The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-18

Dr. Hill says his arm can be saved. 1 The unfortunate man had been work l ing for tie company but a few days. having taken the place of the brake man who was killed in the wreck at Marche last Thursday.
 My fall stock Of novelties is rapidly coming in. and while the line is not complete, have already the best as- sortment of Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Blankets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes in town, and when the line Is complete you may expect to see tlir grandest aggregation of eye-opening | bargains 1t has ever been your good for tune to behold. I have made your wants special study and If CASH and l EXPERIENCE amount to anything, m purchases in New York are In pri,. ! far below any ever offered to the cash purchasers of Pope county.
 Jacobson. --Mr. Robt Scott of Little River county, Ark. Is paying his friend Judge Davis a vizit. He Is son of Judge Scott who died at Dover few years ago. Mir. Scott has In his pos session a bill of continental money which has been handed down from father to son in the Scott family for nearly century. It was issued in 1779 and calls for 36 Spanish dollars, payable to bearer. T.: -:-sss sne bill Is 3 by 3 ...sii.s,s .....Si.s,s, :s.Pon the lower corners a.s;s,oar the names of rhos. Edison and Geo. Bond. On the reverse side is printed crude engraving of the tobac- co plant and several notices rendered illegible by the ravages of time. The bill is we'll preserved, considering It's age, and is valuat;sseiic.
 Jacobson has always been the recog- nized leader in the clothing line In old Pope, and the coming season will be no exception. On the contrary my clothing department has been thor oughly renovated and enlarged in or der to more advantageously show the elegant line of custom made clothing that has been bought this season. No AUCTION GOODS! Nothing but good, fashionable, serviceable, well fitting goods, bought for SPOT HARD CASH In New York, from dealers to whom money was an object at the time. Con. sequently my offer was accepted, and you get the benefit of capital, shrswd- ness and ability.
 We take pleasure in saying that at an early day Russellville will have still another new drug store with Mir. Will Brooks as proprietor. Mir. Brooks informs us that just as soon as 1t can be completed he will occupy the new brick store now in process of erection by MT. Will Swilling on the corner of Jeffer- son and Russell streets. Mir. Swilling will have his brick finished and furn- ished with especial reference to the most complete and elegant drug store room in the city. No pains will be spared to make It eclipse anything in town in the way of fully equipped drug establishment. Knowing MT. Brooks vim and enterprise we feel no hesitancy In predicting for him suc- cessful career in the business of his choice. The building will be rushed through to completion at the earliest day possible and Mir. Brooks will be .'at home" to his many friends immedi- ately thereafter as he has already much of his stock and fixtures purchased and awaiting shipment.
 To My LADY PATRONS You are doubtless aware that the styles for the fall season are all large plaids and checks, and though my assortment is very large and varied, would cheer fully and gladly send samples for com parison were 1t not for the fact that you can tell absolutely nothing from small sample, owing to the large figure, and in addition. samples being constantly cut from expensive goods soon makes, in the aggregate. many dollars. and this Is an expense that Is not figured in the very close profit put on my goods. Trusting you will look at this request in the proper spirit and consider me obligIng as far as l possibly can be,
 am yours ready to please,
 NJ. JACOBSON.