The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-25
More sc 1Qnns at ShiRn's.

The thermometer stood ar 1889
Saturday evening" in the sun.
Satis1acti0n guaranteed al
! Shinn's
1t VIII be sad news to her many
| friends to learn that Mrs. r. B. Potts is
very sick this week.
--Galla Creek has organized base
ball club for the season. VIII play
, first game next Saturday.
Shinn's PlanefJr. cuztiUa-
tor sc,upes and dir1s cotton al
the same time.
MILLING DAYs.-The regular grind
ing days at l.. NJ. Smiths mill are Tues
day, Friday and Saturday.
See the notice of Mr.. Alva Russell,
secretary of the school board. 1t con-
tains information of Importance to
teachers.
Hy0u aoant 10 be gicen low
prices on nice goods, Mhe
y0ur cash and caWM Shinn's
The members of the Christi an
church have been holding a protractcd
meeting at the Baptist church, in this
place, for some time. Rev. II. U. Dale
is In charge.
"A white rock, similar to those near
the Tennessee river, some five hundred
miles distant. was found In the street
at Magnolia Tuesday morning after the
storm on the night of the 18th.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held this Thursday
afternoon at the M. E. church, south.
Every member is urged to attend.
The splendid line Of ladies
ope1u Slippers at Shinn's is
not only cheap, but ce1y
much admired by all a0h0
examine them.
The members of the Christian
church are strongly imbued with a
church building spirit, and ere long we
may expect to see them occupying an
elegant place Of worship Of their own.
"A party of young folks from Rus
sellville spent day last week at Mt.
Nebo long to be remembered; taking
| in the scenes of nature, gathering
huckleberries and Willing away the
time in general INDUCED in talking
sweet nothings. AS the day hastened
| by they were soon homeward bound !,
well pleased with their pleasant and
adventurous expedition.
The Planet III. Cu1tiUat0r
is the best implement mute
| for turner's. Buy one ind
| happ.y. Sold and guQ7un-
| teed 6y ShiRn.
Our friend r. G. Loflin, of Santos,
| tells us of q recent discovery at his
place of hens egg with two perfect
Shells inside the other. The
| freak can be accounted for in no other
way except that the chicken inside was
an embryo republican rooster and ma
ture wisely put two shells around him
to keep him from being hatched out too
soon. Nature erred, however, in not
putting more shells around.
! The mems md boys l0a0 cut
| shoes at Shinn's aaeJuStwhat
our people haUe been rant
ing. lie has all hints, sells
Echeap and guarantees salts
7action.
ESQ. w. w. Brashear of Moreland
brings us encouraging reports from the
interior. He says the growing crops
of corn and cotton so far rs he has seen,
and he has visited several sections of
the county recently, are decidedly the
best and most promising of any he has
noticed for years. He says there Is a
fine prospect for sweet mast and plen-
ty of healthy hogs to eat 1t. He thinks
the damages sustained from the
high winds of last week, will be found
to be very trifiing and easily repaired.
Fen men are happy, but
aU desire TO become so. Eye-
RI 1armerWh0 bu4s the Pun
Ell W. Cu2tirat0r is gua7un-
teed Mat satis1acH0n
The receipt of a number of COM
munications unaccompanied by the
names of the writers renders IL neces-
sary for us to announce again that no
notice is taken OF such communications,
especially when they contain personal
titles or imputations. The sound rule
of al respectable and responsible news
papers is that letters or statements in
tended to be laid before the public must
be accompanied in each case by the
name of the author, not necessarily for
publication but as a guarantee of good
faith.
Hy0u irish to Keep cool
pe0r sumner cl0fhing, lOD
cuf shoes and a st1uW hut.
use q 1an aad lug your goods
from Shinn, mh0 has an ele-
gant assortment 1T all these
MiRgS.
--There is a neat little game which
swindlers e PLAYING on farmers In
certain counties in this state. and as an
attempt may be made TO introduce the
play in this section, we give the mode
of procedure, which is as follows. A
very sleek individual calls at a farmers
house and says he is the representative
of a firm which is getting statistics as
to the quality OF grain raised In Arkan-
sas, and that he is assigned to this
county. lie then puts down the farm
er's name, place of residence, and gets
from him the number of bushels of
grain of different kinds raised, and the