The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-10-30

Capt. J. r. Richards il clerking
for Alexander a Co.
-shinn Is Offering goods lower than
anybody.
Twelve salts for divorce are pend
ing before the current term ofcourt.
Take your money TO ShInn's II you
want the worth of 1t.
IF. f. Youngblood is clerking
for j. p. Macarthur.
Best assortment Or Tobacco ID town
at Shinn's.
See the collectors notice In anoth-
err column, and prepare for his com
ing on the appointed days.
--Shinn is closing out his furniture
at cost-now is your time to buy cheap.
The Rev. A. p. Melton will
preach the funeral Of Mrs. w. H.
Garden at the Methodist church on
next Sunday at II o'clock.
Let cuts go as they may, rail-,
one and all for Cleveland and Hen
bricks and Breckenridge on next
Tuesday.
Let nothing prevent you from
going to the election next Tuesday
and when you go vote for Cleveland
and Hendricks and reform.
p. q. Thompson has gone to
Pine Bluff to work at his trade, that
of carpentering. He will return
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Potts Of Dov
er, have an infant child in q critical
condition. 1t has been sick for a
long time. We sympathize with
them. tsi az
Mrs. Eva Holt and children de-
parted last Friday for their White
county home, carrying with them
the beat wishes Of many relatives
and friends.
IT. H. Elgin made his appear
ance In town again Saturday, after a
canvass through the upper counties
in the interest of the Marble Works
at this place.
MIR. Will C. Renfrow Of Dover,
favored his many Russellville friends
with visit last Monday and Tues
day. He has about recovered from
his recent sickness. sss
Friend A. M. Shinn suffers from
an accident in falling from log
wagon and inficting an ugly wound
in the calf Of his leg. Hope him a
speedy recovery.
Several communication and other
interesting matter crowded out this
week, by political matter. Hereafter
this feature will not draw so heavily
upon our space, and other matters
will receive due share Of attention.
Hon. K. B. Henry presidential
elector for this congressional district
will address the people of Pope coun
ty at Dover on Saturday next at
o'clock p. M, and at Russellville at
night. Hear him.
Rev. w. j. McAnally end
family leave to day for their future
home in Texas. The DEMOCRAT joins
their many friends in the wish that
happiness and prosperity may ever
attend them in the Lone Star State.
Mr.. Craig Lovesy and wife re-
turned this week from visit to his
mother in Yell county, Mrs. T. M.
Oates. He reports the old folks well
except that his mother had had q
partial stroke Of paralysis.
Mr.. Will Weimer has been ap-
pointed to a position on the local
staff OF the DEMocRAr. He is YER
sa:ile and pleasing writer, and will
make his department interesting and
popular.
The presidential election is at
tracing a world wide attention, bu,
to bring things down to something
tangible call in at j. L. Shinn's and
see the new installment Of NEW
GOODS and hear prices just fol
once.
Mrs. Jewell Garden, wife of Mr.
w. Ii. Garden, died after prostra
tion OF many weeks on last Saturday
night at 2 o'clock, and was buried
Sunday evening ats The bereaved
husband and friends have our sin.
cere condolences. Her obituary ZAP
pears In another place. rMs3
--ThE mammoth advertisement OF
j. l.. ShInn will astonish the natives
In this issue. He authorizes rs tc
state emphatically that he win per
form every jot and title OF that ad
vertisement, which will enable !, the
cash buyer to reap the benefits Of as
tonishingly low prices.
This writer's corner acknowl
edges itself under weighty obliga
lions to the excellent Russellville
boys-Messrs. Van Boswell H. r.
Erwin, Will York and Alva Tucker
who dlscoursed such fine music
IN wa~a,Ioh In