The Russellville Democrat., 1885-12-17

l --GExTIEMEN You are still putting i off settlement with us. This is tho last 1 chance. From now till 26th of Dec, EIyou will save cost and trouble. After the 25th we will sue about ten to twsn- 1 ty-fivc per day until we close up our books. J. M. HARKEY & BRO. tZTo- night at the regular prayer meeting service at the c. F. church will be read reportof the years work by the pastor. The members are re- quested to attend.
 --NoTIcE.--Parties wanting fruit trees from my nursery are hereby noti- fled that have returned home and can fill their orders any day.
 --Rusier than a bee hive is a certain RussellvilIe home making active prepa- rations tor the approaching Duptials Of It's youngest daughter. We cannot divulge the name for week or two yet.
 -C. B. Gerber is uiir accredited col. lector, and Is fully authorized and en- powered 10 enforce collections as he may deem best and our interest may de- mand. J. M HARKEY & BRO.
 Oct. 20. 1885, tf.
 -Mr. Jacob Gross, brother to our Mir. X. W. Gross arrived q few days ago from Hungary and will try the realities of American citizenship under demo- cratic president.
 Holiday goods cheaper than ever at J. W. Wells.
 --Callers this week: W. I. Pollock, w. H. Bonds, Atkins; Messrs. Mo- Swayne and Kendall, Dardanelie; z. !, Traniham, Siiex; K. R. Reed, Pleasan, Love, T. J. Shreve, London; J. c. Bru- ton. W. McAnally. Gumlog; J H. Wheeler. J. T Odom, John Casey, Do- yer: F. M. Donahoo, w. A. Bell, James Whitesides, Potts; c. A. Bartlett. Ap- pleton.
 Holiday goods at hard times prices, at J. W. Wells.
 Judge l.. W. Davis returned from Little Rock last Saturday, and was suc- cessful in securing an appeal for his client Mccoy, and the case was p'aced upon the docket of the supreme court. A decision will be reached not earlier than the 10th of February next. The Little Rock Democrat reporter says Judge Davis brief was most excel lent one.
 --JUsr THINK !-Ladies Ebony work boxes 75c, with silk plush binding, $1.75. Comb and brush cases, leather bound with satin lining only $1.5O. Photograph albums 3b and 50 cents. Leatherette writing desks 75c. Call and see me. J. ". Wells.
 At last Russellville is about to Ob- tam that which she has long felt press ing need, namely-a public hall, es- peeially fitted up for public gatherings of every kind., It is being built by that enterprising firm, Luker Settle & Co.,, adjoining their manufacturing estab- lishment, and we are assured that when completed it will be adequate to all demands likely to be made upon it by Russellyills audience for many years. It will be in the upper story of the new addition to the Luker & Settle building, will be 30 75 feet, with If feet ceiling. The general public can- not fail to appreciate the spirit that prompts these gentlemen to furnish convenience so long needed in this com munity.
 This is to certify that we have used the Electro Motor Teething Necklace for our children and can say that we were never annoyed with sickness pending the time that the children were teething and we attribute it to their wearing the necklace.
 LEM GRAY,
 H. COHEN,
 JNo. A. ERWIN
 For sale by Joe Jacobson.
 Ten Nights in Bar Room. A Drama in Five Acts. All the sorrows that surround drunkard's home, dis closed. Has been the source of anuse- ment in the royal chambcr.-Praised by Kings and admired by Queens. Is accepted by everybody as being the best thing of it's class in the known world Don't fail to attend. Come one, come all. Admission 25c. Children under 10 years, 10c.
 Any one wanting anything in the Jewelry line would do well to step over to Dardanelle and call on Whittlesey. He keeps large stock of fine Watches, Chains. Rings, Pins. Ear-bobs, Lockets, Charms, Gold Pens and everything in the shape of Silverware, and he sells az cheap as they do in Little Rock. Be- sides his cheap prices, he will, by way way of an advertisement give ? fine oil Paintings to his customers on Jan. lsf, and one is as liable to receive them as another. He has everything you may want in his line, and you can surely find a present for all of your friends in his stock. Go and see, don't forget tue place, wuITTLEsEY's, next to Freed's.
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 READ AND ACT. J. W. Wells, who for several years has been headqnart- CTS for pure, cheap drugs and drug rist sundries, and who has for several years administered freely to the wants of his customers, with every thing de- sired in the way of Christmas prese its, now has his store handsomely filled with the most choice and select line of Holiday goods ever exhibited in Rus sellville, consisting of fine silk plush and metallic Dressing cases, Odor cases, Shaving sets, Work boxes, Comb and Brush cases, French plate mirrors, Jew el boxes, Smokers sets, choice lot of Albums, Writing desks. Picture frames and Scrap books, and most elegant stock of Stationary Of the latest designs. Come and see for yourselves as lt Is im- possible to describe my stock. Wishing you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, 1 am
 Yours truly,