The Russellville Democrat., 1889-07-18


 WhiteIey Solid Steel Mower has been tested.
 MT. P. W. McNair, a repairer oi sewing machines, has opened shop in the office near J. Nj. Whites residen ce on River street. Orders left at the shop or at Woods restaurant will re- ceive prompt attention.
 Secure your pictures at Strickland's gallery within the next THIRTY days, All work done in flrst-class manner and at reasonable rates. Remember the 30 day limit.
 Sheriff Young made final settle ment last week with the State Auditor for all the taxes charged against him for the year 1888. He is vigilant and painstaking collector and his accounts are always kept In good shape.
 Mrs. Weathers' five and ten cent counters are attracting crowds of cus- toners on account of the many articles of household necessity displayed there on. Go see for yourself.
 The examination of applicants for the free scholarship in Searcy college will take place at Russellville, Satur- day, July 27th. Intending competitors should read the notice elsewhere and remember the time and place.
 The whiteley Solid Steel Mower in it's first season has already placed itself far beyond all competitors and is prov ing itself the best mower eyer made.
 For sale by c. B. GERBER.
 Judge J. G. Wallace is the possess or of an Odell Type Writer and with very little experience has become quite proficient ir it's use. The type writer l is becoming one of the necessary ad- juncts of every we'll regulated office.
 Examine your stock of letter heads, note heads, statements, envelopes, bus mess cards, etc., and see if the supply is not running short. If so, give us your order and we will execute 1t sur- prisingly we'll and with marvellous cheapness.
 Capt. W. B. McDonald left Satur- day for Manitou Springs. Colorado's remain till August 1st. He will visit points of interest, returning home about September lst.
 YU St1uW goods WiU De c2Osed out dt Shinn'S 0t cost.
 Gal. Haddox. a young man, Is un- der arrest at Dover charged with bur- glarizing the residence of Rev. J. s. Glover last Saturday night while the family were attending conference at Atkins. Several articles of clothing and other valuables were taken.
 Sir ounces 0ff pu1e Scotch Snuf can 6e had M Shinn's f0r 20c.
 The thcrm ometer has been dancing around in the nineties with such reg ularity the past few days that the "stay at-homes" and "cant-get-aways" are really envious of their more fort unate friends who are revelling in the cooling breezes and refreshing climate of Mt. Nebo and Eureka.
 Shinn Keeps the nicest stock 0f f1adieS' and chi1drpn'S shoes in tOaOn.
 Prof. w H. Tharp principal of the Searcy Male and Female College spent Thursday and Friday here in the inter- est of his school. The Searcy College is without question an excellent insti- tuition of learning and worthy of ths support of every Arkansan.
 .H 1eU Bushels Of Ge7n7an miller seed ViX be closed 0ut M ShinnS for 75c.
 -Eld. W. A. Clark, in company with Capt. Peeler, favored us with call Monday afternoon. Ed. Clark is prop rietor of the Arkansas Baptist and is making tour of the State in the inter- est of his paper. He preached two in- teresting sermons at the Baptist church Sunday.
 .H fresh inStallmentOf nice filings 10r the ladieS just opened M ShiRn'S.
 --Mr. S. K. Judd, practical under- taker and dealer in furniture calls at tention to his line of business through our advertising columns to-day. He keeps stock of collins and undertak- ers' supplies and furniture on hand and solicits share of public patronage. Examine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
 For cl0thing Shinn Keeps U, and f0r prices he can't De 6eat. T1y him.
 The following was overheard by the evsr-open ears of reporter during the cooing hours of a country picnic: Darling, Pm going to let go of your hand for minute, but you won't get mad, will you darling? l wouldn't let gol till you did, only some sort of bug is crawling down my back, and can't keep my mind on you and bugs at the same time"
 For S0mething nice in gents I1u1nishing goods % f0 ShiRn'S.
 The Liberty Grove sunday school will picnic next Saturday at the Capt. Peeler place, about l "a mile from Llb- erty Grove school house. It was at first intended to have the picnic near the school house, but it was found best to change to the Peeler place. There will doubtless be a large attendance and a royal good time.
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