The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04

and a chance in the Drawing.
 THE DEMOCRAT,
 Russellyille, Ark.
 LOCAL LINES.
 You must come out to church to- night.
 Strawberry pickers of Pope county are now on strike-for different job. Dudley E. Jones Co.,, Little Rock, sells all kinds of field and garden seeds. --Messrs. A. II. Humpreys and J. B. Turner, of Dover, called to see us Mon day.
 Ifg0u Want C nice linen or Q1pQca duster hy Shinn. MT. and Mrs. Will Rollow, of De- yer, are in town attending church this week.
 Some of the Potts Stationites had quite pleasant little picnic last Satur- day.
 --Mr. Albert Terrence of HarrisoE is in town visiting his relative, Mir. A. M. Bradley.
 Go t0 Shinn's Tor white geStS.
 Miss Neppie Hollow, of Dover, IS in town this week visiting Miss Sue Lawrence.
 Capt. E. o. Strong, of Silex, was in town Saturday and pleasant caller at this office
 MT. Reuben Searcy from Darda- nelle, spent Sunday visiting his Rus sellville friends.
 Misses Maggie and Fannie Bottoms have been visiting and attending church in town this week.
 St2uW hats ore SfU in a6undance at Shinn's and prices lOlOer than e0er.
 Il. D. Ford, Esq, of Atkins, spent few days in town last week, the guest of MT. B. F. Bayliss.
 Mrs. Jennie Mourning of Atkins, was in town last week visiting her brother W. J. Reynolds.
 MT. D. M. Mourning, one of Atkins most amiable gentlemen was in town attending church last week.
 --Mr. W. c. Howard, one of Pope's oldest and most prosperous farmers was in town last Wednesday.
 Pros Wallace and Judge Geo. Cunningham are holding the regu- lar term of circuit court q. Ozark.
 Wa7m Weather iS here but Shinn is mah1ng H a0aamer f0r aU competitors.
 MT. Alex Great, now of Clarksville, Tex, was in town on business the past week. lie returned home Monday. Mir. J. T. Pucket returned last week from Potts Station, where he has , been attending school tor some months. --Mr. l.. D. Ford and his daughter Miss Lizzie, of Atkins have been at tending church in town during the past week.
 The assessment of property for this year is drawing to a close. To-morrow at Dover is the last day, according to the advertisement.
 4 WiU pay y0u 70 caU and eramine Shinn's l0W prices 0R cl0thlng.
 Willie Ferguson, a member of the Evangel topographic force, of Morrill, ton, spent the Sabbath in this place, !, visiting his parents.
 -Drs. Adams and Green, two of Morrilton's best physicians were in town last week visiting their old col lege mate, Dr. W. H. Hill.
 Capt A. $. McKennon, one of Clarksville's most able attorneys, pass ed through town last week enroute to Dover on legal business.
 We are glad to see Mr. J. W. Wick recovering from a recent attack of sick ness. He was able to come to town and called to see us last Saturday.
 The Pl0Ret Jr. Culti0at0r S0ld 6y Shinn payeS Tor it- Self eGely Mir1y dags. UhQt : 0ther pl010 WiU do it?
 MT. J. W. Hudlow, of Mo~eland, returned home last Saturday from Lit tle Rock, where he has been In the Uni FefsIty for several months.
 MT. Alfred Henderson stopped a ie" days in town last week, visiting ms relative, Mir. Alva Russell. He was ehroute from the general assembly at behtonyille, to his home in Texas.
 MT. Albert Lee, of Yell county, and Weli known in Russellville, where he attended school a year or so ago, re- turned from Nashville college last Sat urday, and stopped over here few uays to see his old ehums and friends, oi whom he has many. [ For the Aeft hir1y dQyS e0erYb0dy SDendiRg one d0l- <ar ln cash ~ Shinn'S will Hceloe C p17ze.