The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
A SPECIALITY,
Russellville, ---Arkansas.

congregation is pleased, for he has been faithful and efficient minister. --Messrs. J. T. Chambers of London and Anthony Bewly, of Scottsville, were pleasant and profitable callers at the DEMOCRAT saHctum last week.
 --Should any of our lady friends de- sire to receive on New Years day, we will give the desired notice of the fact if handed in prior to December 22d. The W. c. T. U. members are re- quested to come out to the regular meeting of the Union on Thursday af- ternoon at the residence of J M. Haney. pices of the w. c. T U., will have a candy pulling at the Fowler hall next l Friday night. The public is invited to attend.
 | We are sorry to hear of the contin ued illness of Mr. w. D. Livingstone. He has never fully recovered from an attack of fever contracted several months ago.
 At the next meeting of the Knights and Ladies of Honor, Friday night 10th inst, some important business will come before the lodge. Every member should be in attendance. We sincerely thank those of our | friends who have come forward and | paid their subscriptions. A prompt paying subscriber is the noblest friend of the printer.
 A gifted young minister from Mag nolia is expected in Russellvile before the close of the holidays. The attrac- tion is one of the fair young assistants in the public school.
 Capt. James NJ. Harkey contributes an article to-day setting forth the ac- tion of the masonic grand lodge on the subject of temperance. The article will be read with interest.
 It is thought the lands of the re- cent Cherokee reservation will be put on the market soon. Due notice oy advertisement will appear in the DEM ocRAT when such is the case.
 Il have added to our stock a large amount of Glass and Queensware, which we will sell cheaper than you eyer saw. J. l.. TUCKER.
 MT. Ed. P. Wells, Thetis P. O., Stevens Co.,, Wash. Terr., was entirely | Cuftu Ol tuCuilluLioui by thC oSO VI kJe. Jacobs Oil. He says: ''I consider 1t a wonderful remedy and will always speak good word for it."
 IT WILL DO YOU GOOD TO CALL AND SEE J. w. WELLS EXCELLENT STOCK OF HOLI- lDAY GOODS.
 l fctp tt1a !, n ax bright visions of Christmas trees laden with enchanting fruit are seen by the average Sunday school pupil. Iris we'll Let the young heart be made rejoice with exceeding great joy. l Mrs. B. w. Cleaver has opened a restaurant at the stand recently vaca- ted by J. L.. Tucker, on Jefferson street, where she Is prepared to serve the pub lie with meals day or night. Fresh oysters served in any style. Patronage respectfully solicited.
 IT WOULD TAKE TOO MUcH TIME AND SPACE TO DESCRIBE MY LINE OF CHRISTMAS Goops. CALL AND SEE THEM.
 J. W. WELLS.
 Mrs. K. G. Morton, the champion butter maker, has placed the DEMOCRAT under obligations for a sample roll, the product of her dairy. From the sam- pic before us we are not surprised that her make of butter finds such ready sale.
 Hast Sunday the regular train on the Valley Route was so far behind schedule time that a special train was made up at Little Rock and sent to Fort Smith. The regular train did not come west of Little Rock. No mail was re- ceived that day from the east.
 IT IS HARDLY NECESSARY TO SAY THAT AM HEADQAR- TIERS FOR HOLIDAY GOODS. CALL AND SEE ME.
 J. w. WELLS.
 MT. Henry NJ. Truett, former cit izen Of this county, now in the mercan' tile business in Searcy county, accom- panied by his son who is attending Prof. Frye's school at Dover, called yesterday and renewed subscription tc the DEMOCRAT. We may be pardoned the remark that Mir. Truett has been { regular subscriber for this paper foi six years. and says he wants it to con tinue coming.
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