The Russellville Democrat., 1885-12-03

The tailor made cI0th5ng at Shi1n's, $ the 6esf M0t can 6e hQd 0nd Ten G01laiS 0n the satu be10to Little Rock prices.
 IA horse hitchaa to a buggy became frightened last sunday evening on west Main street and san away utterly de- molishing the buggy. It was the prop erty of Mir. c. E. Howell. As the bug gy was unoccupied no one was hurt.
 Shinn h0S sold 00er S5,- | 000 a0011h of cl0thing Mis season and 1or the ne11 30 dQys will price Me 6al0nce at wh0leSa2e prices.
 1 Mrs. w. F. Coors, (NEE Miss Flor ence Pruitt), of Las Vegas, New Mexi- co, arrived last Friday morning on a visit 10 her parents. A large circle of friends in Russellville will welcome Mrs. Coors' homecoming and contrib ute to her pleasure during her stay.
 Shinn Keeps C 1ul2 stock 01 eyeaything, and 0t prices % suit the hard lines. When you Want l0a0 prices gi0e him c cdU.
 --lsham c. O'Neal has moved his stock of goods to the storeroom lately vacated by Henry Erwin & Co.,, on the north side of Main street, next door to Love & Miller's. His friends and GUS toners are invited to call on him at the new stand.
 Cola Weafher $ c0nain.g, and eye1yb0dy should haUe C good aO1up of some Kind. Shinn Keeps the largest stock | 0f Circulars and NeU Mar- Kpt c10aAS at bottom prices.
 -Dr. J. D. Burns passed through town last Friday evening with his charming young bride, enroute from Ripley, Miss, to his home at Darda- nelle. The DEMOCRAT extends many congratulations to the happy couple, and wishes them long, prosperous and successful life.
 Shinn has al1eady sold this season 0Uer STOOD m07zh 0f ladies aO1aps, and has .jus1 wceiUed C 6igger stock Man e0e1, bought 0ta forced sale, which he $ 0fe17ng atWhole- sale prices.
 Take slip of paper and place thereon in figures, your age in years. dropping months, weeks and days. Multiply the sum by two; then add to the result obtained, the figures 376S; add two, and then divide by two. Sub- tract rom the result obtained the num- Der of your years on earth, and see if you do not obtain figures you will not be likely to forget.
 ZaQies When y0u Wan1 dress goods, dcat 6uy until y0u h0oe seen my stock and e.xamined prices. We ha0e aU Me lateH goods and h7ns- mlngS t0 musc1.
 /. 4. Shinn. The wholesale house of Zones Brothers, Little Rock stand at the head of the list of hardware firms in tlis state, ,and deservedly so. No house em- ploys better business methods. is more prompt in the dispatch of business or shows greater liberality to it's patrons than this, ,and for these reasons the house l..n h.,sl frod da throughout the state that is as fiatter- | ing as 1t is merited. Mir. Bob Zones Is the genial representative foi the ArkaE. sas River Valley, and to say tEat he is "the right man in the right place" is to use common though truthful phrase The Messrs. Zones carry full stock ol goods in the hardware line and hold themselves in readiness to duplicate the bills of ANY OTHER HOUSE in THE coUN. TRY with freight added. They are making unusually large preparations for the spring trade, and dealers in blows, traces, names. and other agri- cultural paraphernalia, would do well to reserve their orders for Nr. Fones who will be here about the lst of Jan- uary and lie promises all who do SC to save them money by quoting unpar' l allelled low prices.
 1 --LosT. On the road leading from Russellvile to Dover, one willow bas. ket containing piece of ladies' neck wear and brown veil and two pocke, books in one of which was $5 in gold, two $l gold pieces, four of five silver dollars and a few halves. The finder of the above will be literally rewarded by leaving the same at the DEMOCRAT office or delivering to the owner.
 MRS. T. NJ. NEAL,
 Dover, Ark.
 The station agont here received a letter from resident of the interior district one day last week asking If a fiat ear could be chartered to move. his family and household effects to Mem phis. He wanted to know if he could place his wagon and team and family and effects on the car. We would sup. pose such am arrangement would not be advisable.
 It M. JACOBSON