The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

inexpensive way to do 80 will be 1 for all who are able to spend Q few cents for their town to come up and get dozen or so copies of this weeks paper and send them abroad to your friends.
 SAVE A DoLLAR.--By refer ence to our list of clubbing rates | it will be seen that we have added Demorests Monthly Magazine to our list. This is one of the most popular magazines in the world and is considered cheap at $3.00 per year. We give it and the DEMOCRAT both for $3.5 50 per year
 We were rejoiced to meet our genial, clever, brother-qui,l driver Capt. Webber, of the Spirit of Arkansas, in our town Monday. The Capt. was on the good mis- sion of bringing some new com CTS up the Fort Smith road this far. We hope the next time he comes he may find it convenient to stop over few days with us.
 --HoLLowAY's PILLS. TURN OF LIFE. Armed with this great an tidote, the fiery ordeal is passed through and the sufferer once more restored to the possession of unimpaired health. These pills are equally ,etiicaciousin all female complaints, and obstructions at the dawn of womanhood. Sold every where. 25 cents per box or pot.
 -13 MONTHS FOR $1.50.-With the close of this year the time of many of our subscribers will ex- pire. We desire to keep all our subscribers, and as an extla in dueement we will send the DEMO GRAF to all parties who will i'm, mediately remit us one dollar and fifty cents for thirteen months, or until the expiration of the year 1871 Send along at once and gain month.
 GONE AND SEE US. There are new citizens coming to our town and vicinity so fast now that many faces which we see on our streets are strange to us. We ex- tend cordial invitation to all new citizens to call at our office and see us and let us get acquaint- ed. We shall always be pleased to see any of these new corners, to chat with them, or impart to them any information which they may seek, if we are possessed of the same.
 -DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE. The attention of our lady readers is called to the fact that this popu- lar Magazine and the Russellville DEMOCRAT can be had by sending us $3.50; this will include post age on both publications and also postage on beautiful oil chromo which goes with the Magazine. You can have your choice oi ci- ther of the superb oil chromos :: "After the Storm" "Home, Sweet Home," "Old Oaken Bucket" and The Captive Child.'
 The third Saturday in De cember, which will come on the l6th day, one week from next Saturday. is the day fixed by law for clecting two school directors. The terms of office of Messrs. J. NJ. Harkcy and ]. F.. Battentleld then expire, and the voters of the district would do we'll to think of this matter and select two good men to fill the vacancies.
 -Mcssrs. Truett Sons & Nor gan, of the Rosebud Nurseries, Nashville, Tenn, have a fine lot of fruit trees here, delivering to parties who ordered last winter, Messrs, Thompson Bros, who took orders from many of our cit izens, for trees from this nursery, will be here with trees to fill all orders given them on or about the 12th of December. Parties who ordered through them can take notice and come forward at that time for their trees.
 We have had letters from | California, Tennessee and Ohio this week asking about our coun- try and sending for the DEMOCRAT, We hope our home people will Epur mn on1 lapothan ont o,,r Ii ot