The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

The balmy autumn days are upon us.
 Working mans pants at jacobson's . for seventy-five cents.
 The town council meets next Tues day night.
 Circuit Court convcnes at Dover next Monday week.
 Don't forget the cheapest store is Jacobson's.
 The masonic lodge of Russellville meets tonight to confer degrees.
 -Buggies. hacks and Mithell wagons at WILSON'S.
 ---Wc return thanks to friend D. D. Dyer for . basket of late roasting ears.
 Some of our farmers report their cotton crop one-third short of last years yield
 The oil and wa ter ticket didn't win last Monday. Fusion don't pay in Pope.
 The glorious rain last Sunday was in truth god-send to this dust-bs- grimmed and parched community,
 MT. Luther Boswell has become a member of the Russsllville cornst band vice MT. James Tucker resigned.
 Big stock new clothing received this week. Come and see them.
 R. J. WILSON.
 Jefferson Davis, son of Hon. L. W. Davis, will attend lectures this winter at the Ann Arbor, Mich., law school.
 MT. Henry Douthit hands us a sample of his first new bale. It classes strict middling and brought 10I cents.
 Ours was indeed deserted village last Sunday. 'The big campmesting over wonder" was the cause. Hope all had good time.
 --Dr. T. NJ, Wyatt and James Mose- ley per invitation joined Yell county gunning party last Tuesday. for few days hunt. Good luck, gentlemen.
 "A big stock of ladies' fine custom made shoes, and gents hand mad @ boots, every pair warranted te give sat- isfaction. K. J. WILSON.
 MT. Hop Tate withstood the temp tation as long as hs could, but On Tues day he gathered his valiss and started to Eureka. He will be gone two or three weeks.
 --Messrs. James Miller, Van Boswell, James Hughey, and Thomas Hamlin returned last week from the northw They report Eureka "fiourishing like . green bay horse."
 That "daisy" drummer, J.B. Hayes, of the popular house of John T. Har- die & Co.,, called on us Monday. Bus mess is his watchword, and progress marks his onward track.
 Butter, eggs, chickens and fruit of all kinds, are in demand in this mar ket and command good prices. Our farming friends will please observe this and bring their surplus products In
 Next door to Harkcy's drug store Is the place where dry goods, boots, clothing and gents furnishing goods are slaughtered this week.
 MT. Will Erwin, formerly of this place, but now of Piney Station, was in town few days of this week. MT. Erwin is an No. l machinsst. very efi1- cient and reliable, and is now connect cd with the Pinsy Mills.
 ---Mr. D. D. Dyer has rented the Shinn gin in the suburbs of town and will have charge of tho same this sea- son. The gin will be ready for business next Monday morning, and q share of the public patronage is solicited.
 Jacobson offers unusual and extra ordinary bargains this week. So keep in mind the name and place. No other business house here or elsewhere offer such inducements.
 Notwithstanding our appeal to the democratic voters to turn out and vote the straight democratic ticket, enough remained away from the polls to re- duce our representation in county con- vention fram 9 to 6. It is sad com mentary upon the patriotism of the 
 From baby to man can be fitted at Jacobson's In CLOTHING. No prsten- sions made to talk "psrson alive" but every garment sold is allowed to stand on its merits.
 Judge Davis is certainly the leader of the horny-handed sons of toll, and his looks last Monday will support us in this assertion. Judge was moving into his beautiful new residence which has been erected on South River street, and which is quite an ornament to that portion of our town.
 Before leaving for the "eastern would respectfully call the attention Of my friends and the public generally, that the reduction previous ly offered will be continued through this week ONLY. Must reduce the stock remaining on hand. Come early