The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-06-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Sorghum Mills and Evaporat-
ors, hi" stock and low prices, at
r.. s. WILSON'S.

Sorghum Mills and Evaporat-
ors, big stock and low prices, at
II. j. WILSON'S.
Go to Shinn g. Bruchie's for Ice
cream.
Get your wife a pair of those
elk hose at Mrs. Church's Notion
Store OH Jefferson street.
Pound, Jelly, Flat, Rock and
Marble cakes, at Shinn's d Bruch-
les.
1903 bales Of cotton were ship
ned at Russcllville, from the lst or
Sent. 80 to the first of June So.
w. P. Wooten is in receipt OF
new groceries every week, and re-
member ne will not be undersold.
In our rambles about town the
other day, we fell IN at-weu-we
won't say word about it this time,
gentlemen, not word.
its the rule for all picnics that
every one furnishes his own dinner
and the one here on next Saturday
is no exception to the rule
Remember that that shed at the
depot was not built BY the Il. H.,
but by the enterprising, invincible
firm OF Howell, White d CO.
Everybody send in your orders
at once to the City Bakery TOR
Rraad. Rolls, Cakes, and Pies for
the Picnic.
y. p. Macarthur,
a Proprietor.
We heard it spoken of on the
street the other day that DR.. Hill
had discontinued the use of his tele-
phone. Ask Alec Great.
Mrs. Jesse Allen, formerly Miss
Jesse Howell, went back home Sat
nrdav. after few days visit to her
sister MoIlie and many friends here.
She lives at Morrilton. Her visit
was too brief.
If you are in need OF good cof-
fees. teas, sugars, rice, Swaps, mo
lasses, hams, side meat, fine tobac.
cos, or anything else, pertaining te
first class grocery store, remember
that w. P. Wooten's popular and
well filled store is headquarters.
NEW FIRM IN TOWN. essrs
Z. H. Shinn " George Bruchie, enter
the arena of business as proprietors
of the Judd Bakery, and they also
open an ice cream parlor in connec
ton with 1t, where the public car
always find plenty of bread, cakes
etc.
We note the arrival in orr city
of Misses Tudie Taylor and Annie
Pearson, two of Forrest Guys hand
some young ladies. They arrived
Saturday and were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Prude, at the hons
OF DIR. and Mrs. w. II. Hill. Hops
them pleasant visit.
ATTENTION. reason OF ;
change in time for moving process
ion next Saturday, the members 0
the Cumberland Presbyterian Sun
day school are requested TO Assem-
BILE at the church at $50 a. IN, sharp
instead of 8, as heretofore announced
The first bell viii be rung at 5 o clocl
Saturday morning.
Ill jugs (empty Of course) wa
safely anchored at our depot las
Friday, and properly labelled. The
were shipped from the pottery a
Little Rock, we suppose as samples
and from indications there will be
very good run in the jug business i
this section, and some parties wan
to get the dead wood on the trade.
Charley and his scythe, or some
body else and his scythe. This !
our motto until all the weeds disaE
pear from our streets and sidewalks
and the appearance of town enhance
one hundred per cent, Let our pee
pie pay attention to this and OF
town will make an impression hit
per cent better than it will II this
not needed.
From communication frol
Hope, on Cave Creek, which can
last week too late for publication
we CLEANED the following items:
Corn and oats look fine. A gre'
deal of ram. Farmers have the
crops in good condition, and are
good heart. Health good. Glad
record these favorable items COZ
corning our friends on Cave.
Prof Josiah H. Shinn makes Q
announcement in this issue Of II
portance to the public. Prof. Shin
is undoubtedly one Of the readic
instructors it has been our good 70
tune to meet, and our young ms
2 will do well TO take advantage of Il
opportunity TO put themselves IN u
line of instruction which Mr.. Shin
proposes to teach.