The Russellville Democrat., 1888-12-13

EW. J. Barnett.
 hs Miss May McCune of Scottsyille is ,xt- ,sIting Miss Sue Lawrence. a- All the Sunday schools in town 's nl have a christmas tree except the II !. Presbyterian. \ sTITcket No. 378 which drew the Astch at Wilkey & Steuckels was held Ry Miss Marie Brown of Dover.
 Miss Minnie Underwood and Miss 8Aljce Mann are in the employ of NMessrs. Wilkey & Steuckle.
 Miss Lou Parish is on the sick list Itbs week, fact that will be deeply re- gretted by her friends.
 MT. J. L. Lemley has the agency for steam washing machine which seems \ to be most excellent invention.
 --Go to Wilkey & Stueckel's for bri- da presents.
 We learn from private letter that - sB Iem Hughey has located near vPslmer, Texas.
 II Watches from $2.5O to $150.at VII key and Stueckels.
 MT. D. D. Dyer ha. opened tobac- co. cigar and native wine stand next door to Durrall Woods restaurant. | Furniture for everybody and prices satisfactory. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. -ReY. James F. Montgomery, of Ap- petoD, was the guest of Mir. Jay Will iiamson Sunday.
 Sewing machines for everybody cheap for cash. Jno. A. Erwin & Go. Sheriff Young will rent the school land in this county early next month. See his notice.
 -J. w. Wells is headquarters for Holiday goods.
 Ut is reported that Mir. Jessup and family are dissatisfied with their Texas ..ssspe and will return to Dardanelle.
 You can buy Xmas goods cheap at
 J. ". Wells.
 A caboose and empty freight car were derailed Monday night just east of the section house. A misplaced switch caused the accident.
 For fine Holiday goods at low pric- es, call on J. W. Wells.
 MT. J. W. Eudy, one of Dover townships finest farmers and best citi- zens was visitor among his Russell Yille friends this week.
 -Raisins, entrants, prunes. citron and mince meat at BERNARD BROS.
 The Rev. Mir. Johnsey, the new pastor of Methodist church has arrived and is stopping temporarily at the res- idence of Mir. Arthur Erwin.
 Do not fail to see my line of Holi- day goods. J. W. Wells. -Messrs. w. II. Ross of Hector, W. S. Bowden of Caglesvillc, Ali Dlckey were callers at this office Tuesday after xfgon.
 Presents suitable for al! sizes, ages and conditions. J. W. Wells.
 MT. w. H. Chaffin, of Newton coun- ty, has entered the employ of Superin- tendan. Healey of the Ouita mines. We are under obligations to Mir. c. for re- cent favors.
 For rent contracts. deeds, mort gages and blanks of all kinds, call at the DEMOCRAT office.
 The we'll houses have been painted and are now all right. The well, how ever, at Shinn's corner has no pump in 1t. The authorities ought to put one there without further delay.
 See Bernard's assortment of Toys before you buy.
 MT. J. c. Baker, one of Newton county's staunch democrats and most progressive citizens, called to see us Tuesday and renewed for the Great Fam fly Weekly for another year.
 Tea sets chamber sets, glass sets, :, water sets cheaper than you ever saw 7them before at BERNARD BROS. MT. John R. Bailey, of St. Louis, is the siIver-tongued orator who fixes up the bargains for the public at Shinn's auction store. He is a genial gentle man and understands his business.
 --Wilkey & Stueckel keep full as sortment of sewing machines, needles and fixtures.
 --"Beautiful Story, "the subscription book sold by Mir. J. NJ, Nelson is re- ceiving hearty commendation from all who have examined it. It Is especially suitable for a holiday p0esent for the young or old.
 If you want woolen peice goods go to Wilkey & Stuckel's and get any thing you want.
 a pleasant caller Monday, that an epi- demic of matrimonial fever is ragin 2 around about Appleton. The ministers a1 axfr rtra tac ayi1anfIU ra a mi n rich harvest In that section.
 If you want a sewing machine ol any kind come to see us.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co. --The Presbyterian ladies supper will be served Friday night, Decem Der Els in the hall over K. J. Wilson's store Extensive preparation is being made and tLe occasion promises to be exceed ingiy pleasant in every way.
 Following are the marriage licens es issued since last week: Houston Dickson and Miss l.. A. Jackson, l.. 0 Standridge and Miss Nancy Freeman J. II. Havner and Miss Sallie Steel, J W. Nickels and Miss Ella Harrolson,J u T. Biggers and Miss Allison Love.
 Every sewing machine we have | guaranteed in every particular.
 Jno. A Erwin & Co.
 ---The sidewalk from tn courthouse to the Christian churcl has not yet been built, notwith standing the street committee ordered the work done month ago. What the matter? As much needed improve ment as this should not be allowed t drag so, Messrs. city fathers.
 --wilkey & stuckel keep first clas Tailor shop and will give you firs class fit.
 J. W, Wells has an elegant line O comb and brush sets, odor cases, man