The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-05-23


The TT. Smith Times notes the de
parture from that city of Mr.. Bob Err
win who goes to Memphis where h
will accept a position In the railway OF
flee of the Missouri Pacific.
The f. Il. & Co. fine shoes for ladie
is the handsomest thing made---ask TO
It there at Shinn's.
| The workmen are giving the finish
| ing touches to Bernard Bros new no
| tel. 1t is a stately and commodioui
building and adds greatly to the ap
pearance of that part Of town.
1.-The G. M. Henderson & Co. shoe
will be closed out at surprisingly low
figures at Shinn's.
The blackberry crop which hal
given promise of such abundant harves
Is threatened with serious disaster OF
account of rust. II Is predicted that TIN
crop will be quite short this year.
The best thing In medium shoe il
the Bay State and full supply can b.
found at Shinn's.
Governor Eagle has refused to par.
don w. V. Martin who was convicted al
the November term, 1888, Of the Pope
circuit court of grand larcency and sen.
fenced to two years in the pen.
Anything in the shoe line from the
cheapest to the best can be had al
Shinn's.
Prof. X. A. Ross will begin sub
scription school in one of the rooms OF
the college building next Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Ross is an experienced teach
err and will doubtless give satisfaction.
AL parties wanting to pay cash for
foot gear will miss 1t if they don't look
at Shinn's elegant line.
-Capt. w. M. Peeler will represent
Russellville lodge No. AZ, X, of P at
the meeting of the grand lodge IN Pine
Bluff this, week. He left Monday and
wilfbe gone several days. Mrs. Peel
erlaecompanied him.
---Shinn keeps none but the best shoes
that give satisfaction, and sells them at
bottom prices for cash.
Mrs. Alva Russell gave dining one
day last week to which a number of
fffends were Invited. All who attend
ed are loud in praise of the feast of good
things served and the royal entertain
ment they received.
The Rockford $500 shoe is the best
thing made for the money.-Found on
ly at Shinn's.
A mad dog scare took possession Of
town last Sunday and several suspected
mines bit the dust. The work OF ex-
termination is still in progress and is
with the Encouragement every
good movement deserves.
When you want anything il. cloth
ing, just take your money and go to
shinn's, and trade is certain to be
made.
Mrs. Turnage and Mrs. Lucy Rem
frow of Lagrange, Texas, are visiting
the family of Mr., A. M. Bradley. The
former is Mrs. Bradley's grandm other
and the latter her cousin. II is their
first visit to Russellville.
--LATEST AND BEsT.-The Whitley
Mowers and Binders are positively the
best machines on earth. For sale by
G.. B. GERBER.
We were pleased to receive call
from Mr.. H. N. Smade, formerly of
this place, but now living at Gurdon,
Ark, last Friday. He informs us that
he contemplates moving his family back
to Russellville next fall, fact their
friends will be glad to learn.
Don't forget to call early and see
the "Quick Meal'' gasoline stoves, Gen.
tennial hardwood refrigerators, and ice
cream freezers kept by Zones.
THE materials are being put on the
ground to repair the damage done to
the Melrose Mill by fire last fall and
the work will be pushed forward as
rapidly as may be necessary in order to
get everything In readiness for the
starting of the mill by September LIST.
You can keep your milk. butter,
meats, etc. fresh by buving Centenni-
al hardwood refrigerator from ID. r.
Zones & Bro.
BY the provisions of an act of the
last legislature the judges of any cleo
ton for school directors shall, within
five days after said election, give to the
newly elected director a certifi cate of
FL ection. and he shall in ten days there
after take the oath of office and enter
upon the discharge of his duties.
Remember we give A per cent. re-
bate to cash buyers. Come and get your
rebate cards. M. jacobson.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges pleas
ant calls from the following delegates
TO the State Eclectic Medical Associa-
ton last week: DR.. A. j. Widener.
Clark county; DR.. j. w. Jones,
Scatland, Van Buren, county; DR.. Gard
ner, Potts station; DR.. Montgomery,
DR.. Warren, Atkins.
Il have this season large and well
selected stock ofstraw hats at a greatly
price. al. jacobson.
We understand that Mr.. Shouse,
recently returned from California, is
erecting hotel for the accommodation
Of summer guests at Freeman Springs.
This place has long been recog nized as
a leading health resort and with prop
er accommodations would at once
bound into great popularity.
Ladies, come and see my stock of
Challie and Challi Distingue. They
are very handsome. NJ. jacobson.
The following parties have been
granted license to wed since our last
report: VIM. Cummings and Mics Ju-
liza McDade; G. l.. Gray and Miss Gre
STA Burris; Andrew Ollie and Miss Ha-
ley Ford; VIM. Rietzke and Miss Lou
lisa Warschow; Geo. King and Miss
Jimmie Amos; j. w. Perkins and Miss
Sarah K. Hurst; j. f. Eubanks and
Miss Rose Davidson.
We sell sash ana doors and would
be pleased to quote prices to parties
building. Jno. A. Erwin q Co.
This is the promised "gala day"
for the Cumberland Presbyterian school
children at Jones' Ford-the day they
have waited and wished for with eager
impotence 1t is to be basket picnic, and
The understandable alinnct--a LARGE and