The Russellville Democrat., 1881-05-19

fati0 that mas been marked by the mer- cury since the middle of April. what will become of us all? They had a temperature of 95 degrees in Washing ton last Friday.
 Oxford ties, sandals, shoes to suit any lady or child is always to be had at Jacobson and he sells cheaper than ever.
 -Mr. J. NJ. Sims, agent and merchant at Montana station was in town Tuess day. From him we learn that another railroad man, name unknown, was run over and killed by a construction train last Saturday, between Pincy and Cab ! in Greek.
 All kinds of ladies dress goods with trimmings and buttons to match can now be found at Shinn's.
 Voters, consider that every child in the district has an interest in the public school building. Protect and foster that interest by voting five mill tax Saturday. The children re- quire it and the prosperity of the town demands it.
 -Lisle, Berlin and kid gloves, also Spituhlu dSSOIlulebj Ol nlle SIX dIu lace mits at tho New York Cash Store.
 In letter from our friend Mr. F. NJ. Martin, of Ripley, Miss, and who will be remembered as having spent last summer in our town, he says he is coming back to Russellville--and to stay. "Lige" has host of friends here who will gladly welcome him back.
 If you are going to travel, first pay Jacobson visit and get clothing, shoes, underwear, etc.
 P. O. Cheany and Miss Porah Dos- well were married at Dover, by Dr. Kirkscey, at late hour last Saturday night. The unremitting objections of the parents of the young lady to the union, caused the elopement. On Tuesday the couple left for their future home in Texas.
 If you want the latest thing in ladies shoes, Shinn's is the place to get it.
 Ut is reported that the Quapaw Guards. of Little Rock, and the Fron> tier Guards, of Fort Smith, will meet for competitive drill at Russellville on June 10th. Excursion trains will be run from Little Rock and Fort Smith and a large concourse of people will be present.
 A fine line of brown muslin, osna- burgs, sd-ticking and duckings at less than cost; these goods were bought at reduced prices and wIl. be sold as such at the New York Cash Store.
 We were pleased to receive call from Mir. J. G. Stuttz, proprietor of the Stuttz Star dramatic company. Mr. Stuttz is the pioneer 'sroad" snowman, having been on the road near thirty years. Mr. Stuttz appreciates the press, and the press and the pnblic appreciate Mir. Stuttz and his company.
 NEVER MISS the BARGAINS offered by Jacobson.
 Mir. R. II. Jamison, who has been in bad health for long time, left last Tuesday for another visit to Florida for tine benefit of his health. A large cir cle of friends in Russellyille, where he has lived for several years, hope he may find lasting benefits from his trip. He was accompanied by his mother.
 Buy your ribbons and trim IEC ilctS Issf color you want.
 Let It be distinctly remembered that the board of school directors pledge themselves in white and black that if tho people will vote the five mills tax next Saturday it shall be used solely and only to pay teachers in a free school for the ensuing year. So go and vote it and let's have a rousing free school in the new house.
 Embroidery! Embroidery! from 215 cents up to 15 and 20 cents, the finest, at the New Yorl; Cash Store.
 Hon. James l.. Denton, state super intendent of public instruction and Mr. J. k. Weathers, editor of the Arkansas School Journal, favored us with call Saturday morning. These gentlemen are thoroughly enlisted in the cause of popular education in this State, and their efforts are poteat factors in the progress of the work.
 Victoria lawns, nainsook, swiss and jaconet of all grades. lower than it ever was offered at Reich's New York Cash Store.
 MT. Philip Harvill had fine mule which was exceedingly bad at break ing down fences and foraging in corn fields. Last Friday night he cabled the mule to tree, and in the morning he found that hs was just $l25 loser. The mule had wound the rope round and round the tree until he choked himself to death.
 Ladies fine shoes, Newport ties and sandals at Reich's New York Cash Store.
 Next Saturday the qualified cleo tors of each school district in Pope county will be called upon to vote fo- the amount of tax to be levied in their respective districts for school purposes We hope sense of public spirit will be manifested in every district by promptly voting tax sufficient 10 main tain public school.
 A large assortment of gents fur> nishing goods, nice and hobby, at the New York Cash Store.
 The strawberry festival and sup per given by the ladies of the Baptist church last Thursday night was grat- flying success, both socially and finan- cially. A large number of people from Russellville and vicinity, and visitors from Dover and Norristown, graced the occasion with their presence. About $50 were added to the chureh's excheq, uer.