The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-07-24
LOCAL LINES.


Fruit cans at Roys'.
Erwin & Co.'S, have the finest bath
rooms in the city.
A folding store-key is at this office
awaiting claimant.
--Roys' for fruit cans.
Mrs. Annie White and Miss Liza
Ferguson were visitors to the city the
past week.
ALI kinds of fruit cars at Roys'.
Prof. G.. A. Jones has moved back
to his home on Jefferson street, and
will wander no more.
Jelly glasses at Roys Hardware
store.
-Wooten & Oates moved yesterday
to the Perry building, lately occupied
by Jno. w. Turner a. Co.
Go to Roys' Old Reliable for hard
ware, stoves and tinware.
Mr.. 4. II. Shinn will soon begin
the erection of residence on David
street, between Terrence and Jefferson.
Low prices are accountable tor the
rush at Shinn's the past week.
In last weeks DEMOCRAT we stated
the assessment of Pope county real es-
tate to be so ,375 ,456. ~; when 1t should
have been 1875, 456.72.
WANTED. A few hundred binds of
good oats by i. b. WILSON.
Mrs. l.. A. ON cal w ho has been Wis
iting for several weeks past friends at
Bradford, Serrcy and Austin, returned
home Saturday much improved by the
visit.
Every tin fruit can bought of Roys
is guanteed not to leak.
The finest specimen Of Irish pota-
toes of the season was placed on our
i. table on last Monday by Mr.. james W.
Gilpin, on DR.. Yanceys place in the
Cove. Six in number and weighed 7
pounds.
Vote for whom You please, but
buy your cane mills and pans at
r. j. Wilson'S.
-On Thursday, the 18th inst. Mrs.
Kittie R. Turner, wife of Mr.. f. p.
Turner, her two children, Edna and
Edwin, and her mother, Mrs. M. A.
Buckingham, left on a visit to Los An
geles, California.
Fruit cans delivered free of charge
by buying at Roys'.
We are authorized by Mr.. James
s. Linzey to state that he will join the
democratic candidates at Martin town
ship and accompany them until the
close of the canvass.
-Roys' own make of tin fruit cans
is the best. Try them.
, -Messrs. J. 4. Wharton, J. II. Gam
blen and james s. Linzey, leading adj
yocates Of the B. of f., called at our
sanctum Monday. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. - Cooper, Of Newton
county.
-BoARDING.-Boar taken by the
day or week. Table well furnished.
Rates reasonable. Single meals 25 cts.
MRS. s. r. JUDD.
beginning last Monday Messrs
Wooten & Oates moved their stock
ofgeneral merchandise to the building
lately occupied by the Famous Drug
Store,'' on the corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets. See notice elsewhere. 4
Don't forget that Roys is head
quarters for fruit cans.
Mr.. Virgil Williams, an old time
typo and one who reflects great credit
upon his profession. is now on visit
to relatives IN Russellville, Prof. Shinn
and family. The DEMOCRAT will be
pleased to have him constant caller
during his visit.
Two things are necessary to insti-
tute and maintain q rush. The first Is
the goods, and second, the prices. Both
at Shinn's and the rush there too.
Our office was beseiged with well
come callers Saturday. Among them
were Candidates j. M. Henry, p. j.
Rollow, r. d. Love, and w. j. Sheriff..
Messrs. Henry Bowen, Lee Grow, Geo.
w. Reid, Green Hearne. wife and two
daughters, and many Others.
If You want good alpaca coat,
linen buster or good linen suit go to
Jacobson's.
"A fishing and hunting party COM
posed of Capt. j. NJ. Harkey and fami-
ly, Mr.. Dick Potts and family and Mr..
Charlie Smith and wife will go down
to Gala Creek Saturday and spend the
pay in recreation. A pleasant day will
be spent.
The best half of mans life is eat
ing, and this he can't enjoy unless he
buys good fresh groceries, which can
now be found lying fat on rock bottom
prices, at J. J.. SHINN's.
Another accident happened at the
Ouita mines on day before yesterday.
A convict from Logan county by the
name of Jno. l.. WiZe was crushed by
falling slate. He is attended by Drs.
Hill Il Thompson. and is reported in a
critical condition.
The man that embraces favorable
opportunities Is the man that prospers.
Now Is your favorable opportunity to
buy clothing A big stock and bound
to sell, at J. l.. SHINN's.
Try II. F.. Erwin & Co.'S, elegant
Bathing Rooms. Single bath 20 cts.
Price per season l2la cts.
Mr.. r. NJ. Shields and bride, nee
Miss Eta Hamlin, returned from Mis-
sissippi Tuesday, where the happy af-
fair oftheir wedding was consummated,
Miss Eta being there on visit to rel
atives. The DEMOCRAT extends its
wishes for the largest amount Of hap
piness to these young people.
My stock of white goods and lawns
cannot be excelled, and special invi-
tat!on is extended the ladies to pass
themselves round and assist In their
distribution, j, l.. SHINN.