The Russellville Democrat., 1884-12-11

--Our wiii-be-cifizens Of kusseilviile
Mr. and Mrs. y. y. Faucefte, we've III
town Monday. preparatory to moving
to this place.
Christmas toys and presents for the
young and old, very cheap at
Alexander q Co.'S.
and a number Of the ladies and gentle
men we're out enjoying the fresh coun-
try air.
/ When you want suit of clothes,
over coat or hat, look for the sign
"O'Neal Bros, Clothing" that is the
place to get bargain.
Mr.. - Bell, a prominent merchant
and honorable citizen Of Potts Station,
was seen on our streets one day last
week.
Capt. y. II. Perry is now prepared
to furnish travellers with all necessary
accommodations at the house lately
known as the Buckingham house.
There is very SHADY young man
in town who makes wagons while his
girl dresses dolls. The!querry is, what's
his name(?)
--Cloaks, Kirk jackets, wool shawls
| of every description, nubies, ladies,
gents, Misses and childrens wool hose,
gents wool goods of every grade, shade
and price, at O'Neal Bros.
There will be divine services at the
Methodist church next Sunday at IL
o'clock and at night. by the pastor,
Rev. A. P. Melton.
Moved to Smokey Row, between
jacobson and Allen & Blackburn, where
we will be pleased to see our friends
and furnish the n fresh groceries cheap
er than ever. TUCKER & BERNARD.
MIR. - Estus of S. Carolina has
purchased the Lem Hughey place near
Gala Creek, and took possession last
week. Mr.. Hughey contemplates NOV
ing to Washington county.
IF transltive means tpassing over"
then intransitive should mean sspassing
under" at least so one of the junior
class at the College thinks and defines.
A new channel for Christmas juice
will have to be found. If there is one
that can be found or invented, you can
bet your bottom dollar it will be.
Among our callers from abroad
this week, we gladly note Mr.. Josiah
Womble, of Berlin, and Messrs. j. S.
Linzey and Jesse Jacket, of Martin
township.
Rev. B. r. Womack was the recip-
lent Of a pleasing testimonial from the
members of the Baptist congregation at
this place last Monday evening in the
shape of a generous donation of money,
groceries, etc,
December 1st showed an enrolment
OF 307 pupils in our Public school. So
far the falling of usual at the approach
of the holiday season has been very
small.
Prof. Henry Floyd will spend the
Christmas holidays abroad, and when
he returns will be accompanied by a
newly made bride in the person of Miss
Pauline Busey of Hillsboro, Ark. We
congratulate the Professor i'll the APP
preaching suspicious event.
County Judge Linzy requests us
to give notice to all parties having
claims against the county. that their
claims will be audited and allowed
among the first business done at the
ensuing January term of county court,
thus enabling them to use the scrip
in payment Of taxes for 1884.
Three of the very young men of
RussellvilIe were summoned before
Mayor j. +. Richards last Monday
morning charged with disturbing re
Iigious worship ut the Methodist church
the day before. They plead guilty and
were fined $40 and costs. 1t Is to be
hoped the boys will learn a wholesome
lesson from this little escapade.
We enjoyed the excellent music made
by the members of the string band re-
Gently on our corner, whether intended
for this writer or not. 1t was the
sweeter, perhaps, because the strings
were touched for more delicate tym-
panums than our own. AT any rate
we pass thanks to the boys whose
names composed the serenading party
as follows: Jas. l.. Tucker; Charlie F.
York; Will. Il. York; N. d. Rogers;
Jas. Robinson; w. /. Bales.
1t is generally conceded, I'VE believe,
that the assortment of Christmas goods
now displayed at the drug store OF Mr..
j. w. Wells, is superior in point of
quantity, variety and quality to any
| vet brought to the Russellville market.
At any rate it is we'll worth visit to
see his stock and have the eye dazzled
by the sight of his fancy toilet articles,
musical dressing cases and workboxes.
cologne extracts, to say nothing OF the
| innumerable and indercribssle toys and
gifts.
| Col w. A. Weber, representing
the Rural and Workman and Arkansas
Valley, of Little Rock, is in town and
has favored the DEMOCRAT with agreea-
| Bile calls. Col Weber is securing data
for descriptive article on Pope county,
and her resources to be published in
the papers he represents. Some years
| ago Col. Weber, at the head of the
esprit of Arkansas" did efficient SER
| ice in the cause of immigration, and in
this line of business is par excellence.
Our people will accord Col. Webbef
every assistance in their power in his
laudable undertaking.
We are requested by Col. w. c..
Ford to state that the reported lndigni-
ties, or rather the indignites reported
! In the Globe Democrat sometime since,
as having been offered him In Dover
/ Just after the election, are Incorrect,
aud he wishes 1t understood, that he is
In no wise responsible for their circu-
lation. He took the pains to write a
correction of the report at the time to
! the Globe Democrat, and recently
when in st. Louis he called personally
on the editor of tina. paper to have the
! ,nnba th rnuerh that foalfupa