The Russellville Democrat., 1889-10-10
LOCAL LINES.

Cotton 81 to 95s.
The weather is very fine.
Don't fail to examine those new
goods at Morton & Co.'S.
"A few more loads of wood will b,
| received at this office on subscription
Wooten & Oates are leading in low
prices this fall.
Wedding bells and orange bios
SONS galore. Further particulars mex
week.
don't halloa, shows your health p
that can be heard three blocks, but sell
goods cheap. M. jacobson.
The first frost of the season was
perceptible here last Monday morning
1t was general throughout the valley.
When shaks hands / tell you how
dy once and sell you goods twice az
cheap. M. Jacobson.
"A new Mosler fire and burglar
proof safe, weighing 800 pounds, was
received Monday by j. M. Harkey &
Bro.
Wooten & Oates sell the Henderson
custom-made shoes under guarantee
The best shoe on earth.
"A new beef market under the man.
agement Of VIM. Dacus will be estab
lished here the early part of next
| week.
Wooten 81 Oates are headquarters
for nice clothing, fashionable hats, ne
boots and shoes
WI. Reynolds, the genial and pop.
ular ex-postmaster, is now cler king al
| NJ - N Il a os~ III f~,a
to call and see him.
Harkey & Hess are selling shoes at
cost. Call early If you would secure
bargains.
Examine our advertising columns
and trade with those merchants who
invite yorpto come and see them. People
who don't invite you presumably don't
want you.
Make money and save 1T by buying
your shoes from Harkey & Hess. They
will save you fully fifty per cent.
An ordinance to restrain and rsgu-
late the running at large of swine and
cattle In Russellville appears in this Is
sue. The owners of such property as
is affected by itshould read it carefully.
You will find the best assortment of
children's and boys clothing at NJ. ia
cobson's.
The Dardanelle Post learns that
Capt. Joe Byers of Alma, will deliver
a temperance lecture in Dardanelle at
an early date. Capt. Byers could tale
unfold that would be quite interesting
If he would.
For want of room and money you
I'll n1 lNx OF
Jacobson's.
The town council at its last meet.
ing levied tax OF 2 IL mills for the
ensuing year, an increase of one mill
over last year. The levy last year
raised $5l9.35, which is already practi-
cally exhausted.
If you would do business on its mer.
its you will buy all your goods from
M. jacobson.
-Dardanelle Post, 3rd: Judge era
vens adjourned court Tuesday morn
ing after disposing of every case on the
docket that could possibly be consider
ed. Judge Cravens Ia an untiriDg
worker and our people are very much
pleased with him as judge.
call my customers by their names
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jackson, etc. NJ
sisters and brothers. M. jacobson.
Mr.. S. G. Harris, OF blue-ribbor
Sand Spring township, has placed al
apple OF the Ben Davis variety. on oul
table, which is fourteen inches In cir
conference and as pretty as a picture,
He also exhibited a specimen of SECOND
crop June apples grown by Mr.. j. l.
| Tate, which were nice.
1t will pay you to call and look at my
shoes. Come and see before you buy.
M. JACOBSON.
Mr.. John A. Erwin happened tc
an accident last Monday evening which
caused him some pain and no little in
convenience. He was fixing sewing
machine and while kneeling on th'
aoor broke a needle off In the cap OF
his right knee. Careful probing failed
TO locate the needle and 1t is still !;
his knee.
Remember am always first to giy'
you prices through the paper, then yol
will notice my neighbors copy.
NJ. JACOBSON.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Perry desires the public
10 bear in mind that she has on hand {
| full line of ladies' hats and bonnets OF
Il
the latest styles and at prices which
defy competition She has also mlllsn
cry goods and novelties selected will
special reference to the wants of thu
trade, A share Of the public patron
age Is respectfully solicited.
Mothers, don't let your children
freeze when you can get clothing an'
iannels at reduced prices at M. Jacob
sons.
The resolution Of the New Orleans
cotton exchange TO deduct sixteen anC
twenty -four pounds tare on cotton pur
ehases has not generally been adopted
in cotton buying centres. Our mer
chants refuse TO adopt it, and are buy
ing as heretofore, paying the highest
market price in cash, and allowing a.
much as any other market on "olC
debts" Don't forget this.