The Russellville Democrat., 1889-12-05
LOCAL LIN ES.

-nr. Hill has good farm horse for
sale easy terms.
Mr.. J. w. Sprinkle of Yell county,
has moved to Russellville.
Leave your orders with r. Fl. Tate
for two-foot or stove wood.
DIR. Hill has splendid five-year-
old mule for sale. Terms easy.
Garland McFaddea has opened
grocery store on Jefferson street.
Mothers, come and see my boys CLOTH
ing, sl.50 suit. M. JACOBSON.
Judge N. d, Sninn has returned
from visit to his son at Palmer, Texas.
Miss Ora HappenstalI of Amity,
Ark, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. b.
Wilson.
DIR. Hallum, of Mead, Texas, Is
spending few days here visiting
friends.
Judge R. B. Wilson is improving
very fast and will soon be able to be
out again.
A car load of chickens and ducks
passed down the road last week enroute
to New Orleans.
-Messrs. Desha Williams and Robert
Harkey ate Thanksgiving turkey in
Little Rock last week.
Mr.. Reuben Smith, who has been
confined to his bed for several weeks,
Is able to be out again.
| can't buy much cotton, as l sell
goods so cheap. / can't afford it.
M. JACOBSON.
receive clothing by express, daily,
in order to keep up stock.
M. JACOBSON.
-Messrs. Burgess & Beans have the
agency for the Midland Accident In
surance Co. of Kansas City, Mo.
in order to close out our large stock
of goods, we will sell them until Janu-
ary LIST, at cost. MORTON Il Co.
A three-year old daughter of Tele-
graph Operator Mcpherson died last
Monday night after three days illness
of membranous Group.
FouND.-Violins and other musical
instruments nearly given away at j.
M. Harkey q Bros. Go and try them
If you don't believe it.
Mr.. George 4. Howell is gettitg
about again after q right serious attack
of sickness. We hope his recovery
may be speedy and permanent.
Use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover and your thin gray locks will
tbicken up and be restored to theiI
youthful color, vigor and beauty.
-Mr.-Owens of Texas. has rented
Hand from DR.. Yancey and will try hi
luck farming next year. He Is an EN-
terprislng citizen and we bid hin
welcome.
Shoes Shoes Shoes LOADED will
shoes On the shelves, on the counte
and under the counter, at greatly re
duced prices. Nj. jacobson
Mr.. f. j. Penn and family late o
Dennison, Texas, enroute to Tennessee
are visiting the family Of Mr.. M: +
Gardner. M. Penn is a brother of Mrs
Gardner.
AS every one who looks through m.
stock OF clothing say have the larges
and best stock In town, u must be so.
M. JACOBSON.
Next Sunday as the morning servic
| n collection will be taken at the "
church for ministerial relief. Mem
hers should respond literally to thi
work of the church.
Any one wanting clothing who come
In town and don't see Jacobson's stock
ia like one going to Rome and not see
ing the Pope. NJ 'AcoSsoS'
Mr.. Dick Potts. of Springfield, Mo
was very welcome caller yesterda
morntng. He Is so well pleased Wit
his new home that he does not conten
plate returning to Pope to reside.
Rev. w. b. Austin, a member OF tn
Indian Mission Conference, is yisltin
; his half-brother, Mr.. +. J. Rice, OF 10
Mace. He has been missionary l
, the Indian Territory for ten years.
: The happiest man In town Thanks
I giving morning was David H. Hughel
e Peonie ceased TO wonder when II wa
u learned that bouncing baby boy ma
T arrived at his house the night before.
: The county property at Dover, i
!, eIuding the old courthouse ana lal
: advertised for sale by Judge Bnilocl
!, was purchased last week for 800 .
I the Dover school district. The pu
! chassrs. we understand, contempia
: fitting up the courthouse building X
! school purposes, intending to establls
n ! High School &C that point. In ~
Il undertaking the DEMOCRAT wishes
:. projectors great success.