The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-16

The DEMOCRAT to Jan. l, lSs2-75c.
 Heavy rain Sunday.
 The corn crop will be bountiful this season.
 --Col. W. c. Ford contemplates a trip to Illinois this summer.
 A new post office called ssHattie" has been established in Griffin towns ship.
 The days have assumed nearly their full length and soon will begin to shorten.
 MT. A. s. Nowell will spend the heated term visiting kindred at Gen. tralia, Ills. Bon voyage.
 Crops of all kinds, where they have received proper cultivation, look we'll and promise an abundant yield.
 MT. Henry Harkey rejeices in the possession of a bran new arrival of the female persuasion a. his domicil.
 Miss Sue Gibson and Miss Hattie May spent last week visiting this place, the guests of Mrs. Capt. Harkey. 2 --Drs. Hill aad Thompson are in re- ceipt of a new buggy to be used in their practice. It is handsome vehicle.
 -Thc largest and most select line of children's, youths and mems clothing to pick from is now in stock at Jacobson. MT. W. A. Vim has gone on q short visit to Quitman, Van Buren county. He will be gone about ten days.
 Feather weight pants and vests at Jacobson's. No one should be without them, as they ase sold very low.
 -The closing exercises of the Rus ellville academy will take place to-day and tomorrow. The usual examina- tioa of students will be made.
 Nothing is so nice as to get thin underchothing. Jacobson keeps them and sells cheap.
 The Odd-Fellows of Atkins pur- pose having gala day at that place July 10th. The exercises will embrace marching. speaking, basket dinner, dancing, &c.
 Don't fail to visit Jacobson and get bargains in summer underwear. if you wish to be comfortable in this hot weather. See his stock at once.
 --Messrs. N. w. Kuhn and P. s. Mooney have each sent us new sub scriber to help swell our subscription list. Many thanks. Let the good work go on.
 If you are about to travel, then get a trunk, satchel, companion, &c., from Jacobson. Also linen, mohair and calico dusters.
 -Col. w. c. Ford has received a copy of the revised New Testament about which the Christian world is in such stir. It is the first copy that has been received here.
 Jacobson is now prepared to give you greater bargains in hats than any other house in this town.
 A rather severe, but wthal very amusing practical joke, was perpetrated upon late fishing party of this place. Ask Messrs. M. Jacobson and Phonz Tucker about it.
 We never claim more than we can d0-always sail under our true colors and keep the best bargains in all lines of goods necessary. Give us call and see. JACOBSON.
 Don't forget the picnic and dedica> tion of the new Masonic hall at this place on the 24th inst. Come along and bring your baskets full of good things and enjoy yourselves.
 Summer is now upon us, and every one seeks shady place, but If you wish to keep cool just step oyer to Jacobson and get some of feather weight goods that is sure to please you.
 We are indebted to Hon. Jordan E. Cravens for copy of reports from the consuls of the United States on the commerce, manufactures, etc., of their consular districts.
 Our friend and subscriber, T. La man, esq, hands us the name of his friend k. II. Hathaway, of Fl Paso, Ark, as a subscriber to the DEMOCRAT. Such friends are appreciated.
 MT. Gus Gill, proprietor of the At kins News, was in town last Thursday and favored us with a call. Mr. Gill was delegate to the district temper- anee conference which met at this place on that day.