The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-08

obtaining data for his subject is mys- tsry, but we'll warrant he knowI enough about it to make an interesting discourse.
 We still have few of those ole gsnt cloth Reefer jackets for ladies' which you can buy st your own hg- ures at Jacobson's.
 Number 296I was the lucky tick ct which drew the stove in Love 6 Roys' drawing Dec. Sl. The prize is . handsome Bucks Brilliant, an illustra- ton of which is printed on this page. Messrs. A. Bernard, c. A. Jamison and H. D. Lynch were selected by the tick ct holders to superintend the drawing. Every thing passed of satisfactorily.
 Child's all wool scarlet underwear for less than the flannel is worth, at Jacobson's. If you want them call early. there are only few left.
 We point with pride to Russell. yills's holiday festivities. The people had their social gatherings, their meet ings of pleasure and recreation, their dinings, and what not, without hind rance or molestation. No drunken revelry, indecent orgies or disgrace- ful conduct marred the pleasurs in the least. We are, indeed, proud Of Rus sellville.
 We are authorized to announce that Dr. B. F. Wilson will be at his office in Atkins next Monday, 18th inst. to re- main four or five days. Parties needing dental work should remember the days and call early.
 -Tbe law card of Judge L. W. Davis, successor to Davis | Son, appears in this issue. Judge Davis is an old and DO pular attorney and is too we'll known to need introduction at our hands. He practices in all the courts of the State, and makes commercial matters. collsc- tions etc., speciality. When in need Of legal advice or assistance consult him. Office on River street.
 Gentlemen, my stock of underwear, is as complete as 1t was early in the season, and prices have been reduced sufficiently to close them all out in short order. Jacobson.
 The official statement of tho Citi- zen's Savings' Bank, of Russellville, wbich appears in this Issue, indicates the great strength and thrift of that carefully managed financial institution The standing Of the Citizsns' in the past is . favorable augury for the at- tainment of greater heights of popular ity and success In the future. A well deserved expression of confidence and goodwill is always extended to the Citizens SsvinKs Bank.
 Dr. J. W. O'Kelly, our worthy dsn- tist, and Dr. Wyatt's successor. is in his office on Main street and will re- ain till Saturday. Parties in need of dental work should bear this in mind and call carly. Remember he is at pr. Wyatt's old office.
 An unusal feature of the license business occurred in the clerks office recently. Two persons were granted license to marry the same lady, cap- tivating widow residing in an interior township. Both gentlemen were wid- overs and their deceased wives were sisters of the coveted widow. The fel- low who secured the last license got her. The first license was returned unsatisfed. The disappointed lover could not get his two dollars back how eyer.
 will sell cheap for cash lots 8, g and part off, in block Luksr's addition with improvements thereon. consisting of one four-room and one two-room dwelling, both in good order. Apply to c. W.O. Davis, or R. c. Brown. Jan 8.
 The sad news Of the death of Billy was received here last Friday. Mir. Travis Smith on the holiday excursion to visit relatives in the old North State, contracted cold cnroute and died as above stated. He was . worthy citizen and leaves large circle of friends to mourn his untimsly death. His re- mains were brought to Russellyille for intsrment arriving Wednesday. To his bereavsd family ws offer sympathy.
 Accidents will happen, fires are nearly an every day occurrence, death ls sure. The calamity that any ono of these may bring to you or yours can be largely mitigated by insuring against them. J. E. Battenfield can provide you the best and cheapest insurance against either.
 Prof. N. H. Baird, first assistant in the Russellvills Graded School has rendered his resignation to the board of directors, to and will engage in other business. Mir. Baird has been . very faithful and efficient precsptor since his connection with the school, and his leavc-taking from his depart ment last Monday morning was very affecting. Mir. Baird will assist Sherlfl Johnson In the collection of taxes be- ginning the 18th inst. The school board has not yet selected his success. or.
 Ladies, our stock of dress goods must be sold at once. Cost cuts no figure in the case. Our only ob. Jsct is to sell, and as long as the goods last you will have . picnic. Everything goss-Plsids, Solids Stripes. ChecKs-everyt, ing at your own prices, at Jacobson 5.
 Prominent among our new adver. tisements to-day is the card of Messrs. Horace Bradley and James T. Fowler. attorneys. They practice in all ths courts, and pay especial attention tt commcr cial business. Being we'll vers. ed in the law. possessing library sec ond to none, and occupying the best ap pointed office In the city, they are wei equipped for the prompt and success full dispatch of all business entrusted to them. Young, vigilant and ener. getic, they deserve and will doubtlssi receive liberal share of legal prac tics.
 YOUR LAST CHANCEi-W,
 will sell the balance of our stock O childs wool cloaks at $l.25 until al
 are sold. These are the sams goedi
 that we sold all season at t2.00 t
 $2.75, but owing to the continued
 warm weather, we arc overstocked
 and rather than carry them through
 the summer. you can have them a