The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-15

! NEVER, NEVER /!
VIII such an opportunity present itself
again to the people of RussellYille. The
Boston Store from Fort Smith is clos
Ing out its entire stock Of goods which
they moved here, at actual New York
cost, as they will only stay here until
May, the 18th inst. The telegram be-
low speaks for itself. Read IL and take
our advice the Boston Store be-
fore it Is too late, rs they will pack up
not later than Saturday night.
TELEGRAM
Nh. w. c. CAMrBELL, Manager Of the Boston
Store Branch. Rnssellvilie, Ark:
stock at actual eastern cost. Pack up sssar-
day night. Boston STORE, 1T. Smith. Ark.
The above explains itself. Com
mencing to-day the goods are yours for
actual cost. Come and take 'sm out
before we pack up.
BOSTON STORE, Russellvllle.
|
MIR. w. e. Hollowoa presented us
Wednesday morning with q box Of
Hollowoa's Superior, a variety OF
strawberry which is very fine indeed.
| Just as We 20 to press we receive
the announcement Of Mr.. w. B. Young,
of Scottsville as candidate, for the of
flee of county treasurer. Mr.. Young Is
| good business man, an old citizen and
man of unimpeachable integrity. He
has an acquaintance In every portion
of the county growing out of A years
residence and extensive business
operations, and host of friends wher-
ever known. Should he be the choice
of the people he will fulfill their ex-
pectations IN every respect.
For ice cream, lemonade, soda W ater
and fresh bread go to Pruitts restau-
rant.
IF the interest at present manifest
ed IN the strawberry business-is m aim
tanned there will be largely increased
acreage put to berries next year than
ever before in this county. Messrs.
Boals, Rushing, Dunlap. Lamar and
others have been shipping freely last
week and this, realizing satisfactory
prices. These gentlemen will pay out
this season for pickers alone not less
than $500. The growers of rhis town
ship have organized a society for NUT
ual benefit and protection, and the
DEMOCRAT would be pleased to publish
any items OF interest II the secretary
will furnish them.
Clay takes pleasure in showing ladies
how he washes feathers. All are In
vitsd to call at southwest corner Of st.
Mary and Bunker streets. Terms 8
cents per pound. Positively will not
take feathers in payment.
Last Monday morning Mr.. J. G..
Harley, who lives near Potts Sta
ton, while coming to Russellville, OBJ
served mule which belonged to him,
going home from farm in the bottom
where he had been ut work, and know
ing that his muleship was not acting
under orders from his employer, he
dismounted and approached him with
the view Of catching and taking
him back, but the animal, with
visions of hard days work before
him, and prsferring holiday instead,
turned suddenly and by dextrous use
of his hind foot, dispossessed his master
of four upper front teeth and gave him
shock he will remember for many
day. Strange to say, Mr.. Harkey sus-
tanned no other injury save that men
toned, and well may he congratulate
himself that 1t was no worse. He went
over to Dardanelle the same day to
have DIR. O'Kelly extract the roots Of
the broken teeth.
Ordinary goods can be found In most
any house in town, but ii you want styl-
ish, handsome dry goods, neat fitting
shoes, fashio nable clothing, In fact any
thing usually kept in a first-class estab-
lishment, then Jacobson's emporium
appeals to the good sense and purses Of
all careful and economical buyers.
The business men of Russellville
could very materially advance their
commercial interests and largely in
crease the volume of trade done here
by united and well directed effort look
ing to the bridging of streams which
during the trading season are so high
that fording Is dangerous and much of
the time impossible. There Is big
trade on Colony mountain and other
points beyond Piney which would come
to Russellville II Plney and the Bayou
were bridged. This trade Is worth con-
siderable and would amply pay our
merchants to look after it. There Is
also good deal of trade In the north
part of the county and in Searcy and
Newton counties which would come to
Russellville but Is diverted to other
points because of streams in the way.
Now, is 1t not worth an effort to secure
this trade? We think so, and would
suggest that our people give the matter
that consideration It's Importance de-
mauds, and most assuredly something
will be done to prevent so much COM
merce which naturally belongs here
going somewhere else.
jacobson has determined to do the
cash business of Russellville, and moth
ing but the cOnsummation of that de-
sire will satisfy him, and In order to
make his efforts successful. will positive
ly undersell all competition. II you
want to practice economy, don't spend
a dollar until you have examined my
stock and prices.
One day last week swarm OF bees
settled upon the heads of team OF
horses belonging to w. II. Dunlap
which were standing hitched hear the
foundry. One of the animals succeed
ed in getting released from his moor
| ings and ran out of harms way, the
| other being unable to extricate himself
had to endure the exaspirating ordeal
for while. Finally he succeeded in
shaking the unwelcome visitors OF and
they departed high in air In north
eastern direction. Mr.. L. M. Smith.
blduQlitk uC6k LID mill VDp0A W. ~AsSN@
and threw hand full OF gravel among
them. They construed this as an in
vitation to come down and a large num-
Der of them covered his head and
shoulders. His surprlre and flight can
better be imagined than described.
Reaching his planer shed by some sort
OF persuation he induced them to occu-
by one of the uprights supporting the
roof where they remained until night
| fall, when Mr.. Smith succeeded In
hiving them. He received but few
stings and says it Is an experience he
does not desire repeated.
| Parties making preparations to build
will do well to call on us for prices, on
doors, windows, blinds, mouldings
corner blocks, etc. We have the larg.
est stock ever handled in the town and
can give lower prices than ever before.