The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-11

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 The ginners think about < to 34 of the crop in this section has been bal ed and marketed.
 MT. Milton Poe, son of E. H. Poe, ex-county clerk of this county, is in town visiting friends.
 --The biggest stock Of ready made clothing and overcoats in town at J. l.. Shinn's.
 We are under obligations to Con- gressman Cravens for favors from the National Capital.
 Russellville is getting the reputation as market which Is bringing in the produce wagons from far and near.
 Mems good heavy winter suits at S8 to sl0 per full suit at J. l.. Shinn's.
 A Methodist church Is in process of erection at London. A Baptist Church and Masonic Hall is spoken of.
 MT. J. T. Wharton is now cut ting calico at the establishment of s. A. Buck.
 --Some fine pork hogs were driven to this market last week from Scarcy County, and sold at four and ahalf cents.
 --.Christmas Goodsl Everybody wanting gift for the Holidays, should call at I. l.. Boswells. You cannot l fail to ha cnitad
 The weather for the past few days has been warm, cloudy and very damp load weather for killing and putting up meat.
 The small boys and girls classes in Sunday School are filling up rapidly it Is but two weeks until Christmas, you know.
 ---I. L. Boswell has an immense stock of Christmas goods, which he offers at very low figures. Call and see. --Russellyille is to have new bar. Der. He is having shop fitted up on Jefferson street adjoining Mack's sa- loon.
 
 We received an agreeable call from our friend W. A. Baker, of London last Saturday. He reports general prosper ity in his community.
 There has been preaching at the Baptist Church every night this week and will be continued up to and inclu- ding Saturday night.
 ---Ladies you are cordially invited to call at Ira l., Boswell's, He has in stock the very articles you want for the Holidays. Don't you forget It.
 Mrs. II. c. Howell. Mrs. Ebb How ell, and "Col." G. E. Howell, went down to Little Rock for few days visit, last Saturday.
 Miss Lucy Southmayd, who has been visiting friends here for two weeks past, has returned to her home in Van Buren, accompanied by Miss Jessie Howell.
 --Go to Shinn's and get q pair of those large, fieecy, white woolen blan- kets for $3.50.
 There was slight excitement in town last Friday night over the rumor that raid had been planned on our town by two burglars, who had fixed upon that night to do their work.
 We were pleased to meet in our sanctum this week Eds. Reeves and Early, two Baptist divines. To these gentlemen we will ever extend hear ty welcome.
 A few extra-ha ndsome ladies' cloaks left at J. L. Shinn's.
 Almost Christmas, and we have not yet had single day that farm lahore. could not be out and do any kind of work in his shirt sleeves. Think of that ye shivering sons of the frigid North.
 There was another delightful little hop at the residence of MT. A. Frieden- berg last Monday night. Besides our own young folks, there were q number of the fair daughters and gallant sons of Dardanelle in attendance.
 Try pair of the Cnequaled Brown, Bryan < Go. shoes, ladies, at IL, Shinn's.
 Rev. W. D. Mnyfield, editor of the Baptist Reflector, will preach at the Baptist Church, this place, next Sab bath at II o'clock. Meetings will be held during the following week, and every body is invited to attend.
 --The Home Mission Board of the Baptist Convention of Arkansas, will meet tonight at the Baptist Church. Besides others there will be present Eds. Espy, Thomas, Clark, Early. Reeves and Adams, Dr. NJ. M. Mcclure.
 We take pleasure in calling attsn- ton to the new and attractive adver- tisement of W. H. Daniel, the jeweler, in another column. Mir. Daniel has been crowded with work from the first day he set up here, and we are glad to know that his work has been satisfactory. We bespeak for him