The Russellville Democrat., 1884-07-17

The picnic Mt capt. Iafker''
last Friday was grand success
We are sorry no report Of it wal
furnished us for publication.
Boys, If you want nice low GU
shoe at rock bottom prices Shinn'l
is the place to find 1t.
4 wv. II. Stecd in the Mt. Zior
settlement placed on our table
yesterday master tomato, weighing
one pound and half ounce.
Mr.. S. w. Jones reports good
rains in his neighborhood. This
comes from most of the county thai
we have heard from.
DIR. Hill was summoned ycster
day to attend convict at the Ouita
mines Yesterday, who was badly
crushed under d ton OF falling slate
The nomination of Cleveland 4
Hendricks was received with un
bounded enthusiasm by Russell
Williams, and 100 guns fired in
honor Of the event.
III you want to. see cheap goods
just take your money to Shinn's.
Ono of the best sliced potato
pics we have helped to consume in a
long time was made from the sample
OF dried potatoes handed us by
Mr.. Sam Brown, dried on the Eure-
ka Evaporation
The finest lot of gents furnish
ing goods in town can now be found
at Shinn's.
Monday last, Mr.. j. w. Eudy
handed in fine specimen of his
early apples. Among them, one as
sound as silver dollar from last
years crop. Mr.. Eudy, as every
other farmer ought to be, is be-
lever in fruits.
For Mother Hubbard dresses,
the cream, pink and blue lace bunt-
ings can't be beat---they are worth
25c yard, but can be bought at
Shinn's for 15c in cash.
MIR. p. L. Bottoms moved his
family to Dardanelle last Tuesday,
whittier he goes to take charge OF
the River Side hotel. His business
here will remain unchanged and
under the management Of his son, a
very polite and obliging young man.
Ladies', go to Sllinn's Tor your
Valencenes, Oriental and red Tor
chon laces.
Good rains from Little Rock to
TT Smith Is part of the good news
of the past week. In fact this is
the very cream of all the good news
we have. Good crops are of para
mount Importance and good seasons
will insure good crops, hard times
will disappear.
The prettiest and very latest
styled White Goods have just been
opened atShinn's.
MIR. James L. Tucker bought
out Mr.. w. r. Cook last week, and is
now full fedged grocery merchant
in the j. A. Moseley house. Mr.
Cook we are sorry to say bid Rus
selIvillc farewell on Tuesday last for
Judsonia. We regret to lose so good
a citizen as Mr.. Cook.
Go to Shinn's for anything you
want, he keeps nothing on which he
cannot give you bargain.
"A case of theft was recently
submitted in one of our Justices
courts which was committed by one
of our young fellows breaking into
the house of Mr.. BulgerS and tax
ing thcrefrom silver watch. We
would utter word OF caution here
This is starting on the wrong road
unless fellow wants by easy APP
proaches TO make raid upon GER
tain public Institution in the state
capital.
| Elsewhere will be found cards
from respectable and honorable dem
ocrats pronouncing as false certain
rumors put in circulation by leaders
in the b. Of +. movement. 1t is a
certain Indication of the weakness OF
a cause when lying is resorted to
to keep up the courage of doubling
members. We are fully warranted
in saying that neither candidate for
representative will withdraw from
| the race.
Straw hats, parasols, lace hunt
ings, ladies and gentlemens low cut
shoes are now being sacrificed al
Shinn's.
Mr.. Sam Brown handed us re-
Gently samples Of dried fruit, apples,
peaches, berries, and potatoes, dried
on the Eureka Evaporator, operated
by himself and Prof. G. A. Jones in
two miles of town. The samples in
dlcated the great success Of the
evaporator. These gentlemen have
a good thing and will take pleasure
In giving information concerning il
to anyone wishing to know. 1t will
prove Invaluable in saving the fruit
and potato crop.
PERSONAL MENTION.
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