The Russellville Democrat., 1881-02-03
Ghe 9emutrat.
LOCAL NEWS.

--Etherial mildness.
 Winter is over--for the present.
 Early to bed and early to rise, will make man rich if hall advertise.
 We are under obligations to Mess. Ferguson and Renfrow for late papers sent us from Little Rock.
 Mir. ". NJ. Campbell, of this county, and Miss Fanny Gill, of Morrilton, were married recently.
 -l20 acres good bottom land Tor rent good houses, good water. Apply to G. k. HOWELL.
 Capt. J. G. Ferguson. of the Eure- ka Baby Co.,, came up from Little Rock Saturday on visit to his family.
 Mir. J. F. Aunday attended the temperance convention at Little Rock last week as delegate frem this place. Mir. - Patterson, representing the Clinton Banner was in town last Fri> day and paid his respects to this office.
 MT. E. A. Kline, Coal Hill min ing operator, was in town last week, looking after the sale of his superior coal.
 MT. Sidney Wood, formerly of this place has returned to Russellvills, and will assist in the completion of the col lege building.
 It is true of newspapers as of chur- ches that those who contribute the least to their support criticiss and find most fault with it's management.
 --One chance in $l5 watch will be given for every cigar purchased at Great & Heflin's.
 -"Oh my" just look at the pie lures in Baggage Master Barrslls's car Frank and Joe Wilson, two of the boss boys s'on wheels" did it, and it is typ ical of their taste.
 A penetrating observer remarked to us recently, "Of course stores that have nothing to advertise must necessa- rily preserve silence" It does look a good deal that way.
 MT. F. c. Falls came down from Dover Friday as a witness in the case Of Cox vs. Morris. We were glad to meet him and find him in the full enjoyment of excellent health and spirits.
 -Dr. Cneaney has escaped serving one-fourth his sentence by receiving pardon at the hands of Gov. Churchill. The Dr. arrived here last Thursday and remained day or so on business.
 If you would live cheaply and 1t the same time have something good to eat, buy your groceries frem Tate.
 The Sanders Stereopticon show ar- rived last Thursday and gave an exhi- bition at night, but from some cause re- turned with "bag and baggage" to Lit tic Rock by Friday evenings freight train.
 All kinda of furs, hides, peltry, &c., taken in exchange at Jacobson.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Fears has retired from the business of keeping boarders, and is succeeded by Mr.L. l.. Deshon, late of Tenn. Tho place, late residence sf Col. Allen, on Jefferson street, is cons veniently located and should receive | liberal patronage.
 --Gents' furnishing goods os every description is to be found at Jacobson's. See the largest and best selected stock in this line, which is now going to be sold at COST.
 -The following are prices current in this market; Cotton, l01a and II; pork, 5; corn. 40; eggs, l5; butter, 20; chicken Is; beef, gross, 8; hides, dry, l5; meal 65 per bu. coffee, 20 aud 25 per pound i; sugar, llsl21a per pound; flour, 6.0oa 7.50 per barrel; potatoes, sweet, 50 per bushel; potatoes Irsh, 1.z6.
 -REMOYAL.-The entire stock of Jacobson's is offered at COST; these goods MUST be sold before removal. THIS is no bankrupt humbug but a legitimate SELL.
 Ton SALE.-40 acres of good land l6 acres in cultivation, with good house and well of water; wagon and horses ; cattle and hogs. Terms easy. For fur ther particulars apply to this office or c. W. Walker. Russellyille, Ark.
 The largest line of boots and shoes is now offered at COST by JACOBSON. These goods must bs disposed of befoso REMOVAL.
 A friend near Glass Village sends us word that he will "continue to send us the name of new subscriber now and then just for the fun of it." Now, If there is one thing we do enjoy mere than another It is to sec our friends all over tho county having fun that way. Friends, don't let up minute
 BE SURE you inspect the NOBBY SUITS, for men and boys at JACOB SON which are now offered at COST. Aft,r you look at these goods and get prices, nc SHAM bankrupt sale will catch you.