The Russellville Democrat., 1889-11-21

| don't make any speeches In selling
goods, but you come and see me. Prize
es will talk for themselves.
M. JACOBSON.
-Russellville Chapter No. rs r. A..
M. held a very pleasant meeting last
Saturday evening, closing with SUI
perb banquet, prepared under the skill
fnl management of Mrs. j. M. Harkey,
to which full justice was done. Besides
about forty members, there were pres
ant as visitors Messrs. Laughlin and
Thompson of Bentonville and Whittle-
sey of Dardanelle.
Every one to his trade-some like to
elbow" some to buy cotton; but | like
to sell goods cheap, for the cheaper /
sell, the fatter / get. M. JACOBSON.
The Ouita Coal Co. has put in enor-
nous pumping machinery, requiring
an so horse power engine to operate it.
The company, now operating on the
east side of Illinois bayou, will in a
few months pass under the stream,
about 100 feet below the bed, a feat that
is considered by some as extremely
dangerous and almost impossible, yet
Mr.. Healy, the superintendent antci-
pates no trouble resulting from the
undertaking.
| can fit anyone in clothing no mat
ter how big or how little, even one
legged man, as ] keep one-legged pants.
M. JACOBSON.
DIR. J. NJ. Thompson of Bentonville
was most welcome visitor to our city
last week. The doctor was resident
here few years ago and there is al
ways warm place reserved for him in
the hearts of all our citizens. His dem
ocratic procliyities stand the test of
time and the result of the recent
elections made him feel at least ten
years younger. He joined the delegates
TO the masonic grand lodge Monday
and will spend several days with his
Little Rock friends before retur ming
home.
have convinced half the population
of Pope county that have the stock
and prices, and If the other half will
come, | will convince them also.
M. JACOBSON.
Referring to the item copied into
this paper, Oct 80, from the RUSSELL
vile DEMOCRAT, Rev. w. j. McAnally,
z. G.. of the Fort Smith CT, writes
that our Information was premature
/ that he is still serving his charge and
working for the Arkansas Methodist
facts we record with pleasure. Until
our attention was called to the item, we
did not know Bro. McAnally had ever
been a member of the NJ. K. Churc H.
Arkansas Methodist.
| Rev. w. j. MeAnally is now in Rus.
| sellville, and has been for several days
| bending every emery toward getting
out the first number of his paper, which
we understand will appear next Satur
| day. The item in the DEMOCRAT nigh
have been premature" but subse
quent events have demonstrated III
correctness all the same.
One ticket in drawing for must,
box, $500 dressing case, fine plush
album and one dozen Log Cabin triple
handkerchief extracts, to each cash
purchaser of $l.00 worth of goods at j
NJ. Harkey a. Bros.
One of the most attractive establish
ments in Russellville is the jewelry
store of our enterprising ieweler, Mr.
II. C. Wilkey. His new and magniti
cent stock of holiday goods has arrive,
consisting of a" extensive line of beau
tiful slverware, musical instruments
toys, splendid assortment of clock
and watches including ladies' witt
diamond settings, solid gold jewelry
gold pens, spectacles, etc., etc, all es
pecially selected for the holiday trade
"Quick sales and small profits" is tn
motto of this house, and Mr.. Wilkel
extends cordial and pressing invita-
ton to everybody to see him befor
purchasing elsewhere, believing tha
an inspection of goods and prices will
result in trade If a purchase be reall.
desired. Miss Minnie Underwood, al
affable saleslady, has charge of the hol
iday goods department, and will TAX
pleasure in waiting on all who call.
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lan1pS and haraWare, cheap
| er man the cheapest, al