The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11
Ut is indeed summer.


 Go to Shinn's tor white vests.
 If you want a nice linen or alpaca duster try Shinn.
 War has been declared against un- muzzled caniEes. See the Mayors proclamation for particulars.
 Straw hats are still in abundance at Shinn's and prices lower than ever.
 --Some of the most forward corn crops are being laid by this week. The upland crops will not be finished for two weeks or more.
 Warm weather is here but Shinn is making it warmer for all competitors. Ut is said that locusts have made their appearance in several places in the county, though not in considerable number as yet.
 The Planet Jr. Cultivator sold by Shinn pays for itself every thirty days. What other blow will do it.?
 Van Buren intends celebrating In- dependence day in handsome style. It is quite likely an excurslon train will be run from this place.
 It will pay you to call and examine Shinn's low prices on clothing.
 --MARRIED. At the residence of the brides father, by A. B. Shinn, Esq, MT. R. P. Ford and Miss c. A.. Edwards, all of Pope county.
 For the next thirty days everybody spending one dollar in cash at Shinn's will receive prize.
 Rev. J. l.. Massey and family re- turned to Clarksville last Friday. They were accompanied by Miss Alice Roz- zell who will be their guest two or three weeks.
 Every farmer in Pope Co. can make money by throwing away his old tools and buying Planet Jr. Cultivator to complete his crop.
 The board of equalization for this county will meet at Dover, the 9th day of July. The board is composed of Messrs. Alex Bringle, P. w. Parker and Joseph Howard.
 There can be no question about the new lot of spring clothing at Shinn's, it is the cheapest ever offered in this market.
 V-The members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday school will pie nic tomorrow (Friday) at Jones' ford of the Bayou. All participants are re- quested to take well-filled baskets.
 The warm weather we are now en- during necessitates the frequent use of fans and parasols. A handsome line of both articles are nov on exhibition at Shinn's.
 For the benefit of family grocery dealers and boarding house keepers and all others interested we publish this week the act of the legislature regulat- ing the sale of butter.
 The Planet Sr is that on which we live, but the Planet Jr. is that by which we live. Sold and guaranteed by J. l.. Shinn.
 Forrest, Turner & Co.,, 31s miles from Mill Creek station had the mis- fortune to lose their saw mill by fire last Saturday night. The engine and boiler are thought to be not much injur- ed. Loss unknown.
 Few men are happy but all desire to become so. Every farmer who buys the Planet Jr. Cultivator is guaranteed that satisfaction.
 Sheriff John w. Quinn returned home from Litte Rock last Friday after noon where he had been to make set tlement with the State treasurer. John now has his quietns, having turned over all the funds collected for 1884.
 mere IS notnlng more comlortaole, economical or tasty than nice white dress for ladies summer wear. A new lot ofthese goods justopened at Shinn's. R. II. Dickey, Esq, of Holly Bend favored us with morning call Monday. From him we learn that .he corn crop m his section is very promising; cotton Is backward, but coming out; rain-is needed.
 Read the endorsements of Messrs. ,. N. Evans and J. II. Hobbs on the Planet Jr. Cultivator. Sold by Shinn. The bids for the new Dardanelle school house were opened last week ana rejected on account of not having enough money subscribed to cover the lowest bid. It is understood that Truett % Co., of this place were the lowest bidders and would have received the contract had it been awarded.
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