The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-07-02

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take their semi-annual holidays
next week and no paper will be
issued until July 10th.
Shinn sells the cheapest.
DIR. Coulson, editor Of the Bible
Expositor, Corsicana, Texas, lectur-
ed here two nights of last week. His
discourses were clearly and forcibly
delivered, and satisfactory to his hear
ers.
"A Mr.. Brown was on trial last
week before Esq. Bergman charged
with beating his neighbor Owens with
pistol. He was fined $50 for carrying
the pistol and $75 for the assault, be-
sides the trimmings.
For one d0llar in cash y0u
can buY 20 yaaus Of the best
.Mer7imack Shi27ing prints, at
Shinn'S.
The annual meeting of the Pope
County Sunday SchoalhsM Association
meets at Atkins, We' 5fhs
Each and every
county shouE
of delegates
coming meet
held in the count
Please REM
e0e1y dollar m~s.
spent at Shinn's, yO0 Uztt be
gicen q prize.
DIR. II. C. CalwelI, a learned gen.
tleman and extensive traveller in for
eign countries. will lecture here to-
night His subject: Recollections of
travel in Turkey, Palestine and Arabia.
The DIR. is an instructive and enter
tanning speaker, and should have a
large audience.
loving to an accident to the engine
Of the Dardanelle and Russellville rail-
road the passenger train was abandon
ed last Thursday and the old time hack
and four brought into reqnisition to
take passengers across to Dardanelle.
The damage was repaired by Friday
and trains run with usual regularity.
/ The hands0mest lot OF
wind0W Shades eUer 61Ought
j TO this marApt, WiU be receiU-
! ed this Week 1y Shinn.
| Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. j. p.
Hare, new conner from South Caroli-
ma, sent us stalk of cotton "a inches
high with 30 squares and one bloom.
1t was grown on the Martin Epps farm
OH the bayou. and Is sample stalk
from farm of II acres. II the season
continues favorable Mr.. Hare will
make fine crop.
The new mhite goods, bed
sprouts and pa1us0ls al
] Shinn's, are admi1ed By all
IMe ladies, and sud to be the
1cheapeSf in our marxpt.
There was grand harvest of sixty
one souls into the various churches OF
Dardanelle up TO, and including last
Sunday, the result of the recent great
revival under the Rev. w. M. Robson
ut that place. We heard it remarked
in Dardanelle last Sunday that such a
high day in religious affairs had never
been seen before in that city.
Shinn has had quite q liye-
! III nude MepaStaOeeAin St1uu
goods, White 0ests, summer
coats and linen busters. He
is this meek offering the same
ex1yu Inducements.
lN-The ice cream festival by the la
dies of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church at Wilson's hall last Wednes-
day night was success In every way,
Notwithstanding the unfayorable wealth
err. The net receipts amounted to about
$50. An interesting feature was the
artistic recitations Of Miss Anna Mead
ors, of La, aud Mr.. Lawrence Russell.
alton by frequent applause.
/ Hy0u irish to keep cool
! mear sumner clothing, lou
! cW shoes and a StyuW hat,
use a1an and bug y0urg goods
from Shinn, Uh0 has an ele-
Want assortment Of all these
| things.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Sargent, with the At.
kison Hardware Co., Fl. Smith, spent
several days In town and vicinity last
week introducing the Planet, Jr., the
ne plus ultra Of cultivators, and one
which has taken firm hold upon the
people since its introduction here BY
Mr.. j. l.. Shinn. Mr.. Sargent has q
splendid outfit. buggy and horses, and
his mission Is to explain to planters the
merits of the Planet, Jr., and Its adj
vantages over all others In the market
He met with gratifying success and re.
turned to Fort Smith we'll pleased with
his trip.
/ The Planet Jr. CultiUat01
is acknowledged By eUe,g
turner Wh0 has tested ID, 10
IN An 49, <on1 m, 4. ~ IT. q.