The Russellville Democrat., 1885-05-21


 Louisiana sunshine and stretching wide heir eyes at the Propositions wonders.
 | --Call and see the perfection folding cots, at K. J. Wilson's.
 WHITE VESTS, WRITE SHIRTS AND WHITE GOODS OF ALI | KINDS AT SHINN'S.
 We met our friend ". J. Prude on our way over to Helena. He is located at Forrest City and is the proud father of boy two weeks old.
 --You can get dress of lawn, Nick. erbocker, or Grenadine calico for 50cts at R. J. Wilson's.
 --Mr. Frank Thompson, who used tc sell marble work up in this quarter, is now at Helena. and squaring himself for good business.
 THE PLANET JR., ONE HORSE CULTIvATOR IS THE CHEAP EST AND BEST-SOLD BY J. L. SHINN.
 w. T. Blackford, our esteemed Scottsville correspondent was in town Friday. He reports everything "quiei on the Potomac"
 Last Thursday the Cath olics of At. kins celebrated the completion Of theil church edifice by march, band of mu- sic and firing of anyis. Mr.J. s. Roberts of Morrilton has been spending the past week with relatives and friends in town. He Is very so. cial gentleman and makes new friends wherever he goes.
 IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE BOOT AND SHOE LINE TRY SHINN AND YOU WILL BE SUITED.
 Russellvilleites boarded the excursion tram Tuesday morning for visit to FI Smith where they will attend the sale of lots on the 20th inst.
 Mrs. T. c. York, Mrs. May Moselcy and Mrs. Sula Howell were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Renfrow at Dover last Saturday and Sunday.
 THE PLANET JR., CULTIvA, TOR FOR ONE HORSE DOES SAME WORK AS ANY TWO HORSE CULTIVATOR.
 Sam Brown. living three miles north least of town, has 25,000 potato sliDs--three varieties, ready for trans planting. Prices reasonable. Call on him.
 Mrs. May Moseley and children will return to Ola tomorrow They will be accompanied by Mrs Sula Howell, who will be gone about two weeks.
 l --SHINN'S LOW PRICES AND l CLEVER TREATMENT TO GUS. TONERS ARE GIVING HIM A HEAVY TRADE.
 -Messrs. M. Jacobson and H. Cohen two of our best business men, Jeff Tuesday for Little Rock, to attend U. S. court. Capt. J. W. Russell has charge of their business while they are absent
 Rev. W. NJ. Robinson of Tenn, will arrive the last of this week and take charge of the protracted meeting at the Methodist church. All are cor dially invited to go out and hear him.
 -SHINN SELLS ON CREDIT so COME RIGHT ALONG AND MAKE THE NECESSARY AR ATTACHMENTS AND YOU CAN GET ANYTHING YOU WANT.
 -The General Assembly of the c. P church meets at Bentonville to-day and will remain in session about one week | xry.I 1xn delegate from Ewing Presbytery.
 As summer approaches it is the du. ty of our citizens to see that their prem ises are put in good sanitary condi. tion. It is a we'll known fact that filth breeds disease.
 It is predicted that this country will receive visitation of cholera this summer, ard persistent neglect of san itary rules might prove very disastrou: to the health of the community.
 Prof. Josiah H. Shinn is spoken ol for principal of the High school al Dardanelle when the new building ii completed. This will be good for Dar- danelle and good for Prof. Shlnn.
 -The social circles of Russellville were graced during the past week by Misses Cara Hinkle and Quinnie Snider, two of Springfeld's elite. They left Tuesday, to visit friends in Morrill, ton.
 -S. G. Harris, Esq, of Sand Spring township gave us a call Friday. He k putting up mill and thresher on hi' : place and will soon have them finished and ready for business.
 --NoTIcE.-There will be call meet ing of Excelsior Club in the Hall, nex Friday evening. All the members art requested to be present.
 H. E. Erw in, Pres.
 w. G. Weimer, Sec.
 Our Editor returned Saturday ir good shape except very severe colo supposed to have been contracted by taking too much exercise at the Editors Ball and sitting in an open window afterwards.
 --Dr. John H. Potts came up iron Atkins last week to see his friend Dr Thompson and console with him in hi: aftiiction. He found the Dr. doing bet ter than he expected and has grea hopes of seeing him restored to healtf again.
 This writer acknowledges witt great pleasure the gift of couple o boxes of strawberries from Samue