The Russellville Democrat., 1885-04-30
More neU goods at Shinn's

More neU goods af Shann's s Vegetation has grown wonderfully the past few days.
 There has been much complaint from colds the past week.
 -Ripe stra wberries will soon be plentiful in the Russellville market. -WANrEp.--Olda and young chickens, butter and eggs, at J. r. McCarthur's. MT. T. J. Pardew of Scottsville has moved to Jonesboro, Craighead county, this state.
 Bring me your wool and hides and get the cash for them. k. J. Wilson. MT. J. A. Moseley has been quite sick recently, but has recovered sufiici- ently to be out again.
 --Choice country hams cts. at R. J. Wilson's.
 We have heard considerable com plaint of the ravages of cut worms in gardens and corn fields.
 Shinn "be0tS 'em al1" f07 l0w prices.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Morton of Meridian, Miss, are out on a visit this spring to their son, MT. R. O. Morton of Potts Station.
 -Ii you have any money to spare it will pay you to go to K. J. Wilson's. Nineteen car loads of cattle were shipped to thIs place last Saturday over the D. & R. F. R. They were consign- ed to points in Kansas.
 -wANTED.-50O dozen spring chick ems -only as large as grown cartridges. I will pay from q. l.50 to $2 % per dozen. Come early. J. f. McCARTHUs.
 We received call Saturday from Mir. Foster Kirkscey, son of Dr. c. l., Kirkscey of Dover. He Is very conge. nial--a veritable "chip of the old block"
 -I am selling goods cheaper for cash than anybody. I buy for cash, and can live on the discounts. Good calico cents. R.J Wilson.
 The council ought to have the orr dinances of the town compiled. Al present no one ,not even the Mayor and Marshal themselves, can tell what the ordinances now in fierce really are.
 You will save money by buying your furniture at Albert Mitchel's new Furniture Store. Call and examine some of his fine work. It IS just simp ly immense.
 Miss Stella Dunbar. daughter of w D. Dunbar, Esq, oi Yell county, wal in town last Monday, the guest of Mrs ! N. A. McFadden. In the afternoon she left by train for Fort Smith where she will engage ia school teaching. For the 6est goods, and l0s0- est prices, caH af Shinn's.
 James T. Fowler, Esq, is having an addition built which will add great ly to the comfort as well as appearance of his residence. When finished MT Fowler will have one of the most con venient and handsome residences ii town.
 -NoTIcE.-I propose to play the sho gun trick on the parties who are steal ing my ice. Depredators take warn ing!l III. K. ERWIN. An election will take place In thi special school district on the 18th da, of May for the purpose of voting upon the question of tax for tho support ot cur public school. In the regular dis tricts, in addition to voting the tax one director will be chosen to serve three years.
 R. J. Wilson hasn't been able ts wait on his trade forthe last two weeks his prices take the cake and give him crowded house.
 Miss Mamie Crocker, one of Rus sellville's most appreciated young ladies, left Tuesday for Little Rocl where she will visit her cousin Mir. = Hall. Miss Mamie leaves many anx ious hearts who await with mpatienc' A the time for her return.
 Only c feW more PIdnef Jr. Calti0at01Y at ShinnS.
 For two years the D. < K. K. has used about half mile of the tracl Of the Fort Smith road in order t reach Russellville depot. It Is now re ported that the Short Line will extend It's road into town thus obviating th' use of the Fort Smith track. lncreases business and delays incident to thu present plan are the reasons given fo