The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-27

-Barnum's great show will be here this week, the show of J. l.. Shinn's new goods will begin about October the first.
 We are requested to announce that the Rev. L. l.. Pickett will begin pro- tracted meeting at Dover on the night of Monday Oct. 18th.
 Dd-T To the gents: If you want . good suit of clothes, a good hat or 8 good pair of shoes Shinn's is the place to find them.
 MT. Charles Zytowski has returned to make his home among us after four years absence. He has charge of the White House bakery.
 eEAll of Shinn's performers are artists in their lines and can show goods quicker and sell them cheaper than any body.
 Be certain to see that your hues and chimneys are all right. Better this than a disastrous confiagrati0n caused by carelessness.
 -FoR SALE-A No. l work mule, eight years old. Apply to c. B. B.GEaBER,
 Russellville, Ark.
 -Dr. T, NJ. Wyatt is at homo again. Parties needing his professional servic- es should take due notice and govern themselves accordingly.
 s-To the ladies: If you want to see something nice in dry goods, trim mings and notions, clOaks, and fine shoes, call at J. l.. Shinn's.
 Mrs. W. c. Renfrow, Mrs. T. c. York and their families, after a most delightful visit to Eureka have return cd, all improved in health.
 The public school opens next Mon- day, the lst prox. The building has undergone repairs and Is now in gosd order and sanitary condition.
 Druggist J. W. Wells is expected home tomorrow from Oscoola where he has been visiting his brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Hale.
 Beginning about the first of Octo- Der Mr. R. H. Tate will open general line of merchandise in the Fowler build- ing lately vacated by Cazort Bros.
 Impurities of the blood often cause great annoyance at this sea son; Hoods Sarsaparilla purides the blood, and cures all such affections.
 Mrs. weathers, Mrs. Maxie Will Hams, Miss Emma Bonds and Miss Sue Lawrence will leave next Saturday for St. Louis to visit the Exposition and Fair.
 Grand Master Gee of Dardsnelle and Capt. J. M. Harkey, District Depu. ty Grand Master. met with the masonic lodge at Clarksville last Wednesday night.
 --Dr.W. H. Hill is in receipt of Ban- dana umbrella from his friend. Mir. A. H. Hoskins, who Is living In Illinois. The doctor appreciates the present very highly.
 Mrs. Evans, the aged mother of Mrs. Leila Gray, had . serious attack of illness last week which greatly alarmed her friends. Her condition is now much improved.
 All commissions issued by tho gov
 
 says the Little Rock Democrat: Offic- ers-elect will take charge of their TO- spectIvs offices at that time. Mir. J. NJ. Hixon and son, of Eldo- ra, Kansas, arc here prospecting with a view of locating on farm in the vicin' ity of Russellville. We hope they may decide to cast their lots with us. Mir. Mapse Albright Of Freeman is 1 in town and reports the organization ol Cleveland Club in his township re gently with twenty-one members. We shall publish the list next week.
 --L. F. Cole of Wisconsin failed tt lecture here on Temperance Friday night on account of the rain. Mir. Colt promises to return in few weeks ane organize lodge of Good Templars.
 This town should Dc put In goot sanitary condition. Some fleeing ref ugee from the infected districts nigh plant the germs of yellow fever in eul midst. It Is best to be on the safe side
 Our Atkins cotemporary exultinQ ly remarks that sixty-two bales Of cot ton have been marketed at that place Russellville has received double tha number and does not feel at all stucl up about 1t either.
 We are anxious tr sell $l0,0 900 wortl of goods inside of six weeks m order t reduce our immense stock of goods Come to see us and we will please yol in price and quality.
 Wooten & Oates.
 Another change of schedule wen into effect on the Ft. Smith road las Sunday. Passenger trains arrive . followss west bound l2:l0, p. m; eas bouEd 2 40 D. m. Both trains stop her 20 minutes for dinner.
 IF With a house full of attentfv salesmen, Shinn is now displaying hi fall stock and will take pleasure i showing goods to all seeking hew prii es.
 ..-The ever welcome J. R. Thompso lof Bentonyille, and "a chip on the ol block "called to see us Friday. "Dick, though delicate in physical constru' tion, makes a rustling representativ l for Little Rock honse.