The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

-Mtssrs. Morton & Co. have opened
an extensive line of general merchan'
| disc and respectfully ask the public tC
! call and examine.
the best WaQOn IN the
W0r1d IS for safe at Shinn's
CaU and see ii.
Charley Gray, vino has been max
| ing an extensive tour throughout the
| eastern states, returned home last week
and exhibits every evidence of having
had most pleasant as we'll as profita-
table trip.
Special prices at Shinn'S
au11ng court.
Mrs. Mark Moseley, who is here on
visit from Farmersville, Texas, has
been quite sick for several days, but
her attending physician reports her
condition much improved deDoting ear
ly convalescence.
County scrip or certificates
WiU be bought at Shinn'S.
Circuit court convened Monday
morning with Judge Cunningham on
the bench, An adjournment was TAX
en- to Thursday morning, Nov.Sth, when
witnesses, jurors and litigants will be
expected to appear.
The neateSt thing IN q Ia
DIS or mans shoe can be
had at Shinn'S.
Prof. C. A. Neidhart. who accom-
panied the remains of Miss Eckman to
Newton Falls, Ohio, is expected back
in about ten days. Meantime Mr.. w.
f. Shinn, recently of Iowa, takes his
place IN the school room.
Shinn certainly means 6uS-
mess for his z00 prices are
giving him q big TRUE.
Assurances have been received here
in private letter that within thirty
days a colony OF Nebraskans, composed
of thirty or forty people will arrive
here for the purpose Of locating and
engaging in farming in this county.
All good citizens will be welcomed.
IT y0n W0nt something
nice in 1adies' wraps don't
tail to look at Shinn'S.
A new schedule went into effect on
the Fit. Smith road Sunday. Trains ar
rive here as follows: Going east
mail and express 400 p. M; express
8 40 p. M; local freight / 10 p. NJ.
Going west--mail and express IL :05
a. m. express 6 80 p. M: local freight
2:l0 p. m.
The election is 00er and
somebody IS elected, n0W go
TO Shinn's for bargains.
Last week in giving credit to the
workmen employed in the erection of
the Bernard Bros. building we unin-
tentionally omitttd mention of the
painting. Messrs. Wells g. Brown did
the inside work, while G. w. Copeland
did the granting on the front. All of
which is artistically done.
Take your grant jury Ger
6fcates 10 Shian'S If VOu
10ant to sell them TO adOant-
age.
The democratic rally at Dardanelle
Saturday night was grand affair from
all accounts. 1000 people were in the
torchlight procession and from 5000 to
5000 listened to the speeches by Col. D..
+. Cravens, Hon. w. NJ. Fishback and
Hon. Jeff Davis. The anvil chorus
was kept up till midnight.
Everybody Mm don't 90 10
.Shinn'S 6e10re SpendiRg their
m0ney Wi1l miss q 6a1yain
certain.
Mr.. j. Scott Williamson, of Palmer,
Texas, arrived last Friday on a visit to
friends and relatives and wind up some
business left unsettled when he left here
last fall for Texas. He is very well
pleased with the Lone Star state. His
friends are glad to see him and are
making his stay quite pleasant.
WheR in Want IT an 0ger-
c0at at yOur O1on price, go 10
Shinn'S ami Il TRUE wiU be
mate.
The law card Of Mr.. Lawrence
Russell appears in to-day's paper, to
which we invite especial attention on
the part of those needing the assistance
of an entirely reliable att orney or de-
sirous of obtaining money loan on
real estate. Mr.. Russell is courteous
prompt and we'll equipped for serving
satisfactorily his patrons.
PHI parties WaRting CHEAP
clothing turing court wee1
win do weU 10 caH al
ShiRR'S
-Governor Hughes has appointed
Cant. James NJ. Harley of this place, a
delegate TO represent the 4th senatorial
district in the Southern Interstate I'm
migration Convention which meets Al
Montgomery, Ala, December 4th, 1858.
Cant. Harkey contemplates attending
and If he does u goes without saying
the fourth district will be well repre-
sented