The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-14
K. Roth Leader of Low Prices.

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 --Dr. Harkey's chill tonic cures all kinds of chills and fever.
 Remember the state fair begins at Little Rock next Monday and lasts all week
 Rev. Jerome Haraldson will occu- py the NJ. E. $. pulpit at this place next Sabbath at Il o'clock.
 Festive George, the same that is station agent at this place spent last Sabbath in the fair city of Roses. Rev. Mr. B. H. Greenhouse, of Clarksyille, will preach at the methos dist church here, on the 9th Sabbath of this month.
 Adkins merchants give their cus- toners tickets emitting them to a chance in old saddles and rusty single barrel shot guns.
 There is no abatement in immigra> tion. Car loads of new people leave Argenta daily for the fertile fields of the Arkansas river valley.
 The next session of the Arkansas conference will convene on the 3d prox., at Fort Smith instead of at Har> rison. Bishop wightman W i'll preside. Round trip tickets will be sold over the Fort Smith railway to the state far for one fare. Freight will .be charged one say and returned free up- on the certificate of the secretary of fair association.
 ! READ AND PoNDER.--This week Ja- cobson offers to give away 20 yards of bleached domestic for one single dollar.
 Mir. T. II. Campbell, formerly a citizen of this county unearthcd bo1> anza in the shape of petrified Indian baby at Eureka a few days ago. It is two feet and inches in length ard "draws" like circus.
 JACOBSON OFFERS YOU
 20 yards Calico for $l.00,
 20 yards Domestic for S1 .O0.
 pounds good coffee for $l.00.
 Mrs. Sue Russell will take school boarders at sl2.50 per month. Good upper rooms, well carpetted, with lights and fuel will be furnished. House is situated on Main street four blocks west of public well.
 SAVE MONEY, and when you do, invest it with Jacobson, who has been proclaimed the cheapest merchant in this city.
 -The Little Rock band, by being allowed to put in second bid, secured the appointm ent to play for the state fair. The price paid is $l95. The bid of the Russellville band, $200, was the I lowest when the bids were first opened. They don't all do it, but Ue do give more goods for less money than any other house in Pope county. JACOBSON. To THE PUBLIC. .-I have just return ei from the markets with the most varied stock of harness, saddlery, and everything pertaining to my line of business ever brought to Russellyille. I am able too, to offer bargains and will not be undersod. Come and see me. R. c. BoNbs.
 U. T. Wharton has been appointed Weaver eleetor for this district. We presume our distinguished friend will rush to the front and explain to a waiting public the reasons for the | faith that is in him. In short we ex- pect J. T. to whoop 'em up!
 A complete line of fancy glassware of all descriptions running from to 10 cents at E. Roth's.
 We gladly note the arrival of Miss Bettie Foster, of Gallatin, Tenn, in our town. Miss Foster is a graduate of Howard college of Tenn, and will assist Prof. Jones in Russellville Aca> demy. We hope she may be pleased with her new home.
 | Be 1t remembered that at the Pal ace of E. Roth all kinds of goods can be had for less money than any other house in town.
 We call attention to the notice of strawberry plants for sale in another column. This variety Of berry is un- surpassed for fineness of flavor or boun- titul yield, as we know from personal knowledge of the facts. To persons contempla ting the culture of strawber- ries we recommend the variety offered by Dr. Gray.
 E. Roth's stock of general mer- chandise is complete in every depart ment and tho prices will suit the clos' est buyer.
 --Messrs. Bert Gray and Samuel 1 Weaver have formed co>partnership and will carry on general blacksmith ing business in this place. Horseshoe ing, blacksmithing, making and re, pairing wagons, buggies, &c., will be promptly attended to. Shop on River street, between David and Main. --Dress Goods, Dress Goods at E. Roth's. If you once examine my fine stock of ladies dress goods you never will buy 20 nor 20 yards calico to the dollar, and come right to headquarters for your fine dresses.
 Our good friend A. w. McAnally