The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-20

Now Is the time to buy sewing ms chimes at rock bottom prices come ant see us before you buy.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Judge Bullock is having A fiag-ston, walk laid in front of the courthous, and other Improvements made arounf the building. These Improvements ar, most desirable and win add greatly te the convenience of the public.
 /. v. Wells iS head0uar- terY 16r hOlidQy goods.
 MT. T. c. York arrived from Eure. ka few days ago and is making ar. engagements to move his family to Fu. reka where he will engage in business The DEMOCRAT wishes for them much pleasure and prosperity in their new home.
 l --Shinn has reduced his prices which will greatly aid all those who wish to invest in Christmas presents.
 MT. l.. B. Leigh, representing the twelve companies carrying the insur. anse on the Mslrose cotton mill, spent several days here last week adjusting 1 the loss. We understand the adjust ment was fairly made and satisfactory to the mill management.
 Some mans wife will be made hap py when her husband hangs pair of those fine shoes at Shinns on the tree for her.
 If you contemplate making your wife, sister, sweetheart,-or anybody else, "a beautiful christmas present you should examine the large and varied ass tment of Holiday goods at J. W. Wells drug store. He can suit the most fastidious taste.
 Whats the matter with cash mere shawl for Xmas present. Shinn has them in all colors.
 There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Russellville Cam ming and Evaporating Co.,, at the court house, Monday, January 7th, 1880. for the purpose of electing a board of di- rectors. for the ensuing year. A full at tendance is desired.
 Buy your wife first class sewing machine for Christmas present.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 While the other Sunday schools will have the old-time Christmas tree the o. S. Presbyterian school will introduce an innovation In the way of an arch and table of refreshments. The interesting event will take place in the courthouse on the evening of the 24th.
 Tea sets chamber sets, glass sets, water sets cheaper than you ever saw them before at BERNARD BROS.
 Mi. Joe Howard, one of Martin townships well-to-do planters and whole-souled citizens was mingling with his Russellville friends last Fri day. "Uncle Joe" says he looks for a good crop year in 1889 because Christ mas comes in the dark of the moon this year.
 For rent contracts. deeds, mort gages and blanks of all kinds, call at the DEMOCRAT office.
 Rev. ". B. Johnsey, who succeeds Rev. s. $. Key as pastor of the Metho- dist church, preached his first sermon on Sunday last. He had large con- gregation. We extend to him and his wife a cordial welcome and trust that they may find pleasant home in our midst.
 Buy y0ur H0laday goods from /. y. Wells.
 The Scientific American, referred to in another column, is the very best publication in this country for those in- terested in science, engineering, me- chanics, inventions, etc. A copy of the Scientific American may be seen at the office of this paper, where the subscrip- tions will be received.
 -TwentY-five tons of good hay for sale. Apply to G. A. Morris meat mar ket, Rnssellville. jan 3.
 At Wm. Jackson's gin on Crow mountain one day last week, James lobe aged about 50 years, fell upon the gin saws and was horribly mangled, dyIng in about three hours. He was a patron of the gin and was looking after some cotton seed when the accident oc- cured. It was deplorable accident and is greatly regretted.
 COmpare ng prices With others and act f0r your inter- eSf. /. y. We22S.
 --The following gentlemen have been presented by the Clerk with Christmas gifts: N. J. Massengale, Fannie Pat rick; Sam Sloan, Mollie Wilson; T. J. Skelton. E. J. Kinder, J. S. Danby, Terrissa Byrd; E. F.. Rankin, Mary Griffin, K. II. Chene, Dora A. Webb; K. II. Barlow, Allie Dacus; James Tate, Nettie Barlow; W. II. Huff, Sarah Cos wick; Wash Byrum, Margaret Smith, Dr. J. Nj. Campbell. Tennie Price.
 Do nOt bHg I-maS goods M gOu see nlg stock and prices. /. y. WELLS.
 --Dr. J. NJ. Campbell of Scottsvilie has obtained license to wed Miss Tennie Price, of Liberty township. Dr. Camp bell is one of our most worthy and de- serving young men, and the bride-elect is one of Pope's fairest and most ac- complished young ladies. May the un- lon of their hearts and hands be bless ed by the realization of life's fondest dreams. pr. Ben Bradley the groom s