The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-24
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LOCAL LINES.
 THANKSGIVING.
 Thank Him for pleasant homes, Thank Him for many friend, For mercies which we cannot count, For mercies without end.
 More new goods at SHINN's.
 Work cattle for sale or trade, apply at this office.
 MT Joe Simpson of Potts was in town Sunday.
 T. K. Bonds of Cabin Creek was in town this morning.
 -Mr. Ed Fruit returned from Kan sas City, Friday last. :, MT. Hiram Carter, citizen of De- yer, died last Sunday morning.
 w. NJ. Bottoms went to Little Rock Sunday and returned Monday.
 Mir. Horace Bradley was down from Dover Monday on flying trip.
 Rev. T. F. Jones will preach at Holly Bend school house next Sunday. --Can't we organize hook and lad der company? Who will take the lead !? MT. and Mrs. W. J. Renolds occu- py rooms at Mrs. Pennlngtons for the present.
 HI. c. Dickey of Newton county was over this week selling cotton and Buying supplies.
 | Capt. J. M. Harkey is attending the grand lodge of masons in Little Rock this week.
 Judge Wallace will soon occupy a neat office one door south of Harkey & Sons harness shop. Any one with an umbrella with J. F. M. cut on the handle, will please leave it at the DEMOCRAT office.
 -Dr. Thompson sold his residence Yancey. Consideration $1200. ! Miss Belle King, a beautiful and accomplished young lady of Fayette- yille, is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Shinn. --Dr. T. M. Wyatt arrived home this morning, and can be found for few days in his dental office on Main street.
 Miss Allie Dacus, daughter of Win. Dacus of this place, is cashier in John Dacus' big New York store at Pine Bluff.
 The Arkansas annual conference of the NJ. E. church, south, convened in Ozark this morning, Bishop c. B. Gal loway, presiding. The Melrose Cotton Mills received orders and inquiries for five car loads of goods the past week. She Is driving to her full capacity.
 --We learn that there was killing over in Cardcn's bottom Saturday, at or kear Mir. J. T. Fowler's store, but we were unable to get particulars. Miss Mary Hill, of Little Rock, ar l rived last Thursday and remained until Monday the guest of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill.
 Miss Lena Kincheloe, one of Con- ways bewitching belles left for home last Sunday morning after delightful weeks visit to Russcllville friends.
 MT. J. E. Battenfield, our popular Insurance agent, who represents the best of companies, has placed over $25,- 0O0 Insurance in our town this week.
 --Mr. Lee Hearne who left this coun- ty for Texas about year ago, just liter his marriage with Miss Mary ppnn, boasts now of fine Texas girl.
 -Messrs. W. K. Halle, Caleb Davis, J. w. Rushing, D. B. Nowlin, W. D. Vance, J. H. Hill, w. ". Brashear and K. c. West, were callers since our last.
 The handsomest line of dress goods ln town can be seen at SHISN's.
 -Messrs. Orr. Harvlll and Donna carpenter. two of Pope county's native sons are just in from Palmer, Texas, Dn visit to old friends. They are de- iighted with Texas.
 For clothing go to SHINN's.
 We were pleased to meet in town oh last Saturday, Mir. w. R. Watson of
 -county who had been to Fergu- oh-,Mllls on Il visit to his children who re at school at that place.
 For Christmas goods, go to
 F. l.. BOTTOMS.
 The Shlnn coal mines, near Russell ne, under the management of Pat Daily, are now running full blast and
 saiu 10 De turning out large quan ties pi the best coal in the state.
 IIhe new colored glassware at
 nihn's Is remarkably cheap and very g. Messrs. K. R. Hale and - Miller Vsceoia, were in town on visit to ne family of Mir. J. W. Wells the past
 cA' The DEMOCRAT acknowledges a ' 'ss7ant call from these gentlemen. x For New Orleans sugar-house mo- A''es' new crop, go to r. l.. Bottoms.