Every suck in them IS warranted