The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-21


 --Thc public school building is in sured for 5000.
 MT. J. B. Faucett, late of Searcy has become citizen ot Dover.
 -Taxpaying time is over. Tester day the penalty attached.
 Cotton is received in limited quan titles. The price ranges from to cents.
 Postmaster Jessup, of Dsrdanelie was circulating among friends in towr last week.
 Hats for men and boys, only II cents at Jacobson.
 -will Alley has just put in an ele gant and commodious hack on his line from here to Dardanells.
 Lawns at Jacobson's for S4 cts. or l2 yards for one dollar.
 M. Gugenhiem, representing c A. Clark & Bro, New York, was a caller at our office yesterday.
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 -Dr. J. II. II. Huggins, late of Scottville, has taken up his future resi- dencs in Georgetown, Texas.
 Look out for next week and be sure and read the bargains that will be offered by Jacobson.
 Miss Ella Scott, daughter of MT. W. II. Scott, of Little Rock, is visiting the family of Hon, H. Clabo Howell.
 The best lighted store in Rus sellyille is now occupied by Jacob son, and he offers bargains in EVERYTHING.
 We direct attention to the circular letter of Superintendent Denton rel> ative to the holding of the school meet, ing. School officers should lose no time in informing themselves of the change Tn the school law.
 Never fail to visit Jacobson at his new store, he is prepared to give you every inducement in clothing, dress goods, boots, shoes, &c.
 MT. W. T. Poe, of Clinton, arrived in town last Monday upon sad mis- sion. He was summoned to the bedside of his sick daughter, but arrived too late to see her until clasped in the cold embrace of death. The sympathies of the entire community are extended to him in his bereavement.
 We are selling flour from $4 to $S per barrel; meal 50c per bus. and all other goods equally low. A full line of family groceries constantly on hand. W. 1. HICKS.
 Among the latest novelties are gents setts-cuffs, collars and tie--the had on !; gents furnishing goods of every description--fine shirts a speciality. If you want anything in this line Geo. H. Hyde, Little Rock, ia the place to get it. Use rubber paint on your houses, fences, and roofs. It gives splendid satisfaction. J. W. WELLS. Greats shaving emporium con tinues to be great resort for both young and old. Lovers of the weed can also find at Aleck's a superior line of tobaccos, for smoking or chew. ing.
 II have a good stock of rubber paint of various shades. Call early.
 J. W. WELLS. Howell, White &5 Co.,, have just opened their large stock of spring clothing, ladies and gents hats, etc., and persons iR quest of such goods would do we'll to call and examine their stock at once. Styles the newest, cu. and finish the latest, prices the lowest and the stock the largest. Call, ex- anime and buy of Howell, White & Go. JACOBSON
 has just removed to the Tuck. CT corner and is now prepared to con vince any one that he is able to give you more goods for your CASH than any other house in this county. Here is what your painter says about Rubber paint:
 RUssELLvILLE, April IS, 1881. Mr. J. W, Wells, agent for Rubber paint, Russellvills, Ark:
 Sir: l have used the Rubber paint with much satisfaction and think for of color it has no superior. It stands the weather well, and the price is very reasonable. Yours truly,
 HENRY E. ERWIN, Painter. Try it. J. W. WELLS.
 The attention of the ladies is specially called to the fact that Ja- cobson has on hand the daintiest patterns in lawns that can be found and which he now offers to sell for SB cents.