The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1889-12-12

The application for pardon of
Charles w. Forehand, sentenced to two
years in the pen for killing DIR. Mar
berry has been refused by Gov. Eagle.
Mr.. Forehand's attorneys will endeavor
| to have the case reversed and remand
ed for a new trial by the supreme court.
1t will be greatly to your interest to
call at our store if You have any goods
to buy, for we are selling everything
at reduced prices. Wooten & Oates.
The Lady of LYONS, an interesting
society drama, is In course of prepar-
alton by full cast of our young peo-
pie and will be presented to the public
in the near future, the proceeds to go
to increase thefund of our publicschool
| library.
Boys, don't let your parents take you
anywhere else for clothing, as you can
get what you want at Jacobson's III
sizes and patterns. NJ. JACOBSON.
Quite number ofleadng members
of the Christian church, including
Revs. Dillon and Rosecrans and Prof.
j. Hazen Shinn and wife, passed up
the road Monday enroute to Fayette-
vile to attend the meeting Of the State
Sunday school convention.
Sorry my competitors will have as
much clothing the LIST OF January as
they had the first of October. They
did not buy quite low enough to COM
pete with my low prices.
M. JACOBSON.
"A mammoth turnip weighing ~
pounds and measuring 251a inches in
circumference was left at this Office for
exhibition last week by Mr.. Thomas
j. Russell. 1t was grown in his gar
den, and elicted EXPLANATIONS of ad-
miration from all who beheld 1t.
We are now closing out our large
stock Of goods for cash. So come to see
us if you want great bargains.
Wooten Il Oates.
The reason Jimmie Tucker sold
groceries so cheap last week was be-
cause of undue excitement brought
about by the arrival of little girl at
his house on the 9Th, the second event
of like nature that has transpired in his
household, and he naturally feels quite
elated over it,
Go to Zytowski's for fresh bread /,
cakes and pies.
Among our out-of town friends who
registered at the DEMOCRAT reception
rooms this week were: j. w. Eudy, j.
l.. Turner, w. l.. Crow, Jacob nj. Har-
key, j. G. Morton, j. A. j. Vaughan,
DR.. G. l.. Kirkscey, NJ. i. Eggleston,
DR.. B. 5. Zachary, Lee Smith, 5. g..
Harris, j. v. Almon. l. w. Hatley.
Jesse May, w. w. Watkins.
Fresh bread, cakes and pies at
IZytowski's.
We would much prefer that Mr..
Robt. Chasteen and his excellent
family retain their Russellville citizen
ship but it seems that business engage
ments rule otherwise. They will move
to Fit Smith where Mr.. Chasteen has
secured lucrative employment. May
success attend them.
Furniture cheaper than anybody.
JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
"A yearly advertisement in the New
York Herald costs $39. 800, and the pa
per is never at a loss for patr onage at
that price either. How greatly aback
would some of the grudging customers
Of the little local weekly be taken If
they had occasion to make inquiry for
rates at the Herald office?
| WANTED. Every egg in Pope county.
/ VIII pay the highest cash price for
them. j. b. EvANTs & Co.
Local newspapers are generally
true indexes to the thrift of the com
munitles in which they are published
Wherever the home journal Is well
patronized it may be generally put
down as fact that the people It Is pub
| ished among are wide-awake, pro-
gressive and liberal, willing to extend
to all new corners and new enterprises
cordial welcome.
Make your wife happy by buying
her a sewing machine for Christmas
present. JNo. A. ERWIN u GO.
Quick TME.-Judge r. b. Wilson'S
residence on Long street was burned al
noon on Nov. 2Sth. He had Il s40C
Hartford policy, written at j. f. Bat
tenfield's agency. and on Dec. eth, al
noon, ONLY EIGHT DAYS AFTER THE FIRE,
Judge Wilson had the money in his
pocket. MORAL: Insure with j. T.