The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Miss Maggie Adams, of'Dardanelle. -,. visiting Mrs. R. J. Wilson, of this city.
 Mfr. Jap Huffman and Frank koys ,.u. returned from their visit to Eure- ka Springs.
 B4U. buy any goods always c. ,bseARGA1Ns offered you by
 JACOBSON.
 Fld. J. II. Hamilton was married .o Mrs. Laura Stillwell, at Little Rock, last Thursday.
 Ata meeting of the town council held last Friday, Mir. s. N. Evans slscted Mayor, vice Mir. R. II. Jami- son, resigned
 If YOU are troubled with too much money, it can be invested to good ad- vantage by calling on
 JAcoBsoN. MT. Jno. NJ. Sims, aftera pleasant ,o;ourn in the city of roses returned home last week.
 Miss Ruth Bernard. has been visit ,ng friends in this place the past week. She is the guest of Mrs. R. J. Wilson Always deal with the Give mer- chant" for your interests lie in the same direction, and remember that I.copsoS is one of that kind.
 Miss Sue M. Gibson, of this place, has accepted position in the Darda- nelle public school. She has charge of the primary department. There was an arrival at the resi- dsnce of MT. H. S. and Mrs. Alice Eagle last week. It was boy. Con- vrstulations are in order. One of Dardauelle's charming laJies, Miss Fannie Lemoyns, is visit ing in our city. She is the guest of Miss Sunie Munday.
 -"Why, Charlie! where did you buy that hobby suitp" "There is only one place to get such things and that, of course is at Jacobson's." Secretary Baird, of the school board, has just finished an enumera- ton of the children of school district k No. II. He has enrolled 2s9 names. --Messrs. Moseley and Wyatt, after a successful hunt, returned last Friday. We are indebted to them for delicious yenison steaks.
 -Messrs. J. T. Fowler and W. J. White have gone to St. Louis after ne V goods. Look out for big stocks and l low prices when they return. -The democratic text book has just been issued by the national committee. We are indebted to Hon. W. H. Bar nun, chairman of the committee, for copy.
 The ladies arc especially invited to call at J. l.. Shinn's and examine his large stock of ladies hats, cloaks, dress tsods, trimmings etc., which have been selected with the greatest care.
 MT. T. A. Monteitll and Miss Lydia Haye were married by Rev. M. Oates last Thursday.
 Il MT. Tom Halliburton has been du- ly installed as telegraph operator at this place, in place of Mir. J. T. Baker. Mir. Baker, we understand, goes to St. Louis.
 MT. M. Jacobson, of the firm of N. & J. Jacobson, left on Mondays train for St. Louis to buy goods. This firm is preparing for . larger trade than ever this season.
 -J. L. Shinn's 5000 stock of cloth ing is just opened and he isnew prspar- cd to fit any body in Western Arkansas from three year old child to the size of MT. J. B. Evants. His prices are so low you can't complain.
 Yesterday was Jewish holiday. Their places of business were closed. Look to your interest and improve your cattle. I will sell to the highest bidder. at Russsllville, on the 18th inst. number of valuable milk cows with Jersey calves. Terms made easy.
 A. W. MATTHEWS.
 -Mr. r. c. Falls came down from Dover last Monday and remained in town till Tuesday. He has furnished us for publication statement of the Financial condition of Pope county, which will appear In mex. weeks pa- per.
 Esq. G. E. Burney welcomed new arriyal at his house las. week. The lit ue lady kicks the beam at the usual notch.
 Next Thursday Col. Caruth, the silver-tongued orator will address our citizens on the issues of the day. Let vsry democrat come out to hear him. apt. Patton, Garfield elsctor, will al- so se here to keep up his side of the political whifiie-tree. Let there be \ arge attendance to hear the discussion. Mace Bernard, who has recently eturned from Eureka, has been con lned to his bed most of the time since return with a protracted fever. porry to hear of his confinement, for hscs IS great admirer of the beauti- ui, and like the rest of the boys de- lshts In the smiles of our many pleas Int girls.
 MT. Henry Harkey desires to an ounce to the public that he will teach
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