The Russellville Democrat., 1878-12-05

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 We tfer~ co apeIitioia ia Aoals~. of gs2lss na.d rlss prices. hass Y B E s:sssM s; M l. !, /--Wc were pleased to meet last week, IMr. OseargBej jlch,sa prosperons, mer- cllai.t or.Aisins. His, b4elhers MT. N. Bejach will have charge of the new store ofsI1ess < Beiach, just establish cd here. A
 There is q big rush at Less & Be- jach's cause, so many cheap goods.
 --AucuoS. Mir. R. B. Potts will of fer his entire stock ecf dry goods at que ton, onsFriday and. Sat. heiure Christ mas, beingathe 2Qth and 2lst days of this month. Every body Mitiltilig bar- gains, should keep these dates i'll mind.
 Less & Bejach say they can 'beat the jews" selling cheap goods.
 --Mr. Geo. Russ Brown, City editor of Little Rocks sprightlicst daily-the Demaerat, ,,as at last joined the noble army of Benedicts. Miss Bateman, q society belle of Memphis, is his first lieutenant, and we most sincerely hope that ii the battle of life they may come of more than conquerors.
 The Latest and Best place to go for your goods (that I, if you want them cheap) is at LESS & BEJACn's.
 --Our young friend, Mir. Henry Har- key, one Of the most expert pensmen imaginable, has, We learn, started out on tour to meet several engagements to teach writing schools Tn this and id- joining counties. IL is certainly q great accomplishment to write nice hand, and money spent to acquire the art, is well spent. We commend Mi. II. IS Il coinpeteht instructor.
 Every thing you want at Roek-bot- tom prices, at LESS & BLJAcH's.
 The sales of cotton in town have been if any thing larger this week than any yet, although the price is even lower than 1t has been. 7lla to "A has : ces cents. 1hererop is at least half in, and we cannot count on more than as much again us has already been re- ceived here.
 If you want cheap goods, give us call and we will satisfy you that ours is the cheapest house ill town.
 LESS & BEJAcH.
 During the past week q number of families from Tennessee and Missis- sippi have arrived in our town, and taken up tempoia quarters here until they can look around and find farms to suit them. They all appear to be intelligent, thrifty people and we wei come them to our midst, trusting that they may find homes to suit them and do we'll in our county.
 Just received at Boswell & Erwin's fresh lot of candies, nuts, figs, orang- es, lemons, cheese, crackers, oysters, &c.
 Amongst the ''occasionals" whom we noticed in own within tine past few days were the Following good-lookipg, clever, agreeable, and accommodating gentlemen: Mr. Geo. Robertson, of the extensive cotton firm of Senter & Co,, St. Louis; Mr. Frank Johnson, of Sim mons Hardware Co. Mir. Crawl. Me- Clarty, one ofthe handsomesr bachelors t,, DpriaEAl nt the Mississippi Mills; Mir. Jno. Phelps, Jr., of New Orleans; MT. W. F. Force, of Saint Louis; MT, - Anderson, of Memphis.
 Look out Christmas will soon be 1 here, Remember Bos well < Erwin's is headquarters for toys, fancy goods, stationery, books, cologne, fireworks, and in fact everything wanted by those i buying presents for the holidays. Go early aud avoid the rush.
 We stated the fact elsewhere that | the firm of Luker Bros. had been dis solved. Since making that mention, we learn thata new copartnership has l ker and Mess. W. F. Suttle and A. T. Davis, from Russellville. Ky. The lat ter gentleman is a brother of our fel- low -townsman, Judge l.. w. Davis. Both the new members of the new firm are skilled worknlen, and we bespeak for the new firm d prosperous business. We this morning were shown two blows made by Mir. Suttle, which, we i think are equal to any blow made at anv factory in the United States. They are beautiful model and the work manship is such as to show the skill of . master workman. Mr. s. informs { us that he can make these blows here and sell them as cheap as any imported blow can be brought from other faeto- ries and sold. This being he case we trust our farmers will examine the merits of the blow which this firm pro- ! pose to manufacture, and give encour- agement to home industry.