The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-03-05

at Jacobson's--andw will be sold cheap.
Miss Rose Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Battenfield left yesterday morning
on the down train for few days visit
10 Little Rock.
BE up with the times young man,
and be sure YOU get handsome suit
from jacobson before attending the
Inauguration Hop tonight.
IL. c. Hall, Esq, of Dardanelle.
was one among the pleasant callers at
the editorial rooms of the DEMOCRAT last
Monday.
To-day is March 4th, and If you
wish to be up with the times, March
70 (u) rth from Jacobson's with hand
some suit and be happy.
A social party was given in honor
of Miss Matte York at the residence
of Mr.. E. II. Howell Tuesday night.
1t was very enjoyable affair.
Remember that you will find at
Jacobson's a large lot of ladies and
gents shoes that cannot be found In
any other store.
Messrs. G.. l.. Kmball, Zenas l..
Wise and ID. l.. Bourland, prominent
citizens of Dardanelle were over on last
Friday on business with Mr.. j. L..
Shinn, connected with the coal mine.
The large stock of trunks of all va
rieties for the least money ever seen in
Russellvillc, gives all an opportunity
to supply themselves with this necessa-
ry article, at the store.of j. l.. Shinn.
We pass compliments to the excel
lent young gentlemen below for the
sweet strains of music which fioated in
upon our sleeping couch in the still
hours of last Friday night: w. ID.
Rodgers, Charlie f. York, Will Il.
York, viii G. Rodgers.
President Cleveland was worried
a great deal about whom he should Sc
lect as his advisers, but you need not
IVORY" about the good clothes to be
had at Jacobson's.
Prof. Floyd left last Tuesday on
business to Little Rock, where he will
remain for several days. The school
he left in the excellent hands of Miss
Keith. who has the assistance of anoth-
err excellent pair of hands belonging to
Miss Lizzie Gerhardt.
We are not prejudiced in any man
ner, but if you or any ofyour friends
want a good suit of clothes, call on
Jacobson, and he will convince you
that the incest line of clothes is kept
in his store.
-Messrs. Allen & Blackburn have
heightened their building, put in new
counters and shelving, and otherwise
improved appearance and capacity of
their establishment. and now are better
prepared than ever to serve their many
customers.
Il was never so well prepared in
my life to furnish plows and plow-
blades, names, traces and all farming
supplies, and never In all my long his
tory as merchant, at such low figures
as now. j. Il. SHINN.
Callers this week: j. P. Logan,
NJ. G. Hearpe, Di. F. A. Holland, A.
NJ. Mcleod, c. S. Bell, Potts; j. H..
Humphreys, Z. L. Traltham, Slick; p
w. Austin, Atkins; y. A. Burton, Lon
don; II. @. Sapington, c. L. Thompson,
Santos; w. f. and NJ. S. Turner, j. A..
McKeever; A. Eubanks Dover; r. H..
Dickey, Willis Dyer, Potts.
--Our department of Ladies dress
goods, trimmings, hosiery, etc., Is
grooming under its weight of we'll Sc
lected styles and patterns, and bought
with an especial view to please, and
we feel confident they will please to
the uttermost all who will give them an
examination.
Yours truly,
j. l.. SHINN.
$500, ,o;l.rt 10 racortad frora
Holly Bend township. On the farm of
w. B. Dyer poultry raising has been
seriously interfered with by the raw
ages of hawks. One cay last week a
large and impudent bird pursued a
chicken through window tito the
kitchen, and the good housewife armed
with the implements of her office dis
patched his hawkship in short order.
Mrs. Dickey receives the congratula-
tons OF her neighbors for having rid
her poultry yard of one pest.
One OF the potent facts of the day
is that the credit price of goods at
Shinn's is cheaper than the cash price
heretofore. The philosophy of selling
goods cheap on credit when sell
them at all has been learnt In these lat
ter days. | invite everybody to an ex-
animation of my stock and prices
whether you want to buy for cash or
on credit. j. L.. SHINN.
One among the foremost deserving
institutions of our oyer-the-river neigh
Dor, Dardanelle, may be mentioned the
Exchange and Collection Bank OF Nj
Jessup. Prompt and reliable in every
dealing, Mr.. Jessup has won an envla-
| BILE position in the commercial world.
| His exchange correspondents are
| United States National Bank, New
York; Fourth Nationa! Bank, st. Louis,
and Merchants National Bank, Little
Rock.
There is nothing equal In the brand
of shoes to the celebrated Bryan, Brown
& Co.'S, hand made shoes. 1t is my
pleasure 10 inform the public that |
keep full line of these goods always
in stock, besides heavy stock of mems
and womens shoes and boots in fine and
common wear, and at popular driving
| figures. ). l.. SHINN.
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