The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.
The New York Cash Store, cor ner Main and Jefferson.

The New York Cash Store, cor ner Main and Jefferson.
 The DEMOCRAT to Jan. l, 1S92-75c. -Clean up your yards.
 -Whitewash your premises.
 -I's cream is becoming popular. -Croquet playing has been revived. Vote five mills school tax Saturday. PANTS only 75 cents at Jacobson's.
 Go to the school meeting Saturday and vote for the five mills school tax. For underwear always visit Ja- cobson.
 We return thanks to Ed Bernard the ''ice man," for several chunks of of coolness.
 Shinn,S is headquarters for hats No man who is in favor of intelli> gence and good morals can afford to vote against the five mills school tax. An elegant line of lawns and piques inst opened and sold at first cost at the New York Cash Store.
 Help secure a nine months public school for Russellville by voting five mills school tax Saturday.
 -Gauze undershirts, all grades, at Jacobson's.
 Articles of incorporation of the Fort Smith street railroad company have been filed with the secretary of state.
 "And don't you forget it"-- Shinn's is the cheapest place.
 We are in receipt of an important circular from the department of eduea- tion, which we publish in another column.
 Ladies cuffs and collars, plain and embroidered, lower than it ever was sold, at the New York Cash Store.
 A large number of suits against delinquent taxpayers have been com menced in Pulaski county, under the new law.
 Clusters, ulsters, &c., for summer at Jacobson's.
 Bear in mind that next Saturday is the day for the annual school meet ing, and don't fail to go and vote for five mills tax.
 Ladies dress goods and notions speciality this week at Shinn's. MT. J. l.. Shinn, owner of the steam ferry (recently burned) has let the contract to MT. Tom Cox, of Darda- nelle, to have it rebuilt.
 A splendid line of silk parasols, also large assortment of cambric para sols, at the New York Cash Store.
 Country produce retails here at the following prices: Butter, 15c; eggs, Joe; lard, 10 to12M; corn 40c; bacon- shoulder, Sc. sides, 10; hams, 12Tc.
 -Buntings and a splendid line of summer silks at the New York Cash Store.
 -The musical locust, with ''his sis ters, his cousins and his aunts," have arrived, and opened an unlimited en- gagement. The woods are full of lem. Cheapest store to purchase clothing Is Jacobson's.
 MT. Joe Petty, prominent citizen and merchant of Dover, came down to the festival last Thursday night. We were pleased to receive call from him Friday.
 The proprietor of the New York Cash Store, Mir. l.. Reich, is buying his goods for spot cash, which enables him to give the community at large prices that no one else can.
 Banner lodge, Knights of Honor, Cat this place. is recruiting in numbers rapidly. The lodge meets tomorrow night, and all members who fail to attend will miss the fun.
 Trunks, valises, satchcls, &c.,, are sold very cheap at Jacobson's.
 Next Saturday do your duty. Don't stay at home. or at your place of busi> ness, and depend upon some one else to carry the vote in favor of the tax, but go yourself, and vote the full five mills.
 For one dollar in cash this week you can buy 20 nice hand kerchiefs at Shinn's worth 15c. aplece.
 The supreme court has granted an appeal in the case of Burcham senten- ced to be hanged at Lewisburg on the 27th inst, and stay of proceedings ordered. A negro will be hanged at Clarksville tomorrow.
 A large assortment of summer dress goods, all shades, at the New York Cash Store.
 -WANTED.-A girl to do light house work. Apply to ARTHUR ERWIN.
 Notice to Minors.
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