The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-30
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--Moleskin pants, all sizes, are to bt had at Jacobson's.

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 --Moieskin pants, all sizes, are to be had at Jacobson's.
 Mai. N. A. J. Bonville, of Dardan- ellie, is now temporary citizen of our town, being employed st the saddle and harness shop of Mr. R. c. Bonds. We would be glad to welcome him as permanent citizen.
 Parents and guardians should not fail to see the hobby school suits. from l to l2 years, just received by Jacobson. We had pleasant call from the Hon. J. E. Cravens, who is on his way to Benton, in Saline county. He is doing good service for his country as well as for himself, and will reessiiYc the hearty and united support of his psrfv ciI the 2d of November. Call i again, Colonel, we are always glad to meet you.
 --Nobby suits are to be seen at Ja- cobson's. These were made in the eastern market especially for him. They are unsurpassed for material workmanship and will be sold very cAEAP.
 -Rev. D. A. Jamison and lady, of Prairie View, Logan county, and Mrs. Orie E. Jamison, with her two inter- esting little children, Scottie and John. of Clarksville, Johnson county, Ark, who has been spending some daysjwith their relatives Mir. & Mrs. H. Clabe Howell, in Russellviile left on last Fridays train for their respective homes. We trust the visit was pleas ant one, and that our little town may have had sufficient attractions to in- duce them to visit the same again at no distant day. The ladies especially are invited to come and inspect the stock of fine dress goods. shoes &e. which are now being offered at very low prices by Jacobson.
 --The junior editor of this paper, Mir. E. F. lobe, with his family, left on last Friday on visit to his father near Searcy. in White county, from thence to Memphis, and other points, to be ab- sent some three or four weeks. We trust that this short period of relaxa- ton from the arduous duties which have been imposed upon him so long as business manager and editor, will prove beneficial. and that he may return fully invigorated and restored in health and spirits, to wield the pen and battle in our great cause with renewed energies --The largest and most select stock of hats can be found at Jacobso n 's. Also caps for men and boys.
 On Monday night of last week Mr. W. H. Miller who lives some three miles out rode into town for the pur- pose of attending lodge meeting, af- ter which meeting he straightway pro- ceeded to where he had left his horse, but the said horse WAS not there nor was he anywhere tobe found. Investiga- ton proved the horse had been stolen. Measures were forthwith instituted for diligent search, and Messrs Miller and Quinn secured the mountains north of Dover for two or three days without success. However on Thursday morn ing last oKe Mack Bonds, a colored in- dividual who is we'll known here, was captured in Holly Bend township and brought to town by MT. James Curtis. Bonds was not in possession of the horse when captured and while there Is no doubt of his guilt, attorneys seem to think it little doubtful if he can be convicted. He awaits his trial at hotel de Hogins.
 Keep this in mind that JACOBSON is just slaughtering goofis to make room for his daily receipts of new FALL GOODS. | APPRECIATION. senior editor acknowledges himself under obligations to Col. L. N. Clarke, of Dover, for two large baskets full of the most delicious summer grapes it has been his good | fortune to have met with this season, delivered to him through the courtesy of that most contemplating. accommo- dating and whole souled clever gentle man, MT Richard ClomaR, proprietor and manager of of the Dover mail stage line, who so richly and dessrvedly mer- sit and receives the universal good will and the patronage of the public. Ac' cept thanks gentleman each ofyou for your remembrance and kindness, with fsrvent wish that you may each iu your (anticipated) matrimonial engage ments enjoy the full pleasures of con- nubial life and realize the fact that your dear girls love you with all the devotion of womaR's tender heart and they be made equally sensible tha' you have them doubly enshrined ir yours.
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