The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-12-04
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The lecture OF Hon. s. r. Leland n
the courthouse last Saturday evening
was deserving of q much larger audi
diencs than was present, yet 1t can be
said that IL was very good audience
for Saturday evening. The next lee
ture, "Stonswall Jackson" by Georg'
L. Vending, 10 one OF the very bes
! OF the course, and IL justice 10 done sht
speaker and the public themselves there
will be crowded house to hear It.
Call At H. C. wilkey's and see tn.
largest and best assorted stock Of watch
es, clocks, jswclry and silverwars
that was ever seen In Russellvillc.
--Thos. j. Shinn OF Montgomery
county, N. G. and Silas M. Shinn Of
Sanoma county, CAL, are expected Il
Walt their brother, Judge N. ID. Shinn
during the Christmas holidays. Judge
Shinn requests us to invite any of the
connection living within reach to call
on them while they are at his house,
The visit OF the brothers Ia looked for
ward to by Judge Shinn with happy
antlcipations, and we trust no unto
ward event will prevent their full re-
alization.
Don't buy town lots until you see
those on the market In Terrence adj
dition. No others can compare with
them. Lawrence Bradley, the agent,
will take pleasure la showing them to
you.
| The audience at the Cumberland
Presby terian church last Thursday eve
ming was the largest. perhaps. that ev-
or assembled In the church. The occa.
sion was the regular Thanksgiving en-
tertainmont given BY the members Of
the Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor. The program, varied
aud interesting, was splendidly render
cd by the respective participants. II is
safe to say that all the entertainments
under the auspices of this society will |
draw crowded houses.
Lawrence Bradley will sell you prop
erty In the beautiful Terrence addition
1T figures that will pay you to invest
whether you want to build . homo or
hold for profit. The most desirable lots
are going rapidly.
Rev. Mr.. Johnsey, the nav pastor
| for the N. K. Church, South, this city,
arrived Tuesday night and will begin
his work for the year by preaching
next Sunday. He 10 new man in the
| Arkansas Conference. but 10 very high
~ spoken OF by those for whom shs has
preached heretofore. --Bentenville
| Democrat.
The DEMOCRAT takes very great
pleasure In bearing testimony to the
| high estimation In which Mr.. Johnsey
and his estimable wife are held In this
community where they have zealously
and faithfully labored the past two
| years. We could not wish for them more
than to hope that they may have as
many true and devoted friends In their
new home ~ they lett in Russellville.
Try Morning Glory baking powder
1t Is no cheap stun, but 10 guaranteed
to be made Of the pursst cream Of tarter
and acid phosphate and will equal any
you ever used. For sale by
Tucker q Son.
| Mr.. James Potts resignation OF
the position of assistant cashier was
rendered the directory of the Citizsns'
Savings Bank Monday, and accepted,
and Mr.. James E. Battenfield elected
to succeed him. Mr.. Potts retirement
was caused by urgent personal affairs
which demand his time and attention.
He has filled the position he leaves with
great credit, having been courteous,
prompt and efficient, and in his retire.
mont carries with him, not only the
| confidence and esteem Of his business
associates, but OF the public also. Mr..
Battenfield, the newly elected assistant,
possesses admirable qualifications for
successfully filling the responsible
position to which he has been assigned,
and we heartily congratulate the bank
upon securing his services.
We have invented an order box and
attached same to our door In which
you can drop your orders at any time
when we are closed and they will have
our earliest morning attention.
j. W. Tucker h Son.
The outside work Of the elegan,
new brick buildings of SwllliDg 4
Patrick. DIR. X. M. Drummonds, G. q,
VIM, Smith q Brown and Wootsn &
Oates is finished Ono Of the striking
features Of the buildings. and one that
shows them of to great advantage. Il
the work done by the Excelsior Gal
| VAUIZ0Q OOintCC w VI Vi L "
Smith under the direction Of theil
Mr.. M. C. Wallace. The work Is moi
only substantially done, but executed
I'm a style OF workmanship that demon.
strates the fact that this house Is moi
only prepared to fill all orders, but
fully understands It's business. Tit
spscialties of this house are, iron cor
nice, window caps and fronts, corruga
ted iron and slate roofing, and posses
J sing IS they do unlimited facilities thu
firm is Ienablsd to promptly execute any
quantity Of work In their line entrust
ed to them.
Christmas il coming, and Mrs. s. NJ
Perry has received and opened up ont
Of the handsomest and most complete
line of dolls and all kinds of toys eve
before shown in this market. Call ant
see them.
Tho NATIONAL DKkocRAT which
was established In Washington on,
wear ago BY Edmund Hudson, with the
Endorsement of many Of the great lead
ers Of the party, has entered upon III
second wear with q circulation Of 40,
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/, the largest circulation ever attained BY
weekly Newspaper during the frs
year of Its existence. This Nationa
Democrat occupies field of It's own
and one that too long remained un
niled. 1t gives complete record o
political information, including the
most important speeches that are de
livered by Democratic leaders In Con
} gress and on the stump. 1t is render
Ing the party an important service, snt
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fully informed in regard to public
affairs and who msan TO defeat tn,
wicked scheme OF Republican leader
to secure permanent control OF the Gov
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