The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-29

Always go to Jacobson if you need any clothing.
 Cotton continues to go up rapidly and steadily. Farmers make note of the fact.
 Insure your residences with c. B Gerber. His Company is safe, and rates low.
 Nothing like it has eyer been seen in the way of cheap clothing, which are offered by Jacobson.
 DED.--In Russellville, Sept. 27th of Consumption, Mrs. E. J. Bergman wife of W. J. Bergman, aged B years
 Last Saturday being the Jewish New Year, 5642, the business house oi NJ. Jacobson was closed until 6 o'clock p. m.
 A news depot, an enterprise long needed in Russellville, has been sue. cessfully inaugurated by Mir. G. w. Burdeil, on Jefferson street.
 MT. Robert Ashmore has taken charge of the Main street market house where he purposes furnishing fresh meats of all kinns.
 If you would save both time and money, go to Atlas HartselPs meal Market for your meats. He keeps tks best the market affords. Try him.
 -FoR sALE.-Any person desiring to purchase pair of horses-an excellent light driving team, can get bargain by applying to c. B. Gerber, Russell vile, Ark.
 There isn't finer stock of grocer ies, nor more attentive salesmen any. where, than can be found at Allen & Robinson's. They are building up & good trade.
 -WANTED.-Nale and female canvas. sers to sell handsome Floral Family Register. It is just the thing to sell For terms apply to c. E. Gerber, Rus sellville, Ark.
 The City Hall is being fixed up fol dor the coming Mabel Norton troupe, and for all other exhibitions that will require large, well seated, and we'll ventilated Hall.
 "A report of the assessed value of tho personal property of Pope county by townships, is published elsewhere. It is an interesting and instructive ar ray of statistics.
 -One G. W. Waters, sewing ma chine repairer. who has been living here for several months, left last week for Little Rock, leaving several bills unpaid. Pass him around.
 A young gentleman of sesmly pr O. portions put in his appearance at MT. A. B. Williamson's Tuesday last. He kicks the beam at F pounds, and Ben is as proud as he can well be.
 MT. J. F. Munday has been suffer- ing from severe indisposition for sev> sral days past, but is now safely on the road to recovery. Pulse, temperature, respiration and appetite, normal, etc.
 In recent issue of oar paper we erroneously stated that the next meet ing of the Sunday school convention of this county would be held on Wsdnss> day the Sd of July, 1882, when we should have said the third Wednesday in July, 1882. We make the correc- tion with pleasure.
 T. W. Yersley, eur leading Gro- csr, is still in the ring with stock of groceries-both staple and fancy, and plantation supplies, equal to the best His motto is: "The most goods for the smallest amount of mou- ey," and he never, never depatrs from 1t. Go and sec him.
 On Tuesday night and Wednesday morning we were blessed with a res freshing rain, the best that has fallen since June. We will now have an abundance Of water, of which for some time we havo been sorcly in need. The dust is laid, water is plentiful and all hearts are thankful.
 Considerable excitement for time was occasionsd on our streets last Fri> day by dog evidently mad, biting and snapping at everything in it's reach. The animal was promptly dispatched oy Marshal Youngblood. Several hogs and geese were bitten by the dog be- lore he could be killed.
 -Nowell's Wonderful Healing Salve cures all kinds of sores.
 -Mr. Thomas Ives, relative of Mir. A. Winsett, of this place, met with the misfortune to get his right hand terri ply mutilated in a gin saw at Montana, Johnson county, one day last weak. Amputation was deemed necessary and the arm was taken off above the elbow. We sympathize with the sufferer. Go to J. W. Wells for Nowell's wonderful Healing Salve.
 Capt. Wilson has returned from St. 's'onls and is receiving an immense stosk Of goods of various kinds and qualities, and his large store house is hiled from bottom to top and from