The Russellville Democrat., 1889-03-21

Photographer Strickland is turning
 out some most excellent pictures. We
 have seen specimens of his work re-
 gently which will compare favorably
 with city artists. If you need anything
 in his line call on him.
 A full line of mowers and roapers
 will be handled by Love & Roys this
 season. Machines on exhibition April
 1st.
 MT. J. M. Nelson, who came down
 last fall to spend the winter in our gen. ial climate returned Monday to his old home in Nebraska. He promises to return again in the autumn bringing
 several families with him.
 We are prepared to furnish young people who contemplate housekeeping 1 with furniture of all grades.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. | Among our new announcements this ! week will be found the name of MT. Nan Youngblood wbo offers for the po- sition of town marshal. He would make good officer If elected and asks 8 careful consideration of his claims. 1 Ladies don't fail to sec our heavy soled French kid shoes; they are ce-- tainly the finest goods ever seen in Rus sellville.
 A lodge of Knights of Pythias will be instituted here within . few weeks I with between forty and fifty charter I members. Fms is an unusually large l number and will place the lodge at once among the best and largest in this State.
 A big stock of guns just received by Zones, and parties wishing to buy good breech or muzzle loader should call early. MT. J. F. Munday has enlisted In the service of the Rose City Furniture Co. of Little Rock, and is now a full pledged member of the drummer's bri- gade. He was here this week taking orders. The DEMOCRAT wishes him aud his house success.
 Don't tell anybody, but harkey & Hess have just received tho most com plete line of ladies and gents fine shoes ever brought to this market. An ex- animation of our goods will convince you.
 Mir. G. W. Harrison, who has been engaged in business for several years in Atkins, has moved to Garner, Miss. Mr. Harrison was useful and public spir- lted citizen and Pope can ill afford to lose him. Our best wishes attend him and his in their new home. ---M0re goods ct Shinn'S. Those interested in the Sunday school cause should bear in mind the mass meeting of Sunday school work CTS at the Baptist church next Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. The servic- es will be interesting, and full attend ence is desired and expected.
 ---The best 6a1yains at Shinn'S.
 Mir. Will Puckett, who is teaching . successful school at smyrna. Lee township was among our most apprecl- ated callers Monday morning. We are indebted to him for club of subscrib- CTS, embracing some of of the staunch- est democrats of Lee township.
 For any kind 0f q Straa0 hat try Shinn.
 Miss Bertie Russell entertained 2 number of her young lady friends at dining last Monday celebrating her six teen tn birthday. The fortunate psrti- cipants had royal good time and arc loud in their praises of the hospitality of the charming young hostess. ---Ba1gdinS is aU you can |fnd at Shinn'S.
 MT. James W. Robinson returned Friday and will leave again this after noon with his family for Bsntonville where they will reside. Mir. Robinson and his amiable wife will carry with them to their new home the best wish es of a large circle of admiring friends.
 ---For c NO. / article 0t bottom prices fry Shinn. MT. John Emison announces to-day his candidacy for reelection to the of- flee of town marshal, a position he has | filled for the past year. Mir. Emison feels that by reason of his experience he Is prepared to discharge tho duties | of the office another year even more ac- | ceptably than In the past.
 ---One d012ar in cash bugs lots Of goods at Shinn'S.
 The millinery stock of Mrs. H. l.. | Moves has been moved to the building lately occupied by Mrs. Thach. on Main street, where with increased room and q larger stock, tho demands of ths trad ing public can be more readily met. Do not forget the place, one door east of Love & Roys, on Main street.
 ---HaUe yOu seen those nice fannel shirts Qt Shinn'S2
 Reporting the organization of the Young People 'sISociety of Christian En- ] deavor last week we inadvertently fall ed to mention the election of Miss Ella Boads as Vice President and Miss Stel. selections. The society meets next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ---ShinR has just opened up his neW st0ck0f fne shoes. Prof. wm. Mosely, who has been | appointed to canvass the State in che | interest Of the Arkansas Summer Morn | School will visit Rnssellville, Tuesday March 26th, and address our citizens ai the court house at p. m. upon tho ed. | ucational interests of the State. Lei our citizens turn out and give him :
 large audience.
 ] --The Rockford shoes take 1 Me lead. F0rSale at Shinn'S. l MT. Ed wooten, Texas tourist of tayear's experience, returned to his ns tive heath last week. We received [ mitted to see for the first time Tsxas
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