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

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mullins and
Mrs. J. l.. Turner are visiting relatives
and friends at Tyler Texas. They will
return next week.
---E. w. Henson, Esq. has placed us
under obligations for turnip weigh
ing 5R pounds, measuring "a inches
In circumference.
Come and see my mems overcoats at
$3.50, NJ. JACOBSON.
DIR. Hunters concert troupe draws
large crowds nightly. They have de-
notice elsewhere.
Come and see my % cent tobacco.
M. JACOBSON.
Walter McAnalIy, publisher of
the Methodist Herald, was made happy
by the arrival of little girl at his
house on the 9th inst.
Best assortment of cashmere and jeans
pants in town. NJ. JACOBSON.
The Geo. A. Dannellv Chapter, o.
E. S., of Russellville, will install new
offices and enjoy banquet on the eve
ming of January 6. next.
You can save money by buying la
dies hats at N. JAcoBsoN's.
The regular Mite meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the M. K. G. 5.
will be held next Friday night at the
parlsrs of the White hotel.
Custom-made shoes big stock-at
very low prices. M. JACOBSON.
Harrison Smith, general merchant
and produce dealer, London, keeps a
good stock at all times and treats his
customers right. Give him call.
Our large stock of goods must go,
regardless of prices. Wooten & Oates.
-Messrs. Robert T.. Harkey and G..
w. Burgess have received patent for
their tug buckle, an invention we
trust will yield them fine returns.
Don't miss those great bargains at
Wooten Il Oates.
w. A. Baird, Dover, carries a full
stock of pure and fresh drugs and
groceries. All interested in economy
are invited to step in and examine
his prices.
We are now astonishing the natives
with low prices. Wooten 4 Oates.
Monday was another rainy day
Tuesday was fair and springlike, quite
an unusual December day even for the
sunny south.
A small sum Of money will buy a
large amount of goods at
Wooten & Oates.
Hon. Geo. Scott, lecturer for the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the
World, I. o. G.. t., will deliver Tenn
perence lecture In this city Tuesday
evening Dec. IL.
J Parents, remember you can get any
thing you want In children's clothing,
knee-pants, jackets or waists.
M. JACOBSON.
The Baptist and Cumberland Pres
byterian Sunday schools voted last
Sunday to have Christmas trees. APP
propriate committees will be appointed
to arrange for the interesting event.
Remember you can get anything in
the line of gents furnishing goods at
NJ. JACOBSON.
-Messrs. Erwin & CO., have purchas-
ed the Bernard Bros. brick store
house on Main street and will move
their stock of furniture into it January
LIST. The consideration given was
$4,000
No wonder Jacobson sells more cloth
ing than any other house in town; be-
cause he has the best stock and lowest
prices. M. JACOBSON.
Mr.. Hess, the late associate of Mr..
Robt. Harkey in the harness and sad
dIery business, is perfecting arrange
ments to move soon to Fayetteville,
this State, where he Will engage in
business.
We are going to slaughter prices I'M
til our large stock of winter goods are
sold. Wooten a Oates.
Mr. Tom Bullock, Dardanelle,
brother of Judge j. Il. Bullock of this
place was robbed OF $3.50 one night last
week. He had but recently gone to
housekeeping, having married Miss
Gibson OF Atkins. No clew to the
burglar.
Hot and cold lunches every day at
Zytowskis.