The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.

The DEMOCRAT to Jan. l, 1ss2-75c.
 Miss Jessie Howell returned last Friday from a delightful months visit to Van Buren.
 MT. Sam. W. Davis, clerk of New ton county, paid us pleasant call yss> terdaY morning.
 pr. Foster, of Ola, Yell county, brother-in-law of our Dr. ". H. Hill, was in town for few days last week.
 The plaintive notes of the locusts' song has been considerably lessened in volume. They will ere long yield up the ghost.
 The Masonic school of instruction for the 9th district will commence in the hall of Russellyille lodge June 21, Grand Lecturer Dannelly presiding.
 For sunbonnets, all colors and shapes, at Jacobsor's.
 MT. John Smith, of Potts Station, adls to our subscription list the name of his brother, Daniel Smith, of Harvill, Mo. Let others emulate the example.
 Trunks, valises, handbags, &c.,, in large quantities at Jacobson's.
 There will be total eclipse of the moon next Saturday night at l2 o'clock, and if the weather be favorable the sight will be we'll worth sitting up to see.
 Ladies in search of dustcrs and ulsters, all sizes, just the ticket for warm weather, should visit Jacobson before purchasing.
 Rev. John W. Boswell, editor of the Morrilton Messenger, will deliver an address on the occaslon of the com mencemsnt exercises of the Dover high school.
 If you wan. new drugs, fresh drugs and cheap drugs, go to John W. Tur- ner & Co.,. s new drug store.
 Mrs. Edy Brown, of Russellville, has been examined as provided by the new law and by being duly registered is authorized to practice medicine in any county in the state.
 The finest toilet and fancy articles cigars and tobacco at the new drug store.
 Tho state teachers association con venes at Russellville July 5. Let our people make every necessary arrange> ment to care for the visitors on that occasion in a creditable manner.
 The purest, best and cheapest ready mixed paints in America, of all colors, at Jno. W. Turner & Co.'s new drug store.
 Rev. Dr. Benson, q Jewish rabbi, of Little Rock, will deliver a lecture at the Baptist church in Russellyille, on the night of the 2lst inst. Subject, "What shall we do to be savedy"
 All goods for gentlemen's wear, marked down 20 per cent. Now is chance to get bargains at Jacobson's, and don't you miss it.
 -Russellville visitors from Dover this week embraced the following well known citizens: Sheriff k. B. Hogins, County Clerk Reynolds, ex-Sheriff Joe Petty and City Recorder W. B. Rollow.
 An overall that will not "trip or tear," is certainly an article long de- sired by farmers and working men; :; such an overall is the "Indestructable" and can be purchased only at Jacobson.
 --Chas. II. Mcclure, local editor of the Dardanelle Arkansian, called on us Monday. Charley and family were enreute to some cool retreat in the Bos- ton mountain for spell of rest and enjoyment.
 An immense assortment of pants, comprising cassimeres, satinets, worst ed, jeans and cottonade, at very low prices and of good patterns, for sale at Jscobson's. They are of strong and durable make and embrace all sizes.
 Justices of tho peace throughout the county are required by law to report all fines assess ed to the July term of county court. A fine attaches in event of failure to com ply with the law.
 Jacobson never does things by halves, and if you wish to be convinced go and get prices and after comparison the verdict will be overwhelmingly in favor of Jacobson.
 Our good friend Mir. K. II. Dickey comes forward to prove his good will toward the DEMOCRAT by adding new name to our list-the same being his brother, w. B. Dickey, of Sulphur Springs, Ark. We thank him.
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