The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-09
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tscap 1thf WItu 18 privileges VII soon bs gone.
 1he Spring Hill Items came to' late for this issue, but will appear il next.
 ,l --2i One pound loaves of bread at th, Bakery for $l.00 in cash.
 --The Senior editor and his brother MT. H. z. Scott, of Chicago, visited Dover this week.
 1.-The incoming holiday seasof promises to be unusually gay and at tractive. Both young and old will have abundant amusement and pleas ure.
 Parties wanting cakes Of any de. cription they can be had at the Russ, ellville Bakery, from 35ct, te $500 per pound.
 MT. H. A. Douthitt. and Master Robert Erwin are assisting this week in boxing and shipping large quanti- ty of Messrs. Harkey & Bros. proprie- 1 tary medicines.
 1 The finest display of hats and caps | cag be found Ut Jacobson. An invoice of the two stocks of goods belonging to E. Roth shows a value of $ls,000. This together with about forty bales of cotton aggregates assets to the value of about $20 GOO. No indication of the final disposition of this property has been given out by the deputy marshal in charge.
 Santa Claus has taken up his head 1 quarters at my store. Call and see him. J. W. WELLS. The following are prices current in this market: Cotton, 10 and j0ls; pork, 5: corn. 40; eggs, 20; butter, 25; chicken 20; beef, gross, 3; hides, dry, 15; meal, 65 per bu.; coffee, 20 aud 25 per pound 1; sugar, 1lal21a per pound; flour, 6.O0a l 7.50 per barrel; potatoes, sweet, 50 per bIs.shel; potatoes, Irish, 20 per bushel.
 IA cc,ny of Shakespeare, Tennyson, Byron, Milt9n, or Moore is nice pres ent. They caN> be found at the store of
 J. ". WELLS.
 -Ho, for the holidayN! T. ". Yerz- ley, the Boss Grocer, is ready ro-> >snn> ply any quantity of first class goods necessary in getting up your Sunday, holiday or week day dinners. There you will find canned goods ofevery de- scription and family groceries in abun- dance. Drop in if ycu want something good and substantial.
 Il desire to call your attention to my nice line of photograph and autograph albums. bibles, Red Line poets, fine newspapers, notices, card- board, motto frames. accordeons, harps, etc.
 J. w. WHILE.
 A GRAND EXCURSION. sge> ments are perfected for an excursion over the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway and it's connections, to points in Tennessee. Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina, on the 20th inst. A rare opportunity is thus offered to par~ ties desiring to spend the holidays with friends and relatives in those states. For further particulars see supplement enclosed.
 Ladies, gentlemen and children: You are respectfully invited to call and examine my large stock of Christmas goods, consisting of vases, toilet sets, mantle sets, cups and saucers, mugs, dolls, etc. J. ". WELLS.
 MT. J. S. Church, proprietor of the Russellville Chair factory, inserts a card in to-day's DEMOCRAT calling at tention to the fact that he is ready for business and prepared to furnish the trade with chairs of various designs. This institution should meet with en- couragement at the hands of our peo- pie to reward the energetic proprietor for locating and the investment of cap ital in our midst. At some future time we will visit this establishment avns then we will have more to say concec ssl ing it.
 TX. K. K.-Not Ku-Klux- klan, but kriss KrIngle Koming, to remind the good and bad ofthis "wick- ed world" that if they wish to be re- memDereu tO stralgntWay v1s1t Jacob son and purchase from his immense stock of clothing or gents furnishing goods and select good present for their friends or relatives.
 -Apropos of the arrival in our midst of native of Pope county who has been absent for 24 years, some funny incidents are related relative to the days of auld lang syns. One merchant is reminded of 2 Sunday hunt in the long ago whom the report of a gun dis charged at squirrel sounded like q cannon and revsrberated among the hills until his heart became sick with the fear of unavoidable detection. | Such feeling would be quite natural under the circumstances, but in jns> tics to both parties we will say that they gave up Sunday hunting many. many years ago.
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