The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-10

Mrs. WeDD nus Mosto W ~
New Store, on Main street, just be
| low Mrs. Judds Bakery.
One thing is useful in suggest
ing another. This cold weather
suggests good warm underwear, and
We have 1T for both gents and ladies',
and must sell it at j. L. Shinn's
Mr.. A Cornwell, an intelligent
gentleman from Denison Iowa, is In
our city prospecting the country.
We hope he may fall in love with US,
and conclude to make his home in
| Russeilyille.
One of the new wrinkles of 1884
| is, the reception of last Saturdays
Gazette by way of Dardanelle with
the compliments of M. Jessup post
master We appreciate the compli-
ments of that gsntlemanly postmas-
ter, but prefer our mail by the old
route.
Chills and fever got hold of Nc
Ginnis,
And he thought he would come 70
fms,
When at last they grew chronic,
He used chill and fever tonic,
Now he recines or the top OF joys
pinnace.
Smiths Chill and Fever Tonic, 81
bottle. j. f. Smith d Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
The recent cold snap has made
itself felt in all quarters. Chronicles
of it's effects reach US from every
point. 1t is the coolest for wears,
and scores many frost bitten toe
and finger.
Capt. +. f. Barrow visited Lit
tie Rock and Woodson last week.
He reports all the folks well, and
Col. Chapman bouyant and making
money. He supports new over
coat the evidence of Woodson friend
ship and generosity.
Sid Bradley and Will Shinn are
now at Parsons college Fairfield
Iowa. They are doing well and well
pleased. We hope to see these
Pope county boys back in due time.
just received large installment
of stationery in such attractive form
as to induce you to write whether
yon want to or not, at }. l.. Shlnn 8.
Ladies fyou want compressed
yeast, call at Winchcstcr's, it is the
best made.
In another column will be found
an article upon the important sub
ject of orchard products from the
pen of noted fruit man. He knows
what he is talking about, and his ut
terances are well worth perusing.
The sleigh has been manipula-
ted, and red ears and noses have
been cutting the air the past few
DAYS, or rather the air has been cut
ting the ears and noses. Fine sport
Tor the men, but death to the horses.
All persons having fat hogs and
beaves can secure the highest mar
ket price BY calling on
j. ID. BAIRD & Bro.
&C. Will Shinn, running over with
wit and good hurnor and scattering
good cheer wherever he goes, is up
from Little Rock, his present home.
where he is building solid founda-
ton in the law profession. He is
the active secretary of the Christian
convention which met here on last
night, Will is rlways welcome to
his old home.
1t is nip and tuck to keep the
Mellrose cotton mills in cotton.
Nothing ever ran glibber and nicer
than it does.
Col. w. L. Morris, recently with
the Dardanelle Post, but now IN the
Daraanelle public school, wrestled
with a Russellyille turkey, smiled
upon our ladies and shook our hand
christmas times. We should have
mentioned this last week but the
furry of business caused the over
sight
The Christian convention con
yened last night Prof Josiah
Shinn delivered the welcoming adj
dress. Several OF the first preachers
of that denomination are present
A large delegation IS expected IRON
the state at large. The convention
will continue over Sunday aftel
which time the services will be pro
tracted by the Rev. J. ID. Garyin o
Ohio. A warm welcome. to oul
homes and hospitalitles is EXTENDED
visitors and delegates.
/ MIR. Geo. +. Tatum, of Dyers
burg Tenn, gave us cali on las
Tuesday He is looking at US VIII
i view ior future home. He conie
not do better than 70 allow himsel
10 be cabIetowed and become citi
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