The Russellville Democrat., 1883-03-22
Mabel Norton Mond. light.

Mabel NOTOoi biOnusav ~.
Spring clothing just received,
neat, hobby and cheap at M. Jacob
sons.
That was huge frost we had
last week, but suppose it hurt moth
ing.
DR. JEFF. Burns, we are glad to
know. has recovered from an attack
of measles.
The Melrose Cotton Mill
shipped 500 barrels of ball Irvine this
week. This mill is increasing it's
business and popularity every week.
"A full and complete line Of
spring hats, also ladies, gents and
children's straw hats at NJ Jacob
sons.
Mr.. H. Smith, of Dover, was in
the city last Saturday. He gave us
call. We hope to see him in our
town oftea.
Mrs. DR.. Hill and the unique
VIII went to Dardahelle last Sunday.
Had a good time, of course.
Mr.. E. F. Babcock, the nursery
and hot bed Ian, went to Little Rock
few days ago. He always makes
things lively wherever he goes.
Just received, full line of
spring calcos, ginghams and worsted
at M. Jacobson's.
MIR. Perm W"'ker. who was fined
and locked up been released.
We would advise aim to throw his
pistol away.
Mrs. Church has opened stock
OF notions and hosiery in Mr.,
Church's fur '+u"e store on Jef1er-
son street.
There has been quite a"prun-
ing up" the la. 'ew days. Our peo-
pie will have frals, if they do not
care for vegetables.
The matrimonial market here is
extremely dull. There is no appar-
ent reason tor it, for we have good
marketable material.
--Cottonades, cotton jeans, che
viots, brown and white domestic
cheapest at M. Jacohson's.
Mr.. j. H. Bell, the tombstone
man, has moved to Dardanelle. We
understand he will work in tomb
stones at that place.
Our lawyers are busy getting
proof ready for circuit court. II
they could have circuit court y the
time they would have a protracted
feast.
Last week was a good week fol-
drummers in Russellvil' Do not
know whether they sold any goods
or not, but there was any amount OF
the CLASS IN town.
-Russcllvllle is the most liberal
town in the state. IF money is
wanted for charitable purposes, it
can be had by merely mentioning
the fact that It'll needed.
Misses Carrie Erwin and Lula
Bonds, and little daughter of Mr.
Jas. Perry have been quite sick, but
we are glad to learn all are improv-
ing. We hope they will soon be
perfectly well again.
All the prevailing styles OF
gents furnishing goods, white and
colored shirts, undershirts and neck
wear cheap at M. Jacobson's.
We would like to say something
about the rubbish, the piles of wood,
the piles of broken rails, the heaps
of broken bricks on the streets, the
bad bridges on the side walks, the
plows, barrels, jars, boxes and many
other thing of an obstructive nature,
but our timidity forbears.
Things ere getting more lively
all the time in these "diggIns," and
we are glad to see it. Some Of
these old fogy fellows that have
always been used to see things go on
In their own careless way will be
left one of these days.
Mr.. q. II rk, the gentleman
ly business IL ser of the MabeI
Norton, gave us pleasant call last
Monday. Mr.. Clark IS one of those
genial, whole souled gentlemen with
whom it Is pleasure to be asso
ciated.
We have h 1 more shows and
showmen, and natent soap men, and
patent fire fen ' men in town the
last ten days, than since the appear.
ance of the last comet.
The show people say that Rus
sellville does not "pan out on the
show question like Dardanelle. Moth
ing strange about that--our people
want something more substantial.
The Mabel Norton is one of the
best troupes that has ever visited
this place. Take your sweetheart
or some other fellows sweetheart
and have good time with her Mon
day night p Stake your wife II
you are a married man.
The executive committee of the
American Anxiiiarv Rihlo ciety