The Russellville Democrat., 1889-05-30


We are overstocked with summe
hats and many other goods which will
be sold at very small advance on cos
for cash. MORTON q Co.
Mr.. Daman Clarke, an ex-journal
ist of Fayetteville, and very genia
gentleman, was in town this week Wis
ting friends.
A fnll and complete stock Of doors
and windows and builders hardware
constantly on hand at Love q Roys
hardware store on Main street.
DIR. w. Fl. Hill left Tuesday to at
tend the annual meeting of the Stat'
medical society at Pine Blnff. He will
be gone till Friday.
--LATEST AND BEsT.-The Whitley
Mowers and Binders are positively thu
best machines on earth. For sale by
G.. B. GERBER.
Mr. James Potts returned to Eu
reka Monday. He speaks Of going from
there to Oklahoma, not to locate, but
to see the country.
1.-The best thing in medium shoe !,
the Bay State and full supply can be
| found at Shinn's.
Rev. J. w. Heagan, whose sickness
at Morrilton caused his friends grea'
anxiety, has so far recovered as to be
able to return to his home at Lamar
Mo.
1.-The G. M. Henderson & Co. shoes
will be closed out at surprisingly low
figures at Shinn's.
Capt. w. NJ. Peeler has been con-
fined for several days with severe at
tack of sickness. At this writing he Is
much better and is expected out again
in few days.
when you want anything IL cloth
ing. just take your money and go to
Shinn's, and trade is certain to be
made.
Capt. j. r. II. Scott left Monday on
a visit to his son in Little Rock. lie
went down in his buggy, mode of
travel he frequently INDUCES and most
thoroughly enjoys.
1.-The E. Il. & Co. fine shoes for ladies
is the handsomest thing made---ask for
1t there at Shinn's.
Mrs. Moseley, the aged mother of
Mr.. James A. Moseley, has been very
i'll since her return from Memphis with
an affection of the heart. Great ankle
ty is felt on account of her condition.
Love & Roys have full stock of
screen doors, wire cloth, fly traps, pat
ept fly fans, bird cages, ice cream freez-
ers, milk coolers, fruit cans, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Robinson
arrived from Bentonville Monday hay-
ing been summoned to the bedside OF
Mrs. Robinson's grandmother, who has
been quite low. They are looking quite
well, an evidence that their new home
agrees with them.
Some of the herbs in Halls Hair
Remover, that wonderful preparation
for restoring the color and thickenlDg
the growth of the hair, grow plentiful
1y in New England.
The many friends of Miss Bette
Doggett will be panied to hear OF her
death, which occurred in Virginia last
Friday night, of consumption. Miss
Doggett was a most estimable lady and
a general favorite wherever known.
-Shinn has the finest line of shoes on
the l.. X. & F. S. Ry.
The Cumberland Presbyterian out
ing last Thursday was all the most san
guine picnicist could have wished.
Beautiful weather, balmy breezes,
large attendance and bountiful dinner
made the occasion one long to be re-
mem bered.
Mems Rockford shoe in all styles and
- n N,.31
Mr.. Lawrence Russell has accepted
an invitation to deliver an address to
the children of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Sunday school at Lamar on Sun
day, the 10th of June. The occasion
will be "Children's Day" and pleas
ant time is anticipated.
Those nice cheap suits at Shinn's
can't be beat anywhere.
DIR. Hurley, of Bentonvllle, enroute
to the State Medical Association at Pine
Bluff, stopped off last Sunday to visit
the family of Rev. Mr.. Belts and other
friends. The Doctor is pleasant and
affabe gentleman with whom it Is
pleasure always to meet.
For nice pair OF pants for sum-
mer 20 10 QUINN b.
From the Fort Smith Times we
learn that Rev. w. A. Sample will have
charge of all the Presbyterian churches
between Alma and MorriltOn and that
his headquarters will be at Russellville
instead of Alma as heretofore. Mr..
Sample is courteous christian gentle
man and we welcome him to a home
among us.
---Shinn keeps the best stock of cloth
ing.
An interesting program has been
arranged and will be rendered at the
5Oth anniversary of the organization OF
the Davis Chapel Sunday school on Gum
Log the 18th of July next. Rev. j. 5.
Clover will deliver the address OF well
come, Lawrence Russell, Esq. the re-
Spouse. 1t promises to be an interest
ing occasion.
The largest stock of straw hats in
town is at Shinn's.
Crops of all kinds are simply
spreading themselves since the rains.
Corn In the river and creek bottoms is
laid by and never looked better. The
growth of cotton has been somewhat
retarded by the cool nights, but from
all accounts the outlook of the plant Is
very encouraging. In some localities
we learn that the oat and wheat crop
have improved since the rains aAd
pretty fair crop will be harvested after
all.
-Shinn's fine hing is selling like
hot cakes.
Noticing broader smiles than usual
wreathingthe countenance of Mr.. Henry
p. Barbee this week his friends at once
began to wonder If he had struck a bon
ANA, or fallen heir TO fortune. 1t
was neither, the cause of it all was bet
ter still, the arrival Sunday morning OF