The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-24

You can buy good hat a Shinn's for % cents.
 MT. James Wells and Rev. J. B Wise are on the sick list.
 Reader have you paid for you DEMOCRAT yet. If not why not.
 The enrolment at the sclloo now reaches $50. It's life and busi ness over there now.
 Every farmer should have a goot stalk cutter, and the best one made Is on exhibition at Shinn's.
 We pay cash for FRESH or Fowl eggs. Break up that old hen and brinl them along. A. BERNARD & Co.
 There is no doubt that Shinr has the largest stock of clothing in this county, his Tailor made cloth ing is simply immense.
 Just ina new instxllment oi GUNS, breach or muzzle loaders, for men and boys from $2.50 to $22.50, regular ''jim dandys, at Love & Mil. lars.
 Cotton is still firm. Good grade sold on our streets for 8.20 to. day. Business in all lines is shov- ing, and eggs and butter can be sold for good prices.
 Work on the new bridge near Smiths mill is progressing rapidly under the management of Col. J. B. Faucette, and when completed it will undoubtedly be the best bridge in the county.
 The increased volume of busin ass has necessitated the employment of additional force in several of our mer- cantile establishments. MT. Frank Bell has just entered the employ of J. M. White & Son for the season; MT. John Puckett is with Wooten & Oates |; Miss Emma Bonds is with Mrs. Wealth. CTS & Johnson, and Miss Jennie Hose- ley is assisting her uncle, the Doctor, at J. W. Wells drug store.
 Wood! wood!! Wood!l! Those who would have good wood should leave orders at A. BERNARD & Co.'S.
 Union thanksgiving services will be held at the Presbyterian church at half past 10 o'clock to-mor- row. It is earnestly desired for everybody to be present. An fun portant occasion like this ought to be properly observed by the people. The services will consist Of songs and addresses by Rev. MT. Milner, Prof. w. C.sSmith, Dr. G. w. liar key and others. It is designed to celebrate the day in accordance with the proclamations of President Cleveland and Governor Hughes.
 1.-The reception on Friday evening, at the residence of Mrs. A. M. Roys in honor of Miss B. Sykes and her guest Miss Lena Kincheloe, of Conway, was an event that was both noteworthy and The hostess devoted herself to the pleasure of her guests, and it was a late hour when the guests departed satiated with the pleasures of the eve ming. The following ladies were pres- ent: Misses Rose Patterson. Emma Howell, Emma Bonds, Ella Hamilton, Ellen White, Jennie Moseley, B. Sykes, Lena Kincheloe and Allie Bayliss. The gentlemen present were: Messrs. w. NJ. Swilling, Robt. Chastcen. J. F.. Leonard, D. F. HughAy, J. w. Robin son, w. H. O'Neal, Henry Garden, K. F. Roys and w. F. Bell.
 
 Last Thursday night between the hours of 12 and l our citizens were aroused from slumber by fre alarm. to the scene it was found to be the residence of w. M. Bottoms on Main street, near the Presbyterian church, known as the old Alex Great place, now owned by Harry Poynter of Dover. The fire originated it is claimed by some from an ash box, and was un- der too great headway when discovered to be extinguished. Having caught in the kitchen, time was given to save the of the other rooms, and but little loss was sustained to the house. hold goods. There was no insurance on the building. MT. Bottoms and wife have resumed housekeeping at the resi- dence of K. H. Howell, on the east side of town.
 If you need boots or shoes try Shinn. He can show you more Boots in five minutes than the bal ance of tho town in two hours.
 --To-night will witness the consume ton of the happiest of all contracts be- tween MT. w. H. Garden of this place and Miss Neppie Rollow of Dover, Rev. s. s. Key officiating. In these nuptials, the holy estate of matrimony receives another couple into its sacred bonds to bear them, we hopo, upon a smooth current to an undivided state of happi- ness and joy. A reception will be giv- en at the home of the groom's father in tomorrow night. We hope to be one among the number of friends who shall be present to give a greeting to this esteemed couple, and help to welcome into our and society. the advent of one so pure and beautiful as Henry's kn1 h-fI In