The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-21

man happy, IS to be dressed i'll one of Jacobson's hobby suits.
 MT. B. F. lobe, juniour editor of this paper, and family, Mrs. lobe, and little Misses Cora and Floy, are doing the state fair.
 Mrs. J. B. Erwin and Mir. Henry E. Erwin went up to Clarksville last Thursday to attend the marriage of our friend Mir. Will Erwin.
 --Foi tunate is he or she who has a plenty of this "worlds goods," but happier is he or she who can invest the same so it will bring good intera est. To such we give the following advice, go to Jacobson.
 Our good friend Mir. A. ". Brown informs us little colony of Alabanii- ans are talking of moving to this secs ton. There is room and welcome for them.
 Mir. R. H. Tate has bought out the interest of his late partner, Mir. Ira l.. Boswell, and will conduct the business at the same stand under the firm name of R. H. Tate.
 Before me, the Zuigaree of Yubistaa, comes Jeremiah Obadiah Ezekia Bones and says: That after wandering about in the town searching for bargains, he has found that he could nst do better than bnv from Jacobson. all such goods as he and his dear wife, Elizabeth Lu> cinda Aurelia Maria Betsy Jane Hook enpols Bones needed, ard he gives this warning to others not to wander but go straight to Jacobson, and further deponent sayeth not.
 L. B.. Given under, my heel, this forty-eleventh day of Rock-over 1911.
 --Go to the Bakery to get fresh rusk buns and French rolls.
 Capt, w. II. Scott, of the firm of W. H. Scott & Co.,, Little Rock, visit> ed our sanctnm, making it quite pleas ant. He is here doing business in his line on the new depot buildings of the l.. R. & F. $. R. W. He will add his name to our list of subscribers with an advertisement for his deservedly and very popular house. Call again Caps tain, it reminds of the days of "Auld lang Syne."
 ALWAYS LEAD, NEVER FOLLOW Remember that if you desire to succeed in this world and have yourself looked upon as an ornament to society lead your weary footsteps towards the es> tablishmenu of Jacobson where you can be clothed for little money. Hon. Clarence Cullens, editor of the New Albany, (Miss.) Democrat, was ia town and county last week, looking at the country. Having satis- fled himself that this country is vastly superior to his own he left for home Monday morning highly pleased. We would be glad to welcome him as per- manent citizen of our county, as he is . highly respectable and worthy gentle> man, and would be valuable addition to our county.
 -HuNTING.-A great deal of pleasure is derived from hunting the deer, the I bear, the coons, the squirrel, the o'possum, the elephant, the lion, the buffalo and in fact everything that l S comes to saving money, people HUNT a place like Jacobson's to make their pur- chases.
 --Ho! FOR ZEB WARD. -Col. R. B. Hogins, sheriff of Pope county and Major Richard Cloman and Emmett White Esq, passed down on the train Monday with two convicts for Col. Feb Ward, sentenced at the last term of the Pope circuit court, one white man Walter Lawrence for horse steal ing, change of venue from the Danville District Yell, county who is sentenced for five years, and John Johnson color ed for obtaining goods under false pre- tences sentenced for two years..
 Take in the fair gentlemen and see the sights and ron will find Col. Feb there equally as good judge of fine stock at that place as he is of the stock you are taking down to present him at penitentiary.
 A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an ineurable Lung disease or Con- sumption. Browns Bronchial Troch> es are certain to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consump> tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recom- mended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried but have been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they nave attained well merited rank among the few staple rem edies of the age. Public speakers and singers use them to clear up and strentnen the voice. Sold at twenty five cents box everywhere. [Oc2l
 Two RUNAWAY TEAMs.-A runa- way SMASH UP came very near taking place in town on Monday evening, a three horse team loaded with cotton belonging to Mir. Degrase from Searcey county, made start from the public well running up Main street to the intersection and crossiEg g of River street which was being at that moment blockaded by nine cotton transfer wagons with four and five bales of cotton on each wagon and steadily moving in the dir ection of the depot which prevented the runa- way team from passing and turning North down River street, still deter