The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-10

1 lfinder wiIl be literally rewarded bJ leaving goods at this office.
 There ought to be some steps taker
 before the beginning of another winter
 season to bridge the Illinois hayot either at the Jones ford or at the 0uits coal mines There is great deal ol
 trade which naturally belongs to Rus sellviIle diverted to other points in
 times of high water by reason Of the people being unable to cross. Let this
 matter be agitated and the bridge built
 this summer.
 Special attention is called this week to our new stock of tlnware, consisting of many new attractions also bird cages table and pocket cutlery, tea aud table spoons, etc. Call and see us.
 LOVE & RoYs HARDWARE Co.,
 Among the visiting attorneys at tending court this week is Judge Rob- ert Toomer of the Dardanslle bar, one l of the three aspirants for the prosecu- l ting attorney-shfp in the coming cam paign. Mr. Toomer is well known as a successful lawyer, who Is well qualified l for the position he seeks. He has rep resented the state under appointment of Prosecuting Attorney Carter In the Yell courts and is therefore familiar with the duties of the office.
 Do not be dazzeled or misled by the more or less truthful advertisements in the daily papers. Call on Jacobson who will duplicate in price or quality any article which St. Louis, Little Rock or any other place may advertise.
 The directors of the Ouachita col lege have gone to work with commend able energy to repair the damage done by the recent fire which destroyed the boarding department. A much larger and better building will be erected soon as 1t can be built, most of the nec- essary funds having already been sub scTibed. Miss Mary Allen, matron of the school, writing under recent date, requests us to say to the friends Of the school here that they expect CT desire small donation from a great many of them.
 If you appreciate neatly kept store where goods are handled with some re- gard to their value, and where dry salt meat and India linens do not re- pose within few feet of each other, then give Jacobson chance to supply your wants.
 --Mr. J. R. Erwin, of this place re- ceived a letter on the 27th ult., which was written to him by his son, R. l.. Erwin. at Little Rock and mailed May 6. 1886, lacking but forty days of being in transit four years. An accompany ing letter from J. s. Weaver, superin- tendant of railway mail service, ex- plains that the letter was found behind the letter case on the Fit. Smith and Leland line, where it had accidentally dropped and remained undiscovered three years and eleven months. In this instance the uncertainty of the malls is quite aptly illustrated.
 Shot guns, rifles, pistols, sewing ma chimes and clocks repaired. Old guns bought, sold and traded. Costly brok- en glassware, china and meereschaum pipes made as good as new. M. c. N EEKER. second door west of the M. 0. church on Russell street, Russellvilie Ark.
 Quite a number of out-of-town friends attending court have favored the DEMOCRAT with calls this week, as follows: W. P, Kelley. Ed Wilson, NJ. Alewine, J. F. Darr, ". I. Pol lock, and J. l.. Gillian of Atkins; Prof B. A. Kuhn, c. $. Bell Ii. D. ] Brown and Messrs. w. $. Bell, Reed and Martin of Potts Stationi J. l. Simpson and Van Tomlinson of Dover; Dr. J. w. O'Kelly of Dardanelle; II. M. Neal, pr. Wilson and Hon. ". 5. Han na of Morrilton; W. c. Bullock of Hector; Homer Bruton and c. W. Craig of Appleton; I. J. Jones of Augs- burg; w. F. Turner of Gum Log; Dr. J. F. NJ. Tate of Cleveland.
 FOUND. -On Main street near the court house. the largest and best select ed stock of hardware, stoves. tinware, nails, doors and windows, blows, culti- yators, with which we are going to keep well stocked and sell to the people of Pope county for fair legitimate prices. | Give us call.
 LOVE & RoYs HARDWARE Co. Elsewhere will be found the pre- ceedings of the executive committee Of the fifth circuit held at this place last Friday. As was foreshadowed in these columns last week the committee de- cided to adopt the primary plan as the best method of nominating judicial candidates. By this mode county lines are abolished and really ''the longest | pole knocks the persimmon." Whether so radical departure from the estab- lished usages of tie party is wise or not time and experiment will disclose. Some of the candidates were clamorous for the change, while others were not, but all of them, we believe, have &C., quiesced in the committees action.
 Jacobson is doing strictly cash bus | mess and while his success so far has
 been perfectly satisfactory he will en- deavor to merit increased patronage
 by low prices, desirable goods and courteous attention. A trial IS all that is asked, and an established reputation
 covering period of l3 years is staked
 on the result.
 | -"Oh so pretty and cheap" is the universal verdict of those who have
 examined the many useful articles on
 Mrs. Nj. K. Weathers' ten cent counter
 If you have not seen them go at once
 You will be surprised.
 i, Eha Cnuufy Central Committee