The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-31
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A. BEJACH.
 This is one of the hye new firms which IS proving itself no mean com pctitor with tie older established firms of the town, and which ye are proud to number among the adver- using patrons of the DEMOCRAT. The manager, MT. Jacobson, is n business man of the first order, and the firm is fast gaining popularity under his management. An inspec- tion of the stock kept at this house shows that the buyer fully under stands his business, for the goods are always the latest and freshest styles and the prices at the bottom notch. The stock consists of full and handsome lines Of all manner of dry goods. notions, trimmings, boots, shoes, hats, ready made clothing, trunks, valises, furniture, &c., &c. The motto of the house is to buy close, sell low and deal fairly with all men. Although it is new firm here it is without any hesitation that we recommend the house as q solid concern. Mir. Jacobson, the manager means business, and all he asks is to give his stock and prices an inspection and if he cannot do as well for you as anybody else there will be no harm done. He thinks he can not only do as we'll but little better.
 R. B. PoTTs.
 Although this establishment may not be the most extensive in town, the proprietor does not allow any one to undersell him. Acting upon the hypothesis that it is better to keep just such stock as will accommodate his customers and to run his busi- ness on light expenses losing noth- ing by keeping and carrying over surplus stock -and thus enabling him to put prices down to bedrock foundation, the gentlemanly proprie- tor is able to cope with any of his competitors in low prices and fair inducements. A general stock of well assorted merchandise is always kept in store and a cordial Invitation is extended to all buyers to examlne the stock and prices at this house before purchasing elsewhere. Re- member the place is the Perry building on the southwest corner of Main and Jefferson Streets.
 A. NJ. WILSON,
 Dealer in drugs, paints, oils, window glass, druggists noti ns, &c., has a neat and attractive store On Main Stieet one door east of Shinn's old stand. The long experience of the proprietor and his acquaintance with the largest and closest selling drug houses in the east enables him to offer superior inducements to those who may want goods in his line. The Eeatness and perfect order in which the stock is kept shows expe- rience and skill in the business, and so far as low figures for all goods in the drug line is concerned this house invites a comparison of it's prices with any other drug establishment in the State. The best brands of whiskey and brandy for medicinal uses are always kept, and lovers of the weed can always get good cigar or tohacco here.
 DR. T. NJ. WYATT.
 The card of this gentleman is found in the advertising columns of the DEMOCRAT. As dentist he las established reputation which is creditable to any dentist of even many years more practice. We can cheerfully recommend him as a skilled and scientific dental surgeon, whose work has given universal sat. isfaction. The health of the whole system depends upon keeping the stomach free from disease, and when it is known that the health of the stomach depends so largely upon keeping the mouth, teeth and gums free from decay, the importance of the dental profession appears at once. We recommend Dr. Wyatt as being among the head men of his profession in the State.
 LEWIS W. DAVIS
 Is too well known to our people as q lawyer and real estate agent to need