The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-27

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 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Pay your subscription to the DEMO- GRAF while you have the money. -Justice's blanks and Chattel mort gsges for sale at this office.
 -Biliousness disappears after oc- cssional doses of Ayers Pills.
 Miss Leila Evans returned from a visit to Forrest City last Saturday.
 Advertising is an important part in building up great business. Ad- yertise in the DEMOCRAT.
 W. O. Rogers has enlarged his Billiard Hall and put up another new table.
 There will be Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian Church to-day at Il o'clock.
 If some man who understands the business would start a Tannery here he would beyond a doubt make money.
 Send us 25 cents and get the DEMO- GRAF until Jan. l, 1880; or, $l.50 and get the paper until Jan. l, 1881.
 If you want good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on W. C. RENFRow, Russellville, Ark. ftf.
 Danlar ,f o,,io hoc aeen visiting the family of Mir. NJ. Jacobson, of this place, this week.
 For choice miscellaneous matter and the latest local and general news the DEMOCRAT means to be excelled by no paper in the country.
 LOST lon the night of Saturday last a horse and Spring wagon. A lib ersl reward will be paid for same by the man who walked home on said night.
 Header do you owe for the paper you are reading? Ifso, remember that We have waited patiently, and now we expect you to come forward and pay us. Will you do it?
 The cele brated Blue Ribbon Whis- key on sale at W, o. Rogers saloon. This whiskey can be found at no other house in town and has no superior. Try It.
 Mir. R. A. Skinner, of the lndepen- dent Arkansian Job rooms, presents us with some specimens of his job printing which certainly exhibit very consid- erable degree of artistic skill.
 Mir. l.. B. Bell, Superintendent in charge of the hands on the Russellville snd Harrison road was in town Sunday last, and reports work progressing fine- iy on the road. He returned to the work Monday.
 -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.
 -C. B. Moselcy, Agent for the Quit man Nursery will deliver trees at Rus sellville and Atkins on Friday, Nov. 2sth, 1879. Subscribers will please be at the place of delivery and rece i've aAeir trees. [2w. The Russellville Democrat states in its last issue that Mir. J. l.. Shinn did business amounting to over $6, 900 last week. Business must be booming in Russellville.-Atkins News.
 It is. Russellville is doing just about 50 per cent. more business this fall than she has ever done at any pre- yious year.
 QUERY Has the temperance so' ciety gained any new members lately We judge SO, for we see SC veral of the boys now travel River Street every time they have business at the depot Good boys. to travel so far around to keep out of the way of the saloons or Jefferson Street. But 1t is astonishing how often some of them have to make trips to the depot.
 We had call from Mir. N. w. Kuhn, of Sulphur Spring, (this county, last Thursday. Mir. K. is new citi. zen in our county, having come hither from Georgia about year and a hall ago; but he has fully proven himself to be just the kind of a man that we want-a live, progressive, industrious, honest and exemplary citizen. He has gone to work not only to make some mlng out of mother earth, but also to arouse an interest among the people of his neighbornood in schools literary so- cieties, sabbath schools. prayer meet ings and such other agencies as are cal culated to elevate and refine society, and make man happy and prosperous We should be happy to see our county hlled up with just such men. Some one writing from Harrison to the Little Rock Gazette says that the question of the Harrison and Rus sellvih roadis being warmly agitated over there, and states that Cap. Flick is the