The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-06-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Sorghum Mills and Eyaporat-
ors, big stock and low prices, at
Il. y. WILSON'S.

II. ). WILSON'S.
If you want any kind of peach
or apple parer, call at Roys' old re
liable hardware store.
Capt. A. S. McKennon, of Clarks-
Vile, was a welcome visitor to tue
DEMOCRAT office, last Tuesday.
Copies of the lives of the Null
berry train rObbes5 for sale by
j. p. Winchester.
Rows has q full and complete
stock of fruit cans and jelly glasses.
Prices cheaper than anybody.
And don't you forget it Roys is
still at the old stand with the best
stock of hardware west OF Little
Rock.
-"Great Reduction in Prices!"
Where? At Jacobson's. Read his
mammoth advertisement in another
column.
If it's Straw Hat you want,
come right along TO my store ana
get it at cost--remember, at cost.
j. l.. SHlNE.
Its good article of Flour you
want is il, then go to J. l.. Shinn's
and ask for X L C r and you'll get
the best the market affords.
Mr.. j. Frank Corley, the wide
awake and energetic proprietor and
editor of the Dardanelle Arkansian,
was in to see us yesterday. he re-
ports Dardanelle fright side up with
care"
The time for canning fruit is
here, and with 1t large supply OF
Mason's Fruit Jars porcelain lined
tops. cheaper than ever before seen
at j. L. Shinns.
The surveying party OF the
Choctaw Central railroad are In the
neighborhood Of Danville. They
seem to be in earnest about the road,
and are making good Roadway In
surveying it out.--Arkansian.
MIR. r. H. Tate, OF this place,
has placed on exhibition in orr office
stalk of cotton, "Osier SIX yarle-
ty, three feet high, containing one
bloom and forty squares. 1t is re-
markedly fine specimen.
New Lawns, beautiful Lawns
lovely Lawns, cheap Lawns; Cali
Goes rich and Calicoes rare, and Cal
icoes warranted not to tear. just
received and must be sold TO beauti
full ladies, young and old. All a
J. l.. Shinn's.
Editor Ludwig, of the Clarks
vile Enterprise, was in town Mon
day, and shed the sunshine of his en-
terprising presence into the DEMO
Graf establishment. Bro. Ludwig il
one of the most energetic newspape
men of the State and deserves sue
cess.
Trains pass Russellville as fol
lows: Going west-passenger, 4:o'
pm, freight, 1905 p. M; goine
east-passenger, ll.l2 a. M; freight
9:1S D. m. Atkins: Going west
passenger, $3.50 p. M; freight, 1922
a. M; going east--passenger, III ~
a. NJ; freight, 4:2o p. M.
Frank Barlow's Ice Cream Par
lor stands exactly forninst this no
summer weather, and lie wants yoV
TO distinctly understand that he j
ready to wait on you with the mos
delicious ice cream every Tuesday
Wednesday, Friday and Saturda,
nigbts Next door to jacobson's.
The manner in which Arkansa
will be represented at the Southern
Exposition will be the direct mean
of bringing to this state thousand
who are seeking new homes. 1t vii
pay every one who has contributes
to the display of our products in les
than one years time. --Arkansian.
We are happy to congratulate
our people upon the complete sue
cess of the picnic last Saturday. !
was grand affair, and a great dea
OF credit is due for the pains an
labor taken in its arrangement an
preparation, Everybody did vel
2 but we mention Capt. J. Nj. HarkeA
Capt. w. Nj. Peeler and Mr.. Ii.
White, and perhaps others OF til
grounds committee who deserve sps
clal praise for their unceasing effort