The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

graceful knight Of the brush, 10 whom
we direct all wanting work Of this kind
done.
"A nice and elegant lot Of SEw
SPRING GOODS have arrived at Jacob
sons and il you want to get somec Of the
latest patterns, why don't fan TO go
and make your selection.
Reports from the country indicate
that the greatest possible advantage was
taken of the favorable weather last
week to SOW oats and break land for
corn planting.
II have three second hand sewing
machines In good condition, to ex-
change for wood or lumber.
ARTHUR ERWIN.
Mr.. John O'Neal boarded the train
Sunday afternoon for flying trip to
Alma. Rumor has it that he was drawn
thither by an attraction as delicate as
1t is fascinating. He will be home to-
day.
jacobson will give you more GOOD
goods for your money than you can get
elsewhere, and besides you pay only a
cash price. No long time prices with
him.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Martin, one Of the
most capable and faithful of the vast
army of commercial travellers, was in
town waiting on our merchants re-
Gently. Mr.. Martin has hoats of friends
here.
--Thc best ground coffee on earth at
25c. per 10. at Mrs. TURA SEMoNIN's.
--Our merchants report gratifying
reviya, of business. We're it not that
the dreaded anaconda forms so inn
portrait a part n the transaction, the
fact would be greater cause for congrat-
ulation.
--Renemb that Love & Miller will
sell you horse collars, back-bands,
names, traces, singIetrees aud all the
plows you need, cheaper than the
cheapest.
Mrs. W. Fl. Hill, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Bsrta Wilson, left Nom
day for the home of the latter in Louis
vile, KY, where she will pass num-
Der of weeks visiting relatives and
| friends.
--ITcH, NANCE AND SCRATCHES of ev-
cry kind cured in 80 Minutes by WOOL
| FoRD's SANITARY LOTION. Use no 9th :
err. This never fails. Sold by
j. w. WEsLs,
Druggist, Russelivilles Ark.
In our mention last week Of the
| visiting ministers who filled pulpits
here the Sunday before, we failed to
| mention Rev. Leroy Bates who very
acceptably filled the Baptist pulpit.
We have heard his sermon spoken of
in the highest terms.
SHILOH'S VTTALIZER is what you
| reed for Constipation, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dizziness, and all symptoms Of
| Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
| bottle. Sold by j. w. Wells.
Mrs. Maggie Bottoms, young la.
| dy well known in the social circles Of
Russellville, and Mr.. Lem Smith Of
| Dardanelle. were happily united by the
bonds of matrimony last week. The
DEMOCRAT extends best wishes to the
happy couple.
If you want to save money, let this
| be your motto: "Let others do as they
may, as for me / will buy my pillow
gears, harness, saddlery, etc., of G. w.
Harkey & Son.
1t is pleasure and satisfaction to
| MANY to learn that Sparks Indian
Cough Syrup, that standard family med
icine for coughs, Group, and all lung
| QtScuoCSy vail NC Pi0SdiSV Va " W .
Wells.
Maj. D. L. Bourland, general man
ager Of the d. & r. railroad has sold
his residence property in Dardanelle
and will return with his family to
Ozark. Another heavy loss TO the bus
iness and social interests of our neigh
Dor town.
You will find the John Deere Gull
tivator at Love & Miller's. The best
made. Also the Buckeye Cultivator,
Hay Rakes and anything you need in
that line. Come and see.
| The many friends of Capt. J. w.
Russell will find him behind the count
ers at r. j. Wilson's where his sUAvIT-
Err IN MoDo, and efficiency and capahil
! ity for supplying the wants Of custom
ers, will be readily recognized and APP
preciated.
AT this season of the year quinsy
and various forms of throat diseases
prevail Sparks Indian Cough Syrup
is an excellent remedy. 1t cures quin-
sy, coughs, colds, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles. For sale BY
J. w. Wells.
Our young friend, w. A. Lyon.
Esq, having been rather iIdisposed for
a time, spent last week in the country
at Mr.. John NJ. Bradley's, with the
hope that recreation and rest would be
beneficial. We hope to see him at his
post of duty soon, fully restored to
| health.
We want it distinctly understood
| that G.. w. Harker 81 Son Is the place
to buy your trace. chains, collars, back
bands, names, ets., etc. We are unal-
| terably determined, and dead set to sell
you pillow gears cheaper than any other
| firm in town. This Is the word with
the bark on it. Give us trial.
| Planters are hard at work prepar :
| ing their land for the coming season.
| They should remember that one bushel
of corn at home is worth two In st.
Louis. Raising cotton in Arkansas to
buy corn and meat raised In the North,
paying freight both ways is not very
profitable business.
Ladies', remember that II You want
to be waited Oh patiently and get Low
DOWN CASH PRICES go to Jacobson's.
His is the only cash house In town and
never has any credit prices put on his
goods. There is always plenty of room
and time to make your purchases and
let you go home happy.
The greatest excitement and the
\ talk of the town Is the fire-but that Is
| M a;rct.p,ata N n a IN tba Qxeifemaut fhnt