The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
.NORTO.F & co. are mak- inQ room for heir full stock. Tou can bug ege1ything cheap for the cQSh.


 Icheap 10r The cash.
 For buggies, phactons, road carts, &c., % A. T. Davis. He can suit you no matter what you want.
 Remember Dr. O'Kelly's appoint ments, first Monday in each month, He will be in his office here next Mon. day and remain till Thursday noon, Those needing dental work should call and see him. He will treat you right
 Why wear glasses that hurt and injure the eye when you can get per feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey. . -On the 25th inst. a democratic club was organized at Norristown, J. l.. Bentley, president, and J. II. Steltz, secretary. Judge J. T. Bullock and Jeff Davis, Esq, delivered rousing address es. The club meets every Saturday night.
 In addition to watch and clock TO- pairs l will now repair sewing ma chimes. H. c. WILkEY. 1 A very important notice for the benefit of the owners of dilapidated sidewalks, signed by the chairman Of ! the street committee, is published to- l day. Parties interested would do well to give it careful perusal and heed it's gentle admonition.
 Ladies come in and see our $2.00 | Dongola button shoe reduced to $l.50.
 Russell & Co. With the construction of seven brick business houses, several residence es, the brick yards and the quarries, a very large amount of labor is being employed this summer, and large amount of money IS being paid out weekly for wages.
 Ladies opera slippers worth 75c, s1.25 and 150 we will sell for 55c, soc. and $1.10. Russell x Co. --The Searcy College, reorganized and owned by a strong stock company, l is now one of the best exclusive male schools in the country. Parents can do no better than to send their boys to this school for complete collegiate course. See advertisement in this paper. c. B. Guest is an independent can didate for constable of Illinois town ship. Give his claims fair considera- tion.
 The protracted meeting at the Baptist church is still going on, the Rev. MT. Cason in charge. Reys. Hall and Roaney departed Monday. There were ten admissions to the church, to whom the ordinance of baptism was administered at Jones' ford Monday morning.
 It's very cold day in August when Jacobson, the progressive merchant, can't show you the best assortment at lowest prices in Pope county.
 MT. Jeff Davis will spend the sec- ond week of next month in Cleveland county, speech making in behalf of the democratic party. He made several speeches in that county in 1888, and so acceptable were they that the central committee joined in an urgent request for him to come again.
 Do you appreciate good assortment of nicely kept goods at lowest prices FOR CASH? If you do, give Jacobson a call before you spend your money.
 -The yindicator wriggled out of the 1 Bonds matter again last week in his usual style. If MT. Bonds Is as igno- rant as that paper would have the pub- | lie believe, it would certainly have been an easy matter for as smart person as the Vindicator man thinks he is, to have pointed it out and adduced some proof. Mere assertions won't do.
 Jacobson is closing out his entire sum- mer stock of underwear. If you want bargains worthy the name, come on and get them; they'll not last long.
 MT. J. ". Smith, an old, well known and highly esteemed citizen of Dover, who has been sick several weeks died last Thursday. The interment took place in the Dover cemetery un- der the auspices of the masonic frater- nifty of which he was an honored mem- l Der, several members of the Russell vile lodge attending.
 | Gentlemen, call on Jacobson and get a pair of those very elegant and com fortable flannel shirts, prices from soc. to 25c. They will save their cost in laundry bills and wear on white shirts in very short time.
 About 1000 people attended the | picnic at Mill Creek last Friday and spent pleasant day. Political speech es were delivered by Messrs. Lawrence Russell and R. B. Wilson in behalf of the democrats and J. Fl. Gamblen and a gentleman from Johnson county on the part of the union labor party. It is conceded that the democrats got the best of the argument.
 Parties wishing to apply tor pensions under new or previous pension laws will find it to their advantages to call on w. W. Brashear or l.. c. O'Barr. Russellyille. They have the necessary blanks. July 3l.
 The communication of Mir. James A. Evans, of Dover township. has the ring of the true metal about it. If any one has doubted his loyalty to the par ty, imagined he would "wobble on the l gudgeon" ever so little, or fail to dc l his whole duty as becomes faithful party man, the delusion will be at once dispelled after q reading of his letter. Mir. Evans is one of natures noble. men, worthy citizen and staunch democrat.
 FOR SALE. Two lots and four room residence. Good well of water on premises. Will take wagon and team in part payment. Balance on easy terms. Apply to VAN BOSWELL,
 Russellville, Ark.
 MT. Lawrence Bradley, manager ol the Morrilton branch of the Harkey Saddlery Co.'S business, suffering from a severe attack of fever. came up Sun day and is now at the residence of hii father in-law, Mir. H. N. Shade, re ceivlng every attention possible to giv, him. His condition is such as to in spIre the hope that he will recover soon. During his illness the business at Morrilton will be conducted by Mir. Bert Clayton who went down Mon day to take charge.
 THE EYEs. There are three defects of the eyes, namely: Hypermetropia (far.sight), Myopia, (near sight), Byo pla, (old sight), simple or compound Astigmatism, all of winch ought to be corrected by the use of glasses. H. c Wilkey, by the use of Johnson's Ey' l .f. . fn of