The Russellville Democrat., 1885-04-30

t--Capt. J. W. Harkey returned last Saturday from St. Louis. Ut is Mir. will Rogers who Is dec- orated with the star now. -.Dr. w. H. Hill has returned from the State Medical Association. --Old fashioned sundowns at 5 cents apiece, at A. w. GRoss'. A. B. Williamson, Esq, has re- turned from his canvassing tour up the road.
 At St. Louis rawberries are quot ed at $8 to $S per 3-gal. case for the best.
 -NoTIcR.--I have a 2-horse wagon to sell or trade for horse. s. R. JUDD. -The Russell brothers have been en- loving visit from Mir. Graham, Q rela- tive of theirs from Tennessee.
 --We are glad to note the convales cence Of little Walter Wilson, who was dangerously sick several days of last week.
 --Mr. Win Erwin of Fort Smith came down Thursday to attend tho funeral and burial of his mother. He returned home Friday.
 MT. Branch; Renfrow is now an employe of the Valley Route with head quarters at Arkansas City. He left for his post of duty Monday. ---Mr. John A. Erwin and wife will visit the Exposition sometime in May. accompanied by Miss Corinna Parker, of this place. and Miss Grace, of Dover. Judge c. B. Denison of Hill town. Perry county, who added to the jolifi- cation joys of Russellville last Novem- Der by his presence among us, is In the city on business.
 From private advices we learn that Mir. Lee Crows admiration of the New Orleans Exposition is immense. He says there is nothing like 1t on this con- tinenf or any other.
 Private advices from the Russell ville delegation of young men to the exposition convey the pleasing intelli- 1 gence that they are having big time with big D. Glad te hear it.
 The sender of postal note for s. 10 to Menken Bros., Memphis, for IA yards of dress goods, can learn soine- thing of advantage by applying at this office at once.
 --The following notable Dover peo- pie have been visiting Russellville | friends since our last issue: Miss Grace, Mrs. Emmet White, Will Rol- low, wife and daughter, and Henry Kirchof, postmaster.
 Fixtures don't lie," and The l0a0 prices at Shinn's ore giying him C Hoely hude.
 The river has been very high, but IS now falling. Great damage has been done to farms by the caving of banks, and especially Is this true of the Brooks farm. The new road through this farm, for which the county but recent ly paid $500, has entirely disappeared 1 Go soonest, sooner, soon and examine the fne line 01 Gems and Ladies St7aWgO0ds lat Shinn's.
 MT. John Franks, of Toledo, Ohio has been In our city several days look ing at the country and taking notei with view to home In the Arkansas Valley. He has the appearance of us such q man as we want and would wei come to a home with us. We hope ht may conclude to come. 1 The Langt,ee $ the lates'
 style 0f h00ps and has Jus l been recei0ed Gt ShinnS. l We have been especially favored
 with visitors this week. We note | Messrs. H. Kircho6 and Will Rollow
 of Dover; F. Lawiy. of ScottsvilIe
 Miss Bruton, ofGum Log; H. A. Por
 ter, of Moreiand; R. H. Dickey, Pott
 Station; J. c. Forrest, Santos; A. q
 Bennett, Appleton; Edw. Vaughan, |
 w. Dickey, Dover; w. M. Winn, vicin I ity.
 l For men's, W0n7en'S ant i childyyn's fne shoes SHINl
 Keeps the 6esf assortment q | t0a0n.