The Russellville Democrat., 1885-12-10

Judge Geo. Cunningham was in town last Friday.
 -Mr. Emsey Wilson, of Gardens Bottom was in town Sunday.
 -Mr. Frank Bell paid homage to old friends m Atkins Sunday. MT. Wm. Oates attended church at Potts Station last Sunday. l Miss velma Hood has recovered from a severe attack of fever. Miss Maggie West of Dover, was in town visiting Miss Laura Faucett this l week.
 MT. Nun Bottoms of Dardanelle, was visiting in Russellville last Sum day.
 -Dr. D. P. Ruff, enc of Dovers skill ed physicians was in town trading Monday.
 --Mr. H. c. Sapington frem JefFer- son county was here Saturday on visit to his family. Mrs. pr. Kirkscey and Miss Sallie Pointer, of Dover were in town shop ping Monday.
 Mir. T. D. Beurland, one of Darda- nelle's enterprising merchants was in town Tuesday.
 --Mr. w. F. Brooks returned last Friday from Ft. Smith and is visiting the family of J. w. Harkey near Dover. --Mr. T. M. Neal, one of Pope coun- ties best merchants, and good citizen, gave Russellville frienas acall last Friday.
 Mrs. P. Wells returned last week from visit to her daughter at Osceola this State. She has been away some- time and her many friends here, greet her homecoming with much joy. Fine lot of decorated china ware, at prices to suit, at WYNN & WINN's. Rev. w. D. Matthews was in town Monday soliciting subscriptions for the purpose of paying for the NJ. E. $. church district parsonage, located at Dardanelle. He met with good suc- cess.
 Large stock and fine assortment of stick and fancy candies, nuts, oranges, and Tn fact anything you want for the holidays, at WYNN & WINN's. To-day at o'clock P. M., at the Russeilville base ball grounds, there will be played match game of base ball between the Russellville ,1st nine and picked niue of professional fe- male players. Admission 25 cents. Don't, Don't, Don't, get mad be- cause our man Gerber duns you. We sold you Drugs and Medicines on credit and we are bound to collect. J. Nj. HARKEY < BRO. -Dr. T. M. Wyatt has returned from a professional tour up the road and can be found at his office in Russellville for the next week or two where all in need of dental work would do well to call on him.
 Mrs. Laura Lipscomb, of Flor ence, Ala. arrived in town last Thurs day, and will remain visiting relatives in this place until the return of her husband from Texas, whither he is in quest of new home.
 --Lye hominy, pickles, pickled pigs feet and mincs meat, at
 WYNN & wINN's. Shinn has 0zre0dg s0ld this season 00ery5O00 worah | 0e ladies wraps, andhas just 1YceiUed c bigger stcck Mdn euer, bought at e forced sale, which he is ofe11ng M whole- sale prices. Dover Lodge No. 17, A. F. & A. M. elected the following officers, for the ensuing year: J. A. Evanc, W. M.; H. D. Bonds, s. w.; w. E. White, J. w.. 1; J. 4. Pitt, Sec. D. c. Brown, Treas; J. c. Bonds, s. D.; T. NJ. Neal, J. D.; D, R. Sellars, Tyler; officers to be in- stalled first Saturday night in Janu- ary, 1886.
 --LosT.-Mrs. Dorah Jamison while driving around town last Tuesday on errands connected with the preparation of the Methodist parsonage for it's new occupant lost silver dollar. She will be much obliged to any one finding it to leave it at this office or return 1t to her.
 Cola WeGther iS c0ming, and eUe1ybody should haUe c good Wrup 0f some Kind. Shinn Keeps the largest St0c& | 0f Ci1culars and Neso .Mar- ket c10akS at bottom prices. --The latest wrinkle in fashionable Russellville society 10 to hsast of the ar rival of bran new boy, Judge Wal lace comes smilingly to the front and says he would "rather be out of the world than out of the fashion," We congratulate the Judge in the "fashion- able'' event.
 Shinn pays the highest price for cotton and sells | a00ds Me 10aoeSt. This is the reason he is hauing such c heagH nude. drowned coffee, fresh and the best, 15 cts. package, at Sherrill, Munday & Co.'S.
 ---Losr.--Ry Joseph Howard, in Rus seIlville, Wednesday, Dec. 9, one $5 bill and S5c in silynr, wrapped in paper. The honest finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving the same at this of- flee.
 David Patton, of Martin tp.. for 35 years resident of Pope county, died last week, mourned by large circle of lfriends.