The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-29
800 bone corsets at Shinns.

having poor and dependant family
the governor gave him liberty.
If you haven't bought your dress
goods try Shinn.
4 The immense log which has so Ions
| occupied a conspicuous position jus
| outside the college Enclosure in front o
the builning, was destroyed by fire last
| Monday. To Prof. Baird and some oil
his pupils, through whose efforts thu
incarceration was accomplished, heavy
| consignment Of thanks is due and here
by rendered.
--For an overcoat or good suit oil
| clothes, Shinn beats them all.
An anniversary ball and banquet
will be given at GAINESVILLE, Ark, Tues.
day evening, Dec. IL, 1888, under the
auspices of Calanthe Lodge No. So
Knights Of Pythias. The FIT. Smith
railway will sell tickets good for round
trip for a rate. good to return until
18th. We are indebted to the manag-
ers for an invitation to attend.
ASK to see the ladies new under
wear at Shinn's.
Mr.. Il. c. York came down on a
visit to his family last Thursday, but
bad to return to Eureka Friday having
received telegram recalling him on
account OF the disastrous conflagration
in that city. We are informed that Mr..
Y. lost quite heavily by the fire, he
having Just rented residence and fur
nished It, intending to remove his fam
lily soon. 1t was all swept away.
That E. I. & Co, shoe at Shinn's is
the thing for the ladies.
Doctor Drummond says he is in a
predicament brought about by the fol-
lowing combination of circumstances
He and his wife make a contract to the
effect that if Harrison was elected she
was TO milk the COW, and If Cleveland
was elected he was to do the milking
Now, she claims that the contract does
not go into effect until the 4th of March
and the COW will go dry by that time.
Coal, coal, coal, for coal leave your
| orders at Shinn's.
There is pressing demand for res
| licences in town and not one can be had
for love nor money. 1t seems to us
| that ii is a good time for property hold
ers to build houses to rent. Building
able rate of interest. By all means lie!
some new residences be built to accom-
MEDIATE the new corners and give en-
ployment to our mechanics.
ANYBODY can carve a turkey, but
| 1t takes Shinn to carve the prices.
The transportation capacity of the
Fit. Smith road Is taxed to its utmost
capacity to carry the business offered.
More than four times the amount OF
business is being done this season than
was ever done in any previous season
Freight trains are running at almost
all hours day and night, and still there
| is a cry for cars. freight blockade
which lasted several days was only
broken last Monday.
when you want to buy anything
from shoe peg to hair pin, 90 to
Shinn's.
The circuit clerk has issued the
following marriage licenses since our
| last issue: Jno. A. Bernard TO Miss
Addie Simpson; NJ. G. Ross to Mrs. w.
C. Hardcastle; j. w. Thacker to n. G,
stockton, p. W. Matthews to Miss Sam
me Stations, John Keeton to Mrs. Ma.
rye. Booher; David Il. Hughey to Miss
| Ella C. Hamilton; j. Il. Phillips to
Mrs. N, S. Duvall; w. A. Mcpherson
| to Miss Mary E. Pitts; G. X. Taylor to
Miss K. T Orr: NJ. Z. Duke to Miss
NJ. E. Orr.
"A full line of ladies and childrens
wool hose have just been opened a
Shinn's.
Mr.. r Z. Doggett has been appoint
ed State agent for the Oakmulga Iooac
co Co., of Liberty. Va, and will taxi
the road in the interest of his hous'
December lat. The company represent
ed by Mr., d. is one of the most re
liable manufacturers OF the weed In TIL
Old Dominion, and everything sent on
is lust ms represented. The sampl
case of Mr.. Doggett contains the fines
and best line of goods ever exhibited
here. so say competent judges. We be
sneak for him liberal patronage from
our home dealers and all others fror
whom he may solicit trade.
For a first class boot or shoe 90
Shinn's.
The selection of Profs. Baird, Shin
and Miss Slocum 10 first, second an
! fourth places in the list of Instructor
In the public school, TO fill vacancies
has been very generally conceded to b
the very best thing that could have bee
done by the board. Prof. b. Is perfect
ly familiar with the duties of his me-
nositlon and enjoyed the entire conf
dence of the late superintendent, who
In fact. recommended him to the boar
as in every way suitable for the pos
dion. Mr.. Shinn and Miss Slocum ar
competent and experienced Instructor
and will meet fully the requirements
their respective positions.
Ticket No. 1873 drew the watch
, Wilkey and Steuckel's last drawing.
The new firm of Morton & q
! scarcely a month old, Is ENJOYING az
gree OF success and prosperity whic
attests the business-likeand satisfaetor
, methods employed to attract and pleas
the trading public. Their success
largely due to system inaugurated
4 the beginning, and adhered to with ut
deyiating firmness, OF treating ever
one who deals with them with the u
most fairness aud liberality, and OF hay
ing Mt all times full stock OF season
, able goods, such as meet the demand
of trade. In addition to the gems
nronrIetors, Capt. James w. Russell
, The accomplished salesman, Is ever pre-
, emit ready TO wait upon CUSTOMERS Wit
, his we'll. known cordiality and efiicier
cy.
Watches from $3.50 to $l5O.at w
a key and Stueckels.
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