The Russellville Democrat., 1889-04-04
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Valley Route Time Table.
LOCAL LINES.
More goods at Shinn's.

More goods at Shinn's.
Mrs. Emily Miller is visiting with
friends in Lamar.
The best bargains at Shinn's.
Ticket No. 1887 drew the watch in
Wllkey & Steuckel's March drawing.
For any kind of a straw hat try
Shinn.
j. c. Campbell drew the watch in
Wilkey & Steuckel's January drawing.
Bargains is all you can find at
Shinn's.
-Messrs. Harrison Smith and George
Price of London we're among our call
ers last Saturday.
For No. article at bottom prices
try Shinn.
j. III. Mooney informs us that the
corn he planted on the 9Th of March is
up and growing finely.
One dollar in cash buys lots of good:
at Shinn's.
Col. 4. II. Elgin returned last week
from very successful trip up the road
in the interest of his marble works.
Have you seen those nice flannel
shirts at Shinn's?
DIR. Warren, of Atkins was in town
Saturday attending the meeting of the
committee of arrangements of the &c
lectic Medical Association.
The Rockford shoes take the lead
For sale at Shinn's.
In Center township last Tuesday II
J. Shreves and w. l.. Crow were elect
ed justices of the peace and j. w. Craig
constable to fill vacancies.
-Shinn has just opened up his new
stock of fine shoes,
Mr.. L. NJ. Hendrixon of Minnesot;
has been here several days prospecting
for home. He Is tired of the cole
winters north and want to settle in thu
sunny south.
ALI parties attending court viii
find bargains at Shinn's.
Mr.. Carnes and family of Kansa
are recent additions to Russellyille cit
Izenship. They occupy the Macarthur
building on the west side of town neal
the railroad.
County scrip will be taken a
Shinn's in exchange for goods.
Mr.. John A. Roush, representing
j. C. M.ndenhall & Co, of Evansville
Ind, manufacturers of the great G. G
C.. remedies was in town Saturday anC
a pleasant caller at this office
Every cash buyer in the county il
invited to Shinn's for bargains.
The advertisement OF j. ID. Hail'
new tin shop appears elsewhere i'm thlI
issue. Mr.. Hail is well known as al
experienced and competent workman
and deserves liberal patronage.
When in need of a nice Sunda.
shoe, call for the Rockford at Shinn's.
The municipal ticket elected in At
kins Tuesday was as follows: Mayor
A. NJ. Gibson; Recorder, ]. ID. Cleve
| land; Alderman, w. A. Wilson, j. f
Joyner, w. A. Galloway, Perry w
Hinton, S. II. Hartwick.
-For beauty, cheapness aud durabil
ity, Shlnn's line of shoes can't be beat
Mr.. Don Frazier Thompson, @
Missouri, Grand Lecturer of tn
Knights of Labor, addressed good
sized audience of his partizans at thi
place last Saturday afternoon on tn
aims and objects of the order.
The best thing on wheels is tn
Rushford wagon. Call at Shinn's an
see 1t.
Mr.. f. Underwood came home thi
week so as to be on hand TO vote for hi
favorite Hughes and the balance of tf
democratic ticket. After which he n
turned to his labors at Fowlerville COZ
scious of duty well performed.
The demand for the Oliver Chile
plows is increasing. For sale only
Sbinn's.
Remember the Sunday School mar
meeting at the Baptist church next SUI
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Sunda
school workers, irrespective OF demon
nation or sectarian prediction, WI
be there and profitable meeting
confidently expected.
The lowest prices and bargains
anything you want can be had
= Shinn's.
Miss Mamie Lamb of Searcy arri
ed last Wednesday and accepted pc
ition in the dress making departmeI
at Mrs. Weathers' millinery stor
Miss Lamb Is an experienced and con
petent modiste and we bespeak for hi
J liberal patronage.
-Shinn has just received the fine
lot of spring clothing ever brought
this town.
DIR. Wyatt returned from Bento
willie last Friday TO spend few da.
: with his family. He left again Monda
! ON professional business up the roa
He will return home in week or
and those needing his services wi
keep 1t In remembrance.
---HaRdS0me dreSS g00d
at Morton d Co.'S.
All parties attending court are i
yited to call and examine the low pri
es at Shinn's.