The Russellville Democrat., 1889-03-07

Prof. Wm. Mosely, canvassin, agent for the Nebo State Normal Schoo passed over to Dardanelle Monday.
 Spring wooden dress goods wortf 20c. for 121ac. at NJ. Jacobson's.
 Miss Mary Hnl of Little Rock and Miss Mary Harrison of Dardanelle were guests of Mrs. W. II. Hill last week.
 A good blacksmith wanted. Apply to W. L. Oates, Potts Station, Ark.
 Mrs. s. N. Evans and children oi l Dardanelle were guests of the family of Capt. Peeler and Mir. Lem Gray this week.
 New goods arriving daily.
 M. Jacobson. Mrs. H. H. Patrick has moved to the Doctor Hill residence on Oak street and is prepared to accomodate few boarders.
 Buy your goods at NJ. Jacobson z and received per cent. rebate. It Is said that Capt. Jo Evans will have his dummy line from Dardanelle l to Nebo completed before the coming l summer is far advanced. Good horse and mule for sale.. Ap- ply to R. B. Hogins at the clerks office. MT. W. W. Breashears called Tues day. He thinks he is on top and will l be able to hold down the party In Pope I for the ensuing four years. My counters and shelves are loaded LOADED, LOADED, with new goods. M. Jacobson. -Messrs. J. M. White & Son sold last week to Little Rock cotton buyer | 700 bales of cotton, The sale aggregat- ed the handsome sum of $30,OO0.
 Bert Clayton, who has been clerk ing for J. w. Tucker < Son for some time, left Saturday for Nashville, Ark, where he will enter the employ of News.
 Ladies, come and see my splendid new stock of spring dress goods. NJ. Jacobson. -Mr. James W. Robinson, who has l been in bad health for several months, l left Sunday for Bentonville and other points in the great northwest to recup- , crate.
 -I have just received beautiful line of spring clothing, prices lower than ever before. NJ. Jacobson.
 --The Mail seems to want to take back it's commendation of the DEMOCRAT and we accord it the gracious privilege. Bless you we are abundantly able to get along without it.
 You will do yourself an injustice if you buy before seeing my new stock. M. Jacobson.
 MT, J. D. Hail has opened timers repair shop one door west of the Judd House, and being an experienced work man he solicits patronage and guaran- tees satisfaction.
 -Weimer is selling two papers gar denseed for 5c. That's the place to buy.
 Rev. o. F. Bettis of Bentonville, who has purchased town property here, will soon move his family down. The DEMOCRAT will extend a hearty well come to this family.
 If you have a sore mouth, throat or catarrh, use Weimer's BrOnchilins. It is .he surest cure known.
 To our friends Tn this county VIC would say that Mfr. Jay Williamson and s. D. Hamilton are employed as salesmen for the Ozone Nurseries. Please hold your orders.
 Love 6 Roys are now located on Main St. Don't forget 1t. one door east of Weimer's drug store.
 -Eld. F. NJ. Raines, Corresponding Secretary of the Chnrch Extension Fund, will preach at the Christian church Friday evening, Sth inst, at o'clock. Everybody invited.
 -FoR SALE-Four good work mules, for cash or on time. Apply to W. H. RanIsas, Russellville. There are several vacancies in the beneficiary list of the Arkansas Indus. trial University from Pope county which Judge Bullock would be glad to fill by appointment upon application.
 For spring goods of the latest styles and at most reasonable prices go to T. J. Russell & Cos.
 -Mr. James Potts accompanied Maj l Garden to Eureka last week. After ( few days sightseeing he wlll return bringing with him his daughter who has been visiting with Mrs. Garden for some time.
 Love & Roys expect a carload oI nails this week, also large stock ol doors and windows.
 Mai. H. Nj. Garden having adjusted his business affairs here returned Fri day to Eureka where he contemplates residing m the future. large circle l of friends will wish him abundant sue l cess in his new home.
 Those spring dress goods at T. J. Russell & Cos. are winning golden opinions from the ladies.
 Representative Sibley has intr roduc. | ed a bill to prohibit the sale or giving away of intoxicants of any kind within three miles of the Russellyille Academy. The proposed measure is good one and should be passed by all means.
 Come and price my goods and fl you do not fad them cheaper than any where else don't ask you to buy.
 M. Jacobson.
 ---The sick list embraces this week the following: Mrs. pr. Hill and Mrs. Annie White. Dr. Drummond and Messrs. J. W. Wells and w. w. Vel come. Our reporter learns with much T .4l I Ilas