The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.
, ..r hut isn,t it hot,


 --Ol my, but isn't it hot,
 --The legal firm of Burney & Wood has been dissolved,
 The fleecy staple will come rolling In in the sweet by and by.
 Mir. J. A. Norris was overcome by tho excessive heat last week.
 The genuine and only "Hancock cigar" five cents each at w. O. Rogers. Jacobson sells good coat for 40 cents.
 Our merchants are leaving for the markets to lay in their fall and winter stocks.
 Many man wildly wants to pay ? his debts, but is wildly prevented by the wan. of money.
 --Russellville was chosen as the nlace for the spring meeting of the Ewing presbytery.
 Save money by purchasing all your goods at Jacobson's' |. We regret to note the death of an infant chiId of Mir. and Mrs. J. C.. Wallace. It was buried last Monday afternoon. The bereaved have the sympathy of all.
 Some sneak theft entered the sleep- ing apartments of Mir. II, Clabe Howell last Monday night and abstracted his pantaloons and pocket book. About :. $40 in money was lost.
 -Buggies, hacks and Mithell wagons n, WILSON'S. We shall look for the erection of q compress AS soon as the railroad com pany finishes their Cotton shed. It is now being covered over and reaches from River to Jefferson streets.
 We regret that we were unable to hear the debate last Friday evening be- tween Messrs. Wallace ana Wharton. We understand the discussion was spirited and listened to by large aud fence,
 We will send the DEMOCRAT until < after the presidential election for twenty-five cents.
 -Phineas T. Barnum with his own and only show, will visit Little Rock, Tuesday, the 2sth inst. Good little boys and elderly ladies will of course take advantage of the visit to see the animals.
 SQUARE DEALING is the motto adopt ed by Jacobson, and we are convinced since visiting his large salesroom that he does what he advertises to do.
 Mir. Travis Smith is building a camphouse in his wagon yard for the benefit of campers.
 Only few days now remain to ob- tain goods at low prices of Jacobson. Call carly and be served by gentleman ly salesmen.
 Big stock new clothing received this week. Come and see them.
 k. J. WILSON.
 Col. ". c. Ford writes to MT. J.. E. Battcnfield from Bellefonte that the people of that section are anxious to do their trading with Russellvi;le: that the amendment is losing ground, &c. He will be home in few days.
 --R. J. Wilson starts this week tor the eastern markets for an immense fall and winter stock. Great bargains z offered Co reduce preseutssfcs.k
 A bountiful mast is beneficial to pork growers, and the prospect for bountiful crop of acorns was never better. Messrs. Addison and Conley of Holly Bend, have shown us 2 splen- did sample of the post oak mas1.
 A big stock of ladies fine custom made shoes, and gents hand made boots, every pair warranted te give sat- isfaction. K. J. WILSON.
 Always remember that Jacobson Is offering his goods fifteen per cent cheaper than any other establishment in this city.
 Since the citizens of Russellville magnanimously donated to the Fort Smith railway company II acres of land for the erection of a depot build ing, is 1t not unfortunate that cotton shed has been erected instead of depot? Has not the ground been se- cured under false pretences? "What do the company propose to do about it?"
 Economy is the road to wealth, and Jacobson can give you such bargains in dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats. caps, groceries, etc., as will make you think SO.
 we knOW or a man wno invested his all in the "Washerwoman's Lottery Ticket" 4-l1-44, but up to this time he has failed to draw prize. If that man had put his money in Jacobson's bazar he would have had prize on the first drawing. With him there are no such things as blanks. His drawings take place daily. A word to the wise, etc., Is sufficient.
 Two tramps became engaged in hght last Tuesday in the vicinity of Atkins, which resulted in the fatal stab ping Of one of the participants. We nave not received full particulars.
 We call especial attention to the new advertisement of Messrs. Senter & Co:, St. Louis. This is a staunch and fehsble firm and do a large business rom this section of Arkansas. They gre represented by Mir, George Robin toh, than whom there is not more gentlemanly and accommodating sales man extant. We bespeak for this firm khbersl share of business this season.
 LAND FOR SALE.-l60 acres of land, spout so acres cleared, in Valley town