The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11


 iHi.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
 Tobacco.
 Pay your subscription to the DEMO
 rRAr while you have the money. -Justice's blanks and Chattel mort.
 yages for sale at this office. The railroad bridge at Illinoi:
 Bayou has been covered over and sided up.
 We were pleased to meet Mir. Sut-
 ton, from Fayetteville, in town last Friday.
 Editor Jennings, and Mir J. A,
 Bost, of Atkins attended the concert here last Saturday night. Hon. Frank c. Falls, of Dover, Iichted up our sanctum with his beam ing countenance, Saturday. !, If you want good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on W. Il C. RExFRow, Russellville, Ark. ftf.
 Send us 25 cents and get the DEMO- GRAF until Jan. l, 1880; or, $l.50 and get the paper until Jan. 1, 1881. The celebrated Blue Ribbon Whis- key on sale at ", o. Rogers saloon. This whiskey can be found at no other house in town and has no superior. Try it.
 Another neR Store in Russellville pr Brewton proprietor, and Mir. Ben Williamson, chief counter-hopper. We predict the young firm will make itself E known.
 -J. D. Simpson, of Atkins, was in town last Monday and called to see us. Mir. g. is well pleased with our town and will perhaps locate among us in Che near future.
 Editor Sheppard, of the Faithful Witness, religious paper of the Christian denomination, published at Fayetteville, this State, called to see us last Monday. We were pleased to form his acquaintance.
 -J,P. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Uhrigs celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants. -vocAL MusIc.-Prof. B. Deacon, teacher of Vocal Music; takes this meth. od of informing the public that his ser. vices may be secured, at any time, for instruction in Vocal Mnsic. Address, Prof. B. Deacon, care of this office. \ -LUMBER.-The undersigned takes 1 this method of informing the public thS- he has his new Saw Mill in run nipg order and makes the very best pine lumber for $s per 1000. The pat N ronage of the public is solicited. \ J. D. WICK. \ -The use of lard for culinary purpo- E ses is likely to be superseded in Little Rock by the substitution therefor of re- E nned cotton-seed oil. The oil is manu- factured at the Little Rock Cottcn-seed Oil Mill, is cheaper than lard, and Is pronounced by those who have tried it to be far superior to lard for culinary purposes.
 \ And stil, the new corners come
 rolYg in. We are pleased to note
 among the latest arrived, Dr, Henry Foote and Mir. Frederick Farmin, late E ly of Arkansas County. They will To-
 cate either in the city or adjacent tbere-
 to and we trust that they will find that
 they have made wise choice in coming
 to Pope.
 \ MT. - Webb, lately from Atkins,
 has located in our town and engaged in
 the restaurant business. His lady who
 IS an experienced Dress maker and \ Miliner will also open up a business in
 her line. They have the Harkey flame \ Store-bouse, lately occupied by Fried IenbHg. We wish them ample suc-
 cess.
 \ At the Annnal election of Russell Iville Lodge No. PA A. F. < A. M.,
 held on the 6th inst, the following
 officers were elected for the ensuing year, to-wit: J. W. Russell, W. M. , IG. w. Harkey, s. w. Alva Russell, J. INV; W. A. Lyon, s. D.i J. c. Pinker-
 ton, J. D.. J. B. Erwin, Treas; B. F. IJobe, Sec; J. Nj. Harkey, Tyler. The
 ofticers will be installed on Saturday, l27th inst, at the lodge room in this lplace.
 The third Saturday in December,
 which comes this year on the 20th of
 the month, is the day fixed upon by
 law for electing school directors in Separate School Districts. There will
 be two to elect in this District. Let the Ielectors be casting about for good men, land when the day comes let two of ohIr
 most thoroughgoing, xealous public Fehool men be elected. The two elecSed
 will serve three years, and 1t is impbr-
 tant to get the right kind of men.
 We learn from responsible cpr- Fespondent at Harrison that moHe-
 pnent is on foot among the merchants of
 Iharrison, Belle Fonte and Double
 frNas4Y