The Russellville Democrat., 1884-12-11
All who are indebfea e. yr,

All VINO are fuueDted to MyeI
N Gross Will please come forward
and settle before the first of Jan
uary.
Potts Station will have two Christ
mas trees.
New clothing, hats, overcoats. etc.
for men and boys, at O'Neal Bros.
Mrs. Cbas. Debenport has a miIli.
merry store at Potts Station.
4 A new stock of brides. halters, etc.
at O'Nneal Bros.
Frank Bell Esq, made quick trir
to London Saturday, to see home folks
When you want suit of clothes OF
overcoat, go to O'Neal Bros.
Our worthy treasurer, Mr.. viii
Baird, of Dover, was In town last Mon
day.
-O'Neal Bros, have Just received
another bran new stock of goods, and
defy competition.
One of Dovers leading druggists,
Mr.. G.. w. Forehand, was in RUSSELL
vile Monday.
Go to j. w. Wells and see the
HutSb anu dIscst ioJ vi COIitcttOHs ever
brought to Russellville.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
meet tomorrow night. Important bus
mess to be attended to.
-HATSl HATSi HATS, 4 bran
new stock of mems and boys hats at
| O'Neal Bros.
Mr.. s. e. Meyer of st. Louis, has
been spending the past week with his
brother, b. Meyer, of this place.
| The largest stock Of Holiday goods.
candies and cigars ever in this part Of
the state. at j. w. Wells.
IS. J. Harris, Esq, one of Dardan-
elle's thorough-goingd druggists, was in
Russellville on business Thursday.
If you wish to have large stock to
select from, you will have to call early,
at j. w. Wells.
There are more Christmas goods in
| Russellville now than was ever seen
before at this time in the season.
--Cut-loaf, pulyerized, and granula-
ted sugars, standard brands, at
Alexander & Co.'S.
/ Mayor w. B. Rolow, of Dover,
made flying trip to town last Tues
day. and favored us with call.
Fresh lot of candies and in fact ev-
erything good to eat at
Alexander & Co.'S.
Rev. A. p. Melton returned Tues
day evening after short visit to rela-
tives and friends in Conway and Quit
man.
The mercantile establishment Of
w. p. Wooten IL Oates continues to be
the centre of attraction for the trading
public for miles and miles around. At
no time in the history of the house, has
it been better equipped for the trade,
or more worthy of the patronage re-
ceived. Every assurance is offered the
public of fair dealing and desire on
the part of the firm and employees to
please and treat courteously each and
every customer.
Self rising buck-wheat flour and
fresh oat meal at Alexander & Cos.
Mr.. II. d. Bonds, prominent
planter, living few miles from Dover,
created quite sensation by bringing to
town last Thursday a wagon drawn by
four yoke of oxen on which were load
Cu bWGlfc DdltS VI CObtpu, CIudt w oVOO
pounds Of the staple. 1t was novel
sight, and one which greatly pleased
our cotton buyers. The entire lot was
| sold to j. M. White and con for 8 :15 all
around. Mr.. Bonds takes the cake for
bringing the biggest load of cotton ev-
err sold In this market. The man that
beats it will have to charter steam
boat.
Mrs. Webb g. johnson have opened
| up their stock Of Toys and Holiday
goods. Every man, woman and child
can be pleased in this new stock of
| goods.
AT the annual election of officers of
| Russellville lodge No 274, A. F.. 81 A.
| NJ, held last Saturday evening the fol-
! lowing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: w. M. Peeler, w.
NJ; A. b. Williamson. D. W.; A. w.
/ Gross, j. W.; w. A. Lyon, Treasurer !;
b. f. Jobe, Secretary. The following
were appointed: T. A. Elgin, S. ID. 7;
w. ). Clifford, j D.; l.. G. Taylor, Ty-
Ter; A. T. Dayis and James Hamilton,
Stewards; G.. w Harkey, Chaplain.
The officers elect will be installed Sat
urday, Dec. 9th, at the lodge room OF
the order.
I - Mrs. Webb & johnson have just
received the finest stock of Millinery
goods ever brought to Pope county.
Millinery of every color, quality and
description, can be had in this thriving
establishment.
Our government can no longer be
said to be an experiment. One hun
dred years Of successful existence have
established 1t as a permanent institu-
ton. The magnificent conduct of the
people during the late election proves
their patriotism. and the wisdom of our
Constitution. Our immense CONNER
cial interests also furnish convincing
proof. We know Of no better illustra-
lion of the success attending honorable
and able business methods than the
firm of ID. IA. Ferry q Co., Detroit,
Mich, the leading seedsnen or this
country. From small beginnings, thir-
ty years ago, they have built up their
mammoth business by strict adherence
to their initial principle Of furnishing
only the best seeds obtainablc. They
offer to send their valuable "AnsnaP'
free to all who expect TO buy seeds OF
bulbs.
Important to Farmers.
Realizing the fact that our farmer
I -. al afnt