The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

From present indications there will ] be good attendance from this place at the state fair.
 Ut will pay you to constantly re- member that J. l.. Shinn's is HEAD. QUARTERS for BARGAINS.
 A member of Russellville society will shortly renounce the ills of single blessedness and fly to the joys of con- nubia! bliss. Full particulars next week.
 A choice variety of nice cakes and nice jellies. candies and ground spices at the Bakery.
 The merchants of town closed their places of business yesterday and attend- ed the burial services of Mr. I. l.. Bos- well. MT. Boswell as merchant won the respect and esteem of all onr basi> ness men,
 --"It Is an i'll wind that blows mo- body good," and whilo the rains may have retarded cotton picking, they have softensd the earth for wheat sowing. Full advantage of which we hope our farmers will take, to put in good crep of wheat.
 Gall and examine Judd & Bruchie's stock at the Bakery. They sell cheap for cash.
 MT. John c. Austin, who formerly lived at Dardanslle and married Miss Della Perry of that place, died last Thursday in St. Louis. His family consisting of wife and two children, will return to Dardanelle to reside in the future.
 --Gents furnishing goods, common, medium, and the finest can be found at Jacobson's.
 Prof. Rowland Doggett and family have moved to Dardanelle. They go to take charge of the Riverside hotel, and judging from their success here they will make the Riverside one of the most popular hostelries of that pleas ant little city.
 Extra nice citron, canned beef and salmon, dsviled ham and oysters. Even our plantation soap is excellent at the Bakery.
 We acknowledge social call Tues day from Mir. F. H. Murphy, special agent of the German Insurance com- pany, of Fresport, Ills. MT. M. was en-routs to Dover to settle the losses of Mir. Sebe Jones, whose dwelling was recently destroyed by fire.
 --The attention of ladies is particu> larly called to the announcement made by Jacobson, about nursing corssts. They are indispensable to mothers.
 Our banner hangs upon the outer wall and upon its ample folds are in- scribed the names and portraits of our patriotic candidates for the presidsncy, Hancock and English. The present came from the hands of s. l.. Leather wood, Esq, and to him we tender thanks.
 The Eagle shirt" is now offered for only enc single dollar at Jacobson. They are the finest, best made, and contain in its fabric the finest linen. Don't fail to see them.
 Capt. J. c. Ferguson has purchased the property known as the Eureka house, and will keep the same open for the reception of the public. Capt. Fer guson has already distinguished him. self iE this line of business. and the travelling public will find in him an attentive and agreeable host.
 Most of our townsmen who left for Cover yonder" (King's Mountain Gen. tennial) on last Saturday, were really fine looking and representative men. Tho reason is that they were clothed by Jacobson.
 We were pleased to welcome to our office last Tuesday bevy ot charming young ladies consisting of Misses Bettie and Lallah Doggett and Miss Maggie Miller. The two former will in the future reside in Dardanelle, and with many other friends we join in the wish that they may find much pleasure In their new homo.
 Let earthquakes come, let thunder roll, And shake the earth from pole to pole {; Let flood and tempest rush and roar, The biggest RUSH is at Jasobson's store.
 --Elsewhere we publish communi> cation from taxpayer and resident of east>end calling attention of the town council to the importance of building a foot bridge oyer the town branch. This being matter in which the whole town is interested it is presumable the town authorities will see that this needed work is done without delay Let elephants, whales and mammoth
 fail,
 The eagle scars and beats them all, See the eagle o'er this union soar, Come buy your goods atJacobsons store.
 We were pleased to receive a call from Hon. c. K. Cunningham, of Oar daneile, this week. Mir. Cunningham is one of the most talented attorneys comprising the bar of this district, and as an evidence of the confidence in h Is Ltts.xx ti,. ,,,an,hars nraaant alactAd