The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-02

MT. wm. oases ls on the sick lial this week.
 Mas Young of Lamar is viAitins
 Mrs. W. B. Johnssy.
 --Miss Johnnie Roliow haa returned
 from s visls to Dover.
 Mrs. Leila Gray and children arc visiting in Dardnnelie.
 MT. Lon Spencer has moved hIa
 family down frona Nebo.
 Miss May McCuns or scotfsyiIls l' the guest Of Mrs. R. B. Hoglns-
 Prof. R. A. Ross hss purchased lots in Terrence addition and will hAve a residence erected thereon right away.
 Take your hIdea, wool. stc., to the Harkev SaddIery Go. sad get the cash for them.
 Rev. w. B. Johnsey and Master Mace Erwin went to Conway yesterday to witness the laying of the corner stone of Hendrix college.
 The Harkey saddlery Co. pay cash for wool, hides, beeswax, taliow, furs, etc. Try them.
 -Dr. II. sherman, dentist. has a card in this issue. His office is on River street, one door north Of the Central Hotel. All work guaranteed.
 We have saddles for svervbody--gen- tlemen, ladies, boys and girls. Come in and sec them. Harksy Saddlery Go.
 Hon. Roger Q. Mills will discuss the tariff, silver and force bills at this place on the 14th inst. Let every body in the county come out and hear him.
 wooten and Oates are having fine trade in boots & shoes. They have s large line of the best fine goods made.
 --Dr. J. ". O'Kelly will be here next Monday to remain all week. Par ties in need of dental work should take notice and govern themselves accord ingly.
 Wooten and Oates are selling stacks of fine dress goods. The sequel to their success is, they know how to select dress goods to please the trade.
 There are few more choice lots in rorrence's addition early applicants ,an buy. Don't wait too long they might be sold. Apply to Lawrence Bradley, agent.
 Bring your hides, wool and furs to ls. We will pay you the highest mar Set price in spot cash for them. Har- Sey Saddlery Go.
 Tom Pless, colored, was arraigned before Esq. Doggett's court Tuesday, charged with selling whiskey in viola ion of law, found guilty and fined s200. The way of the transgressor is lard.
 wooten and Oates are doing tre- nendous business this fall, large and we'll selected stock of goods such as hey have will draw the trade.
 The DEMOCRAT was the recipient of calls this week from NJ. H. Manley and Baker of London; John Scott Of Crow Dr. M. H. Buchanan. of Bum Log; Mark Mosley of Ola, Yell 
 Tho Harkey Saddlery Go. have con- olete line of everything ia the leather inc. from shoe string to set of har- ness. We are a leather house, we are esther people, and we want the leather .rade. Come in and inspect our stock.
 -Russellville's receipts by rail last week included four carloads of flour, md one each of bran, wagons, coal, ,alt, stone, stoves, lime and oil, besides several cars of merchandise; forward sd four cars of lumber, three cars of cotton and about II, ,000 pounds of ner- ,handise.
 We wish to say to our wholesal le cus- .omers that. although we have been beyond our capacity, we are now prepared to fill all orders prompt y, and guarantee prices as low as to be lad anywhere. Harkey Saddlery Go.
 The weimer Drug Co. will have this season, so we are informed, the largest md most select line of christmas goods ,ver shown in Russellville. They have already bought largely and expect to buy more.
 Prof. J. A. Plsss, having finished lulte a successful school In the north- srn part of the county, passed through own Friday on his way to Bellville, Yell county, where he will take the position of first assistant in the Bell ville High School for the ensuing scholastic year.
 To our many friends and customers we wish to say that we have the largest and best assorted lines of Saddlery and Harness goods ever seen in this part of inc country. Come in and see us; 1t will pay you. Harkey Saddlery Co.
 The following Is a synopsis of County Examiner Fry's report to the tate superintendent of rublic instruct on: Number of children in Pope county between 6 and 2l years of age, 1885, of which 67zS are white and 625 enrolled in public schools, L44l; average daily attendance, 23I6. A mount paid teachers $15.057.39. To- al expenditures, $ls,l57.47.
 The Mckinley bill will have a tendency 10 increase the price In all imported goods. but 1t will have no ,ffect upon Wooten & Oates for they bought their goods before the passage ,f that bill, consequently for the next ,ix months our customers can buy hese goods from us 15 to 25 per cent. cheaper than they can goods bought iince the passage of the bill.
 -Notice has been sent out from the land office to the effect that he Little Rock and Memphis railroad made a selection of 6,000 acres )f land iD this district and the same company will made an additional se- ection at an early date. Warning is therefore given those contemplating nomesteading ot the danger of losing .heir opportunity to homestead unless applications arc sent In at once.
 Live, progressive, low-priced, oblig- ing merchant. First-class, stylish. neatly kept, well-selected. appropriate Iy arranged stock. whof "Jacobson." Where atg "Jacobson's." These ex- are heard daily from our cus- toners, and the beauty of it is they are true.
 The estimable wife of K. c. Nor ton of Crew Mountain died at six o'clock last Sunday evening after