The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-25


 Tobacco.
 Justices blanks and Chattel mort gages for sale at this office.
 Pay your subscription to the DEMO i GRAF while you have the money.
 Next Sabbath Key. J. D. Boone vii preach at the c. P. Church. Subject, Prayer.
 Come and get chance In the DEMOCRAT drawing for the silver set, they are going fast.
 ---The DEMOCRAT will take no ho!i- day this year, and will promptly ap- pear on time.
 Raise club for the DEMOCRAT and secure one of our handsome premiums. See advertisement elsewhere.
 If you want good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on W. c. RESFRow, Russellville, Ark, Gtf.
 R. J. Wilson is continually receiv- 1 ing new goods, and every body is invi- ted to call and examine his stock.
 Jefferson Davis and James Tucker arrived home this week, from the A. |. IT,, at Fayetteville, to spend the holi- days. We wish the young gentlemen apleasant time,
 R. J. Wilson has few more nice presents for the Holidays. Come while  we are selling them cheap. 1 --The celebrated Blue Ribbon Whis- key on sale at w, o. Rogers saloon. This whiskey can be found at no other l house in town and has no superior. Try it.
 w. P. Wooten S Go. have opened brand new stock of groceries in the Pruitt store house.
 --J, P. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. 1 Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants. R. J. Wilson is determined not to 1 be undersold.
 VOCAL MusIc.--Prof. |. Deacon, l teacher of Vocal Music, takes this meth- cd of informing the public that his ser vices may be secured, at any time, for instruction in Vocal Music. Address, Prof. B. Deacon, care of this office.
 Come every body to R. J. Wilson's. If his goods suit, we'll make the prices suit.
 Do not consider your Christmas dinner complete until you have visited T. ". Yersiey's Family Grocery and bought some of the good things cn exhibition there. Everything usually kept in first class house, is there, and for sale at bottom figures.
 Tho remainder of Ira l.. Boswell's Holiday stock will be closed out at very low figures. Every body come and see.
 And still the population of Russell vile increases. This time it is a fine girl, weighing nine pounds net, at the residence of Esq. G. W. Berryman. The mother is daughter of Esq. B., and the happy wife of proud hus- band, MT. A. J. Tate. Jr.
 Always in stock the freshest nuts, crackers, oranges, lemons, oysters and sardines, at Ira l.. Boswell's.
 "-Uncle Bill'' Dacus, at his fresh meat market, nearly opposite the DEM ocRAT office, is keeping more meat and better meat, nicer meat and fatter meat, sweeter meat and tenderer meat, than you have ever seen.
 W. P. Wooten & Co.,. are opening mp an immense stock of new and desir. able family groceries. A visit to their establishment will repay you.
 There arc several of our subscri- bers, and most of them GOOD men, too, who have not called and paid up their subscription for the past year. We know it is more an oversight on their part, than de termination not to pay, and we desire to gently remind all who owe us, to come forward during the holidays, or as soon afterwards as prac- ticable, square accounts, and begin the new year right.
 A fine stock of boots and shoes, at lowest prices, at Howell, White X Co.'S.
 We were much pleased to meet Mir "Dink" Ford, one of Atkins best citi- gems in town Tuesday. He was accom- panied by MT. Hiram Bost, of North Carolina, father of Mir. Julius Bost, of Atkins, and Mir. --- Green, also of old North Carolina, whose acquaintance we were pleased to form. We trust they will have pleasant visit and like our county we'll enough to conclude to locate.
 If you want a neat suit of clothes go to Howell, White & Co.'S.
 The ent ertainment given on last Friday night at Fruits Hall, by the ladies of the c. F. church was very enjoyable affair, and well attended not withstanding the unfayorable weather. l 4