The Russellville Democrat., 1884-11-27
Business is booming.
Cotton everywhere.


days visit to Quitman.
g. w. Shinn, Esq, of Little Rock,
was in town last Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis Smith returned from a
trip to Little Rock last Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Scott, Of Logan county
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Wyatt.
Capt. J. II. Perry will take charge
of the Buckingham hotel about the LIST
of December.
Mr.. III. F. Roberts representing the
publishing house of Kellogg & Co.,
Little Rock is in town soliciting orders
for his house.
We are glad to learn that that
prince Of good fellows, DR.. J. II. Potts,
Of Atkins, is rapidly recovering and
will soon mipgle with the friends again
that have so greatly missed him.
Prof. w. L. Rayburn, our excellent
county examiner, has been in town
this week attending the Teachers In
stitute. We acknowledge a pleasant
call.
1.-The return of Rev. A. p. Melton to
Russellville is hailed with delight, not
only by the members of the M. f. G. s.
but by the members of other churches
In Russellville as well.
WANTED 900 Turkeys to roast
at the Star Bakery,
WIN. BALES, Prop'r.
DIR. b. F. Capps an old merchant
of Gravelly Hill, was in town Monday
OH his way to Little Rock to replenish
his stock of drugs and groceries.
NO WONDER his clerks are kept
busy, for SHINN is selling Flour at Q
cents pound, Calico at 3 cents yard,
and Sugar IL pounds for one dollar.
ESQ. w. j. Hunkapiller, mer-
spent Sunday night in the city. On
Monday he left for Little Rock on bust
ness.
There is no use denying it. Shinn
sells the cheapest.
-Messrs. j. L. Gooch and H. Y.
Younger, of Scottsville paid their res
poets TO the DEMOCRAT office yesterday
morning.
Wheat is being put in with more
care and attention this year than was
ever known before in this country. SO
we learn. A much needed reform,
indeed.
Beaded bonnet crowns at Shinn's
for so cts. each.
Col. Fl. NJ. Jacoway, leading
member of the Dardanelle bar, and a
talented and affable gentleman withal,
favored us with a social call last Tues
day.
Handsome BEADED DRESS
FRONTS are among the many NEW
THINGS just opened at SHINN'S.
A little child of Burt Gray was right
badly burned last Sunday morning by
accidentally igniting her clothes. Her
fathers hands are also badly burned
putting out the fire.
--Since the GREAT REDUCTION of
prices at SHINN'S his clerks are kept
busy from daylight till dark.
Our thanks are due G.. w. Latham,
ESQ, friend and reader of the DEMO-
Graf for late Hopkinsville, KY, papers
giving an account Of the democratic
jolification there over the election Of
Cleveland and Hendricks.
Mrs. Webb & johnson have just
received the finest stock Of Millinery
goods ever brought to Pope county.
Millinery of every cslor, quality. and
description, can be had In this thriving
establishment.
-Twentv-six Cleveland hats are in
possession Of the town. They stalk
abroad utterly regardless of republican
optics. They represent not only en-
thusiasm for President Cleveland, but
business scheme Of Mr.. Charley w.
Shinn who worked up the club.
Right now Is the time 10 stop your
cough, before it develops into con-
sumption. Sparks Indian Cough Syr-
up never fails to give immediate relief
Price 25c bottle. Sold by j. w.
Wells.
Rev. DR.. Searcy had charge OF
Room No. 4 at the College last week,
and showed himself an adept in teach
ing. The DIR. is an old teacher and the
readiness he exhibits in the school
room shows it.
There Is no use in talking, Shinn
has the lowest prices and the PEOPLE
KNOW IT.
Miss Jennie Walk, one OF the
teachers In the Public School, has been
sick for two weeks and has been con-
fined to her room during that time.
Her friends will be glad to know that
she is now improving, and will prob
ably be able to return to duty next
week.
Whether you BUY OR NOT, il
will pay every lady in town to see the
NEW GOODS at SHINN'S.
A large per centage of the Cleve-
land hats worn around town are worn
by those whose age deprive them of
vote Tor the man for whom they are so
enthusiastic. The boys are growing up
right in politics!
Mrs. Webb & johnson. have opened
up their stock of Toys and Holiday
| goods. Every man, woman aud child
can be pleased in this new stock OF
goods.
Mr.. j, Nj. Eudy, one of Pope coun
TVS most energetic and worthy young
! farmers, left last week to look out
home In Texas. We regret to lose Mr..
Eudy, and hope fortune may smile upon
| him In the cowboy State.
Mrs. Buck is keeping a restaurant
on the corner of Jefferson and Russell
| streets. and Is eminently worthy o.
patronage. A better meal cannot be
procured anywhere than at Mrs. Bneks
Mr.. J.. r.. Odom, who went t.
Tennessee last winter to live. has re
turned to Pope county well satisfied te
remain. lie speaks OF moving to Rus
se.lville, and we will be glad to hav'
him do so.
lon the 10th inst. at the residence Q
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