The Russellville Democrat., 1879-10-02

Browne, the renoyator, is here.
 Halls photograph gallery is ih Russellyille.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 -,Justice's blanks anl Chattel mort gages for sale at this office.
 The Grandpury took recess from last Saturday until yesterday.
 Send us 35 cents and get the DEMO GRAF until Jan. 1880.
 If you want good pictures have them made at Halls gallery.
 The Synod of the Arkansas Pres bytery will convene at this place on Thursday before the 8d Sabbath in De- tober.
 Mrs. F. Hyatt and Miss c. Barr are prepared to do dressmaking and all kinds of plain sewing. Ladies, give them call. At. Mrs. F. k. Barrow, after pro- tracted visit up north returned home last Thursday, apparently much i'm proved by her trip.
 We had a very pleasant call from MT. A. NJ. B. Graham, the aifable Sing CT Sewing Machine man, of Little Rock, and Mir. Weiland, of Clarksville, last Monday.
 Hall is enabled to make good pho tographs by having the best of apara- tus and accessories and thorough knowledge of the business.
 Fifty dollars and costs is what Es- quire Bergman thought it was worth to MT. Andrson Wick for the privilege of bouncing rock off of the head of MT. Edd Wherry last Thursday evening. -Life-like photographs, India-ink and water color work is the specialties at Halls photograph gallery.
 In the cases of the State vs. Tread we'll for selling liquor without license and for selling on Sunday convictions were made and fines amounting to $220 assessed.
 We are told that one of our boys has invested the savings of a month in a fine country turkey which he intends to raise pet. He devotes so much of his tune to his charge that his friends fear he will be lost from society altogether. II take pleasure in announcing to my friends and customers that my stock is now complete, and prices low.
 R. J. WILSON.
 -Messrs. Filey & Fricke, lessees of the Excelsior Coal Mines, are now prepared to fill orders and make con- tracts for coal in any quantity, and they solicit orders from all wanting a first-class coal. Price If cents, de- llyered Address, FILEY & FRICKB, Russellyille, Ark. [tf. R. J. Wilson will not be undersold. Give him a trial and yon will be convinced.
 SPECIAL PREMIUM.-We will give as 8 special premium to every man taking any premium on any article from Pope county at the State Fair, one years subscription to the Russell vile DEMOCRAT.
 -I have special drives in ladies dress goods. Call and examine them. R. J. WILSON. --J, F. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 Great inducements offered to cash buyers at R. J. WILSON'S. If you contemplate having pictures made at Halls photograph gallery call at once and have it done or engage for sitting at an early day as the gallery will remain in Russellville only so long as it receives liberal patronage. Am determined to sell my goods, and nothing but low prices will make them move. K. J. WILSON. We had the pleasure of meeting MT. Ernest Jennings, one of the gen tlemanly and accomplished members of the Atkins bar, in our town Monday, on his way to Dover court.
 We know our lady friends will all be very much pleased with the hand some assortment of new style winter hats at Mrs. E, r. Judd's. Go see them.
 Our good-looking young friend MT. Henry $. Carter, is winning envia- ble laurcls at our bar. Last week we heard one of the oldest members of the bar compliment his speech in the Tuckcr-Shinn case very highly.
 The Little Rock & Fit. Smith rail- road company shows that it is deter mined, as far as possible, to cater to every want which the convenience of the public may suggest. Last Monday mixed accommodation train (freight and passenger) was put on the road to run from here to Atgenta. It will leave here every morning at 6 a. m., arriving at Argentu at p. m. Leaving