The Russellville Democrat., 1889-01-10

tangiements Of today" so says one of our wiscst farmers, and he is right.
 Auction prices at shinn's.
 Prominent among the legal advis- CTS of our city is J. c. Wallace. Esq. whose professional card appears m this issue. He is an able. prompt and re- liable attorney and courteous gentle man.
 Buy your school books at Shinn's
 There Is . wsll-founded rumor to tho effect new bank with ample cap- ital will bc started here in the near fu- ture. The arrangements are not all Ipsrfectsd and definite information can nor yet be obtained.
 l ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS, AND PICTURE FRAMES AT COST. J.W.
 WELLS.
 shot by B. Bates In Martin township December 18th, is said to be getting we'll. Bates trial has been postponed for . while to see what will be the re- suit Of Hudson's injuries.
 IF YOU wANTA SCRAP BOOK, ALBUM OR PICTURE FRAME AT COST. CALL ON J. W. WELLS. | County Clerk K. B. Hogins has moved his family d own from Dover and they are now occupy ing the residence recently purchased by him from J. T. Fowler. They will meet with . warm welcome from our people.
 For cheap town property apply to J. l.. Shinn.
 Ut doesn't take . dollar long to pay one hundred dollars worth debts If 1t is kept going. People should pay every dollar they possibly can on theIr debts and keep the money moving. This Is the way to make times easy.
 Coal, Coal, Coal for cash. Leave or. ders at Shinn's.
 | -Dr. Issac Harkey and mother. of Yell county, were in town last Friday. Mrs. Harksy's husband, now dead, was soldier in the Mexican war, and under recent act of congress she is entitled to pension. She is looking up testi- mony to establish her claim.
 The new Harper Readers are tho best in the world. For sale at Shinn's. @-The c. P. sunday school vas re- | VI 6ehA1oo A"rs ooHoey " tu0 0sCCkkOu of the following officers: Lawrence Russell. .suporintendent; R. J. Wilson, assistant supt. Jno. W. White, secre- tary and treasurer; N. H. Baird, chor- lsteri Miss Virgia Mann, organist. Shinn has bargain counters. Have you seen them?
 MT. A. S. Patterson and family of Cabin Creek, Miss Hattie Go0ch of At- kins and Misses Jennie and Lizzie Brin- son of Yell county, were guests of Nr. K. J. Berryman and family last week. The former contemplate moving to Mt. Nebo shortly whore they will reside In the future.
 The Ouita coal is the best For salo at Shinn's.
 The annual letting out of the csun. ty paupers occurred on Monday last un- der the direction of Sheriff Young, J. W. Eudy, ofDover, township being the lessee. The price agreed upon was 35.. 96 each per month. This we believe, is the lowest amount these unfortunates have eyer been let for in this county.
 Every teacher in the county should examine the new HarPer's Readers.
 The sixteenth section school lands rented by the Sheriff on Monday to tho highest bidder. were awarded to the following: 15T acres to c. B. Burgess $3.35 per acre; l91f acres to R. T. Rye, at $5.35 per acre; acres to J. L. Jones Moore at $5.35 per acre. The lands are situated in Martin and Bayliss town. ships.
 The best blow in the world can be seen at Shinn's.
 It Is a pity that an entertainment as enjoyable as was the Royce & Lans- ing Comedy Company's last Thursday night, should be marred by the bolster | ous manners and illbred department of men and boys on the back seats. The proprietors of the hall owe 1t to them. selves and the public to have an officer on the floor to suppress such manffes- tations in the future.
 Cash buyers wanting . good horse or mule should call on J. l.. Shinn.
 A good-sizsd audience witnesssd d the performance of the Royce t Lans- ing Musical Company at Luker & Davis hall last Thursday night. Tho enter tainment consisted of musical special ties, comedy and character impersona. tions, songs, etc.. the whole forming . l programme of absorbing interest and full of enjoyment. The company made q favorable impression here and should l they return again will receive . most hearty welcome.
 Shinn's auctioneer has gone but his low prices remain to all cash buyers.
 -Dr. Ewing Howard Of Sangster. Texas, and his brother. Joseph Howard of Martin township, were callers at this office last week. The Doctor was here getting up evidence to enable him to secure pension as . Mexican soldier. He has in his possession . Roman coin | said to have been taken from the ruins of King Solomon's temple. It is made of copper and contains quaint designs on the obversc and reverse aides, and | bears date 3l5, but of what era is not known. It is about the size of . ten dollar gold piece, but is not as symotri- cal and we'll finished ss arc the Amsri- can coins. Its value in the day of its use is said to have been seven dollars.
 By buying school books at Shinn's you will save enough to pay your school tax.
 The Educational Commission of the Synod of Arkansas met in Little Rock, Ark, December 19, 1888, as directed by the synod, and adopted a constitution and plan of work for raising ffty-thous- and dollars for the endowment of col lege to be located within the bounds of Arkansas Synod. The officers of the commission are. Rev. s. II. Buchanan. D. D., President; Rev. s. II. McEivain, Secretary; Nr. R. J. Wilson. Of Russell vills, Ark. Treasurer Executive Committee, the President, Secretary, and Mir. F. B. Henry, of Aorrilton,