The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11

Prof. W. c. Smith, genial ant pleasant as ever, was a welcome caller Tuesday. His home is at Metropolis Ill.,, but he has yet warm place 1T his heart for Russellville, his former home.
 Cocoa shells, delicious and nutri cious substitute for coffee and at hall the price, at the Star store.
 All the new brick buildings are rapidly nearing completion and some of them will be occupied ere the close of the week. The Peoples bank ex poets to get into its new quarters by New Years.
 --The Clerks permission to wed ha, been granted to the following parties the past week: s. M. Smith and Miss Mary Findley, $. T. Crotts and Mrs Sallie c. Evans, J. T. Sorrells and Miss Maggie Webb.
 I have just received beautiful as- sertment of gold pens, gold penhold- CTS and magic pencils. H. c. Wilkey,
 The Rev. Mir. Shives and pr. Pat ton will begin meeting at the court house next Friday night. There will be services Saturday and Sunday, morning and evening. The public gen. orally is invited.
 JUST oPENED-A splendid line of tan colored hsnriettas at 22c. They are regular BOG. goods, double width. See them at Jacobson's.
 Mir. R. G. Hog an of St. Louis ar- rived Saturday joining his family here who had been visiting tho family of Mr. J. V. Morton. They left Monday for short visit to Hot Springs, from whence they will return to St. Louis.
 When you come to town to trade, make 'sB' line for Jacobson's and you will save money, get good value, and go home happy.
 The Cumberland Presbyterian mite society was most admirably entertain ed at the residence of w. H Rankin last Friday evening. The public will be pleased to know that these meetings so auspiciously begun are to be kept up.
 Jno. H. Gamer, the Photographer, having returned from Atkins, asks that those needing photos for Christmas will please call early.
 Many porker has bit the dust since the cold weather set in. Owing to the scarcity of corn much meat will be taken off the mast this season and consequently much of 1t will not be as valuable or desirable as when fatted on corn.
 A fresh lot of finest hand made cream candy ever brought to this market on exhibition and for sale at
 J. w. Fucker < Sons
 John A. Erwin & Go. are receiving daily additions to their already we'll filled stock of furniture. They keep everything needed in their line, includ- ing wall papers, carpets, rugs, oil cloth, etc. is geod house and com mands large trade.
 Mems elegant prince albert suits, silk and satin lined, custom made, per feet fitting, at nominal prices at
 Jacobson's.
 MT. G. A. Gamble, after making 2 very successful fruit tree delivery re- turned to Harrison last week. He promises to make . more complete can- vass in this county next Spring than ever before and if our people don't buy fruit trees it will not be his fault.
 Don't forget T. F. Moody watch-ma- ker and jewsler when you want first class work done. Shop at Odom's res taurant. Jan. ..
 Mir. R. T. Smith, cotton buyer. was the purchaser Tuesday of one of the registered Holstein heifers from Mir. 5. s. Moselsy. It is beautiful ami nal, the price of which was $500. It Is matter of regret that she is to be taken to Palestine, Texas, when MT. Smith returns home.
 Dent forget when you want your sewing machines properly adjusted to bring them to T. F. Moody, at Odom s restaurant, Jefferson street. jsn8
 Master West Humphrey, Jr. cele- brated his fifth birthday last Saturday by giving a dining to which was invit- ed a number of his little associates and pleasant reunion was had. His fath- CT came in off the road to participate In the festivities and we donbt if any one present enjoyed the occasion more than he.
 Withhold your holiday purchases un- til you see my elegant stock of holiday goods to be opened Dec. 20.
 WM. BROOKS.
 The contract for the painting and decorating Of the Peoples Exchange Bank has been awarded to MT. J. W. Brown of this city. Considering the sharp competition for the contract the securing of it is quite afeather In the car of MT. Brown. That the work will be beautifully and artlstically done there can be no doubt.
 Remember that the Love & Roy' Hardware Co.,, have the finest and bes line of silver plated knives, forks, spoons, etc.. ever before shown to thu citizens of Russellville.
 -Dr. +. J. Marberry of Garner and Miss Mamie Patty of Searey were mar ried December 3d by Rev. s. II. Bab cock. The groom is brother of thu pr. Marberry whose killing near Doy CT two years ago was the sensation O. the hour: the bride is the young lady to whom this doctor was understood tc be engaged to marry at the time of hi' death.
 Those triple plated initial tca an. table spoons for sale by the Love { Rows Hardware Co, are the best tn market affords and are warranted t give satisfaction for 20 years.
 The following out of town friend have dropped in on the DEMOCRAT tn mast week: Dr. J. K. Kinney, D. Y Moore MIR. ShiAn, Thos. N. Elem ino A. M. Shinn, J. W. Linam, Il Baurichter, John Tarkenton, J. A Hickman, W. N. Hobbs, Dr. Chas. Rye W. J. Ksston, J. l.. Critz, c. 5. Bel W. T. Jennings, Dr. Buchanan, J. ( Bruton, k. 0. Morton.
 Holiday goods of nicer design sa cheaper prices than was ever oeloI seen in RnssellFlIle sL my nc" piu Store. Opening Dee. go: --The Atkins Mail indignantly d
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