The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Purchase clothing at JacoDson's.
 Halls hair renewer restores the health, color and beauty of the hair.
 All hands busy this week at Wilson's opening new goods.
 Be sure that you visit Jacobson's if you want any bargains.
 Evidence of 8 business revival in Russellyille can be witnessed on every hand.
 Cheapest place to buy anything is at Jacobson's.
 Mir. Milton Gray has procured sitn> ation in the grocery House of James A. Moseley.
 The farmers dress boot has stood the test for three years. Big stock at
 k. J WILaoN. MT. James Tucker is now employed as salesman in the establishment of J. NJ. White & Son.
 Jacobson claims no other firm can compete with him in clothing. All of his goods fit to a T.
 >,.Mr. c. F. Mathis, of Church's furniture factory, has gone to Prinoe> ton, Ill.,, on brief visit.
 WANTED. 200 cords of wood chopped, for which $20o will be paid. Apply to A. J. Hartsell, Russellville Ark.
 MT. c. J. Hanks was in town Mons day taking orders for the sterling com> mission house os Brooks, Noely & Co.,, Memphis.
 AF h<1 1f- ,.1 shoes at Jacobson's. From all appears ances this firm is liable to distance all others in this line.
 -Mr. Dick Poe, we'll and favorably known to many of our citlzeus, was elected sheriff of Van Buren county, at the late election.
 Hon. NJ. J. Henderson. Hancock elector and Gen. W. P. Walsh, Garfield elector, will jointly discuss tho political issues at Atkins, Friday, Oct. P.
 FALL STOCK is being daily received at Jacobson's and they are working night and day to mark goods down to bed rock prices.
 Messrs. R. B. Hogins, Stanford Young, J. c. Bonds and B. F -Bayliss prominent citizens of our northern neighbor, Dover, were in the city Tuesday.
 --Mr. R. H. Jamison surprised his friends by returning from his Florida trip last Wednesday. He reports hay ing had pleasant and beneficial trip. From the Conway Democrat we clip the following personal notice: :: "Mrs. s. Webb, of Russellville, former ly of Little Rock, is visiting her old friend Mrs. Dunham."
 "You'll never miss the water until the well. runs dry" but if you don't hurry, the bargains that are sold by Jacobson, you are certain to miss.
 Our neighbor, Boone county did itself credit by returning Mr. Rip Wea- yer to the legislature. Mir. Weaver is most estimable gentleman, and makes an able representative.
 pr. J. M. Thompson sustained se- we're and painful injuries by being thrown from his buggy last Saturday. He is able to be on the streets again, but is quite weak from the mishap.
 If you should want to purchase any clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes, never fail to price these articles at Ja> cobson's. He is certain to give you bargains.
 A pelican was killed on the river last Saturday by Mir. Bob Hayes. It measured s feet 5 inches from tip to tip, and attracted quite crowd of specta- tors when exhibited in town.
 take pleasure in announcing to my friends and customers that l have the l.. Il. I bad md af lower prices. k. J. WILSON.
 We inadvertently omitted mention Of the return last week of Miss Lillie Willis, who has for the past year been sojourning in the Golden state. She is apparently much improved in health.
 The political discussion between Messrs. Carruth and Patton. will take place this afternoon at o'clock in the new masonic hall on Jefferson street. Let everybody come out and hear these distinguished gentlemen.
 The fall fights were inaugurated by two well known gentlemen on River street last Monday morning. No i, serious damage was done, and a slight contribution to the fund of the incorporation settled the affair. Next couple to the front.
 >>>Messrs. Smith & Co.,, have sus> pended operation at their mill for the present to enable them to put in now engine of 60 horse power. When put up this engine will supply power for the ilouring mills, gin, and furniture factory.
 Some wit has said that Barnum has a better show on earth than he will ever have in Heaven. Admitting this to be true, 1t will not deter the vast multi, Jude from docking into Little Rock on the 18th inst. to see "his own and only greatest show on earth" Remember the day and date, Tuesday the 18th September.
 By paying the highest prices war Iahted by foreign quotations, our mer- shants last season demonstrated the Il lect that this market cannot be excell ea' This season, also, they will give tne producer the full worth of his sta He' Full stocks of goods are being re- eeiVed and arrangements made fer an in- creased business.
 -Messrs. James Wells and Lawrence russell returned last Thursday from ah enloyahle trip to Eureka Springs anu Fayetteville. Mir. Russell fingered soNs at the latter place, having attend
 eeilege there three years, it seems Nuch like home Co him. And then per sAps some bright eyed maiden held s'm eaptve by her wlnsome ways and aa.