The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-10
The 9fmotrat.
LOCAL LINES.
--LIaten to the mocking birds

Listen to the mocking birdsl
 Spring suits and straw hats
 Last sunday was the most pleasanl Sabbath of the season.
 -srhe planting Of corn and cotton il going forward with rush.
 --Mr. Fo;.At Brooks of Martin vii be candidate for assessor.
 Tax collecting closes the 10th inst after that the penalty attaches.
 Miss Minnie Underwood is clerk. ing at H. c. Wilkey's jewelry store.
 Miss Lizzie Pennington of Clarks. yille is visiting Mrs. Arthur Erwin.
 -Capt. James NJ. Harkey leaves to- day for St. Louis. He will be gone about q week.
 -Mr. Will Ferguson and bride, ol Ft. Smith, are here visiting MT. and Mrs. W. P. Wooten.
 Rev. f. F. Jones returned last week from an extended trip through Missis. sippi and Tennessee.
 --The Baptist and M. E. church par sonages are going up as rapidly as ex- pert workman can do 1t
 --Do not fail to remember the supper, for the benefit of the Baptist parsonage next Friday night, at the John White store house.
 A faded or gray beard may be colored beautiful and natural brown or black, at will, by using Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
 The Knights of Pythias will hold an interesting meeting tonight. Visiting delegations from Morrilton and Oar danelIe are expected to be present.
 Mir. West H. Humphreys, the gen ial representative of Tennent Stribbling & Ely Shoe Co.,, St. Louis, spent sew eral days here this week visiting his family.
 Mrs. America Jones, widow Of Benj. Jones, died at her residence near Russellville last Saturday and was buried in the Russellville cemetery Sunday.
 --Dr. J. w. O'Kelly, the Dardanelle dentist, is here this week prepared to serve all needing work in the dental line. His office and operating room is at Halls hotel.
 Coming--a new line of embroidered skirting and Van Dyke laces, at Jacob son's.
 There was very good attendance of the county central committee last Tuesday, all but four townships being represented. The proceedings are pub lished in another column.
 Men and boys fine straw hats, the latest and hadsomest styles at Jacob sons.
 Next Friday night will be the reg ular meeting of the Knights and Ladies of Honor. Official communications of vital interest will be presented and every member should attend.
 Ladies handturnod french kid button shoes from reliable makers at Jacob sons.
 There has not been very large at tendace of people at court this week, owing to the fine weather, the farmers prefering to put iE their time on the farm to lounging about the court.
 A handsome line of boys custom made clothing has just been recieved at Jacobson's.
 Just as we go to press we are authorized to announce that MT. George K. Howard of Martin township will be a candidate for county clerk. His an- nouncement will appear next week.
 For Sale.-Three head of good work horses. will sell on time with proper security. RANKIN & RODGERS.
 We arc authorized to state that Capt. James NJ. Harkev has decided to accept the call made upon him last week. His response and formal an- nouncement will appear next week.
 "In union there is strength" Trade at home as much as you can and help build up city. NJ. Jacobson. Charles Lytal, representing the Boston store of Ft. Smith was arrested here last Tuesday for operating a branch house without taking out li- cense. His trial is set for the 18th inst My assortment of men and boys spring clothing is now complete Prices to suit all purchasers.
 M. JACOBSON. --The handsomely decorated show windows at Nj. Jacobsons excites tho admiration of all behoide-s. Mir. J. c | Seegall did the work and the result shows that he is an adept at the busi ness.
 Jacobson solicits an inspection of hi, goods feeling confident that he car please almost every one in style, quail ! ty and prices.
 --G. W. Berryman has purchased l from the Terrence estate tract of Ian, containing 37 acres lying south of W l c. Ludwick's, on the west side of tn | Dardanelle road. He will have 1t clear | ed and put in cultivation. Gentlemen If you appreciate com l fort you should buy some of those sill stripe flannel shirts at Jacobson's, the, are the real thing.
 The following are the newly elect ed municipal officers of Atkins for tn ensuing year: A. NJ. Gibson, mayor lP. W. Hinton. recorder; J. E. Joyner U, B. Avera, w. A. Wilson and SaI Hartwick, aldermen.
 Losr. "A solid gold front breast pir bar style about two and one half inche long. The finder will please leave this office and be rewarded.
 -The supper and dinner served D the ladies of the M. E. church, sontf on Monday evening and Tuesday moo respectively, were in every way highi enjoyable to those attending and sati factory and profitable to the iadie The receipts from both amounted : $65.00
 To the ladies s--Jaeobson sells fai
 black hose that will never fade, crac or rub and money will be refunded c
 all that do not come up to our guara tee.
 -The order of the Knights and Ladi t I of Honor offers the best and cheape
 fife insurance of any of the mutual a a sociations, and far cheaper and just
 good as any of the old line companie
 A careful investigation of the matt