The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-18
.Shinn sells fhe cheQDeSt.

Shinn sells the cheapeSt. --Mr. S. R. Judd is off on business trip to Ohio.
 Best and cheapest flour in town, at Wilson's.
 Miss Hattie Kirby is visiting friends in Dardanelle.
 If you want good flour, cheap for cash, go to Wilson's. Miss Maggie Faucette is visiting in Dardanelle this week.
 Mrs. John Adams is in town this week visiting relatives. -Dr. T. NJ. Wyatt returned Thurs day from Van Buren.
 Miss Maude Battenfeld is visiting Miss Vira stockton in Little Rock. MT. Chas. Gray, of Dardanelle, is visiting friends in town this week.
 Judge Geo. s. Cunningham of Dar- danelle was in town Friday on busi- ness.
 .a fresh supply of linen c0llaay, cu6s and 5ancy shiz7s, just opened af ShinnS.
 Mrs. A. P. Melton and children are at Quitman, visiting relatives and friends.
 "A great many Russellvillites have been attending church at Dardanelle this week.
 Mrs. Will Rollow and sister Miss Neppie, of Dover, are visiting at Scar | cy this week.
 MT. Henry Baurichter, one of Augs- burg's wide-awake farmers, was in town Saturday.
 PleaSe remember Mat for eue1y d0llar in cash y0u spend at Shinn's, y0u a0iW be giUen C p11se.
 MT. F. NJ. Hudson, Jr', of Cagles- day afternoon.
 Editor J. F. Munday is on the sick list this week greatly to the regret of his many friends.
 MT. Ben Hill, of Atkins. nephew of Dr. w. II. Hill of this place, was in town this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Cohen have gone to housekeeping in the Wilson residence on Terrence street.
 The nem l0f Of ladies Hose, i.jerSeys, aRd pQ7uS0ls at l Shinn's, ore aft1ucting 0Hen- IH0n Mis ueex.
 --Messrs. Will Rollow, c. w. Fore hand and Deputy-sherif John Young, of Dover, were with us the past week.
 MT. Will Quaile, of Fla, formerly a resident of Ozark, Ark, was in town last week visiting his relative, Mir. T Ava Russell.
 Capt. w. NJ. Peeler, one of our most prominent business men, returned Tuesday from visit to North Carolina, and reports having had most delight ful time.
 l For one d0llar an cash y0u can buy 20 ya1as 0f Me besl l .Kea71mack shi17ing p11nts, ~ | Shinn's.
 -Mr. James Heagen boarded the train here Monday evening, joining his sister, Mrs. Rose Meyers, of Morrilton, for visit to their father in Missouri. MT. Sam Evants and master Johie, of Gainesville, Texas, brother of our esteemed citizen John B. Evants, is here visiting his many relatives and friends.
 MT. Dick Thompson, one of our well known boys, returned home Sat- urday from the A. |. U., looking well with the exception of his dwarfisb na- ture. Dick gets no smaller fast!
 The Abandonment 2Ot 01 wind0W shades euer 6r0ughl 70 Mis maraet, miU be receig- ed this Ueeh. 6y Shinn.
 Two of Russellville's most genial gentlemen, Dr. l.. K. Cook and J. K. Battenfield, are off this week on hunt ing and fishing expedition, the guests of Dr. Foster of Petit Jean, Yell county.
 --Mr. R. J. Wilson and pr. W. H. Hill returned Saturday from St. Louis, where they have been for treatment ol catarrh. They experienced great re- lief and expect from continuation oi the treatment to be permanently cured
 The neW White goods, bed spreads and parus0ls al Shinn's, are admi7ed by all \ Meyladies, and said t0 6e Me cheapeSt in 0ur marhet.
 VRevs. Erwin and Patton, the former of Potts Station, and the latter of Dar- danelle, ministers of the o. s. Presby- terian faith. will begin series of meet Z ings at the c. F. church at this place, on Thursday night the 25th inst. Ev- erybody invited.
 Money has been raised to paint the c. F. church inside and cut, and to make other improvements which will add materially to the appearance of the building and to the comfort of those attending service there. Workmen now have the improvements in hand.
 The Planet Jr. CultiUaf01 iS ackn0mleQged by eUe1y fa1mer loh0 has feSted t, 70 .