The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

ing beautiful residence erected on St , Mary street.
 MT. ". F. Ellington has recently arrived from Gadsden, Tenn, and vii in future reside in our county.
 --Mrs. Barnes. of Ft. Smith, has beer visiting her sister, Mrs. q. ". Chap man, in Russellville, the past week.
 Ut is expected that the fancy fol old gold will soon create favorable sentiment toward the ''yaller dog.''
 --Ifany of our ladies design receiv. 1 ing New Year callers we will be pleas. ed to publish names and places ill oul next issue.
 MT. r. c. Falls, our gentlcmanly aiia efficient county treasurer, called fast Saturday. We are glau to know that he is happy.
 l -Tax-paying time is rapidly ap- proaehing and many shekels of silver will be necessary to satisfy the de- mands of the collector.
 MT. $. N. Evans has rented the BOG acre farm of Mir. J. Shinn on the Ar kansas river, and will move down and take possession next spring. l Conductor Powers, of the Russell vile accommodation, fell from the cars last Tuesday evening and broke his right leg in two or more places.
 "A man bearing the ouphoneons cognomen Of A. c. Dontellit visited our town last week and has his name enrolled upon the mayors docket.
 We would be placed under obliga- tions to our friends Tn town or country if they wolld report to us all news items which come under their notice.
 --l00 bbls, of XXXX flour at Shinn's for only $7 d barrel.
 The new receipts of Christmas goods at R. H. Tates are more complete than has ever been received in Russell vile before. Do not fail to call and see his splendid assortment.
 --The cheapest and nobbiest hats in town are at Shinn's and are just in from New York.
 MT. Luther Benson, a noted tenn perance lecturer, of Indianapolis, Ind, will most likely deliver one of his clos quent lectures in Russellville before long.
 For clothing go to Shinn's; he , keeps the largest stock, offers the great. est inducements, and can fit anybody
 We are placed under very many obligations to MT. George Bruchie for valuable assistance this week. George is worthy knight Of the stick and rule
 -LosT.-By the undersigned on or about Wednesday, Sth inst, a leather pocketbook containing S20 silver hill and perhaps other money. A suitable reward will be given for it's return to $. A. Bradley, Russellyille, Ark.
 We are pleased to see MT. Henry Erwin so far recovered from his recent illness as to be out on the streets again May you have long exemption from a similar attack, Henry! -MARRIED.-At the residence of the , brides mother. Mrs. Brown, in Res seIlville, on Wednesday evening, Dec Sth, 1880, by Lewis Allen, Esq, Mir Eli Ozment and Mrs. Jose phine Wad' lington.
 Many advertise BARGAINS. but a few houses you can realize if. So cal ;t J. l.. Shinn's and you won't be hum bIgged.
 . MT. James H. Allen. brother O f our fellow-tow wnsman, B. w. Allen died of erysipelas at Georgetown, thi county, on the 9th inst. His remains were inferred in Russellville cemeter, Friday morning.
 --The REDUCED PRICES at Shinn keeps his popular house crowded iron morning till night.
 Would it not be wise to restrict tn, use of the festive firecracker duriny the holidays? Much danger turks be hind the crimson covering and thu '.small boy' should not be allowed [, explode them on the public streets. 3 The grand Estey organ at Shinn' a will be handsome Christmas present Every dollars worth of goods you pur chase of that house gives you chance to draw 1t.
 --The ladies of the Baptist churcl T are arranging every detail preparator, e to making their supper on the 3ls inst, one of the very best of the sea e son. We feel certain our liberal cii Q zens will accord to them splendit > support.
 What lovely dolmans at Shinn's r Only few more left.
 Our corpulent friend, Charle. = Churchill, has been promoted and as s signed duty in the freight departmen e of the Ft. Smith road at this station f Charley is not member of the chnrcI { or Sunday school, bat is good worke !, among cotton bales all the same. t "A full line of groceries-an coffe e and -four specially, at Tate's.
 The following are prices current il ' this market: Cotton, l0and i0l5 pork 5: corn. 40; eggs, 35; butter, 20; chickel } 20; beef, gross, 3; hides, dry, I5; meal |. a- VA. l., oafraa on and 1a nor pOunl