The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-19
I've have several very able cores,

We have several very able corres- pondents. Their letters are read with a great degree of interest and pleasure. --Messrs. J. D. Love and R. NJ. Har- key, attending school at Pea Ridge, re- turned home Saturday to spend the holidays with their parents. You can get handsome present for your father, mother, sister, brother or any other relrtive at remarkably low price at H. c. Wilkey's. MT. and Mrs. H. P. Barbee are guests of the family of Mir. J. V. Nor ton. Their many Russellville friends accord them a, cordial welcome. Prestoi Changel Gray and faded boards made to assume their original color by applying Buckingham's Dye for tho Whiskers. It never fails to satisfy.
 MT. J. NJ. T. Simmons of Wilson town ship was seriously injured by be- | ing thrown from horse one day last week. He is reported as recovery rap idly.
 --Messrs. G. M. Williamson of Quit man and A. B. Williamson of Morrill, ton came up Tuesday to attend the burial of their kinsman. Robt. F.. Williamson.
 | We are pleased to state that the Y, F. s. c. K. purposes giving another entertainment at the c. P. church on the night of the 25th inst. See pro- gramme elsewhere.
 Mrs. E. E. Webster of Kansas city is visiting her sister. Mrs. Dr. Pruitt She will remain several weeks, after which she will visit friends in Florida before returning home.
 Our large stock of goods must go, regardless of prices. Wooten X Oates.
 --Our people never bad better line of silverware to select from than the stock now displayed at H. c. Wllkey's. The stock is surprisingly large and prices astonishinglv low. Go and see. We are now astonishing the natives with low prices. Wo0ten X Oates. Rev, w. c. Wheat IS delivering a series of discourses at Clarksville this week on the design aud mode of bap- tism, subject to which he has given considerable thought and discusses with marked ability.
 Furniture cheaper than anybody. l JNo. A. ERWIN & Go.
 The mercantile establishment of MT. A. M. Sosbee at Mill Creek was de- stroyed by fire last week, entailing a loss of about $4000. Insured for about 5000. The origin of the fire is un- known.
 Don't miss those great bargains at WoOten x Oates.
 MT. James NJ. Hamilton placed on our table Tuesday bunch of early strawberry plants in full bloom. The unusually warm and spring-like weath. CT of the past two weeks is responsible for the mid-winter novelty.
 A small sum of money will buy a large amount of goods at
 Wooten X Oates.
 Rev. W. E. Johnsey, pastor of the NJ. K. O. S., contemplates beginning 1 protracted meeting at his church on the first Sunday in January next. He re spectfully asks the cooperation of thu christian people of the community.
 We are going to slaughter prices un til our large stock of winter goods arr sold. Wooten x Oa es.
 MT. H. c. Wllkey has large st0cI of jewslry, watches, clocks, musical in struments, plush goods and silverwar' suitable for the holiday trade, which he Ia selling cheaper than the same lins of goods were eyer sold here before.
 A few sewing machines to close ou by January lst. Call early. JNo. A. ERWIN & Co,
 --The Russellville Foundry has tn contract for furnishing the iron fron for Smith & Browns brick store house This will be ths heaviest molding evei turned out by our foundry but Messrs smith, Settle X Go. will be equal to tn emergency.
 WANTED. Every egg in Pope county win pay the highest cash price fo them. J. B. EvASTs < Go.