The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-23

My stock of fiannels and linseys is the most complecte and extensive in town and owing to the backward sea- son have given up the idea of making a profit on them. My object now is to sell at any price within reason. Jacobson.
 --Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Morton are en- tertaining their son, Rev. Oscar Nor. ton and his family, of Holden. Mo. We trust their visit may be pleasant and that they will carry with them when they return home, many pleasing rec- ollections of our little city.
 Go to Mrs. s. M. Perry's for your fall and winter millinery goods. She will open this week large and varied as- sortment direct from New York, and will be pleased to have the ladies of Russellville and vicinity to call and in- spect them before making their pur- chases.
 Democratic congressman are catch ing 1t now. The boy at J. Jacobson's is towear the name of Clifton Breckinridge while ?. F. Winningham appropriates the name of R. Q. Mills for his young democr at. .--Morrilton Headlight. Mir. Winningham married daughter Of Mir. Clark Bonds of this county. Their young democrat is well named. Give your home merchant chance to supply your wants, they keep just as pretty and fashionable goods as you can get elsewhere, but at any rate give him call before you send your money of to some other city, they will appre- ciate it and keepconstan u adding new and handsome novelties. Jacobson.
 -Dr. ". H. Hill, whom we mention. ed last week as improving, suffered a relapse Friday and has been confined to his bed ever since. His phy sician thinks he will be able in few days to go to Hot Springs where he will under go thorough treatment for rheuma- tism. That he may be early restored to perfect health is the earnest wish of his many friends.
 THE EYES There are four defects of the eyes, namely: Hypermetropia. (far-sight), Myopia, (near sight,, Byo- pia, Gold sight), simple or compound Astigmatism, all of which ought to be corrected by the use of glasses. H. c. Wilkey, by the use of Johnson's Eye mctcT RuhEhutccs b ub tO any Ot tUc above defects. or money refunded. Miss Werner of Memphis has rooms at the residence of Mir. West Humph- reys and is giving lessons in German, French and music. Miss Werner was educated at Breslan University, Ger many. She speaks German and French fluently and has had much experience in teaching languages. This is a rare opportunity to learn German, French and music. Miss Werner should be well supported so that we may keep her here.
 Several of Russellville's weather prophets predicted very severe winter in fact they thought 1t would be cold enough to freeze brass monkey, and it was with these ideas in our brain that we bought our stock of over coats, thinking to do mankind favor when the cold blast came, b. t up to the present the aforesaid cold blast has fail ed to present itself and as we are tired of waiting for it we will dispose of our stock of long, short. light and heavy overcoats at what they will bring and in future we will do our predicting our selves. Jacobson.
 A few days ago one Lewis, a travel ing salesman from Memphis spectacle house, hired livery rig from Rankin & Rodgers to make trip through Yell county. He proved to be an inconsid- crate and reckless driver and damaged the team and buggy about $100. He left the outfit at Dardanelle and passed up the road, leaving the liverymen to get their property as best they could, Mir. Rankin followed the gentleman, overtaking him at Ozark, where he suc- ceeded in getting $50, which was not more than one-half the damage sus- tained.
 Not only IS he prepared tO furnish Me Cl0thing and me Boots and Shoes 1or the cold
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 Te e cor load OfHeating and Cooking St00es, 60ugh direct from the factO,y, which heis Selliag at surprisingly l0W prices. Call and see Mem 6e1ore buying and remember
 hat f0r aagthing g0a want SHINN'S iS the 1Ight place 70 % 70 6ug H.