The Russellville Democrat., 1890-03-20
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 MT. James H. Eealey will accep our thanks for late New York papers.
 Mrs. K. Bouriaad of Ozark is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. John A. Erwin
 Mrs. W. A. Baker and daughter are guests of Dr. J. II. Lindsey's fami ly.
 trade in these columns. It will pay you.
 --Mr. Seab Fuller of Paris, was the lgnest of his sister, Mrs. A. E. Lee last week.
 "A great many people are still com plaining of that detestable complaint, la grippe.
 Members of the county committee should not forget the meeting on the sth of April.
 The steady and substantial growth of Russellvlle is source of pride to her citizens.
 Last Sunday was beautiful day, and large congregations attended all the churches.
 Mrs. Lula Milner of Clarksville was down last week on a visit to her mother's family.
 Painters, carpenters and brick ma sons are sanguine of plenty of work here this summer.
 MT. Joe Seegall, late of Nashville, Ark, has accepted a position as sales man for MT. M. Jacobson. MT. W. T. Nordin, daughter and daughter-in-law, were callers last week to see our presses at work The NJ. k. church supper last Fri- day night was quite an enjoyable affair and netted the church handsome sun. Mrs. Mary Montgomery. having l finished her school has moved to town and is residing with her mother, Mrs. l.. c. Obarr.
 -Dr. O'Kelly of Dardanelle requests us to announce that he will be here the first week in April to wait upon those needing dental work. New effects In lustres at Jacobson's.
 -Elder J. e. Webb, of Texas. will preach at the primitive Baptist church, one mile south of Russellville Sunday evening, March 23d. All are invited to attend.
 Shoes in endless variety at Jacobson's. --The handsome residence of George E. Howell on Main street is under going pleasing transformation at the hands of Messrs. Wells & Copeland, the skilful painters.
 Bargains at Jacobson's; "nuff said" -Messrs. s. A. Bradley and Sam 1 Holmes exhibited their excellent horses on the streets last Saturday, and many expressions of commendation were heard. Good horses, both. An elegant variety of shoes at Jacob sons.
 -Messrs. w. l.. Crow and D. H. Trickey living on Oak mountain are putting out extensive orchards of win ter apples. This mountain Is well adapted to fruit growing.
 The latest novelties in dress goods at Jaoobson's.
 It is now quite generally believed that all the fruit was not killed by the late cold sDap.. Pears, plums and late peaches were killed. but apples and berries are considered uninjured. Embroideries and laces new and handsome designs-at Jacobson's. Next Sunday evening Eld. B. J. Dillon will deliver discourse at the Christian church, this place, for the especial benefit of young ladies and young gentlemen. Everybody is invit- ed.
 Don't forget Wilson's when yon want good goods at low prices.
 MT. ". ". Welcome, who left here l A few weeks ago to embark in business at Texarkana. after viewing the field decided to locate at Hope. where, we are glad to learn, he is splendidlv fixed and well satisfied.
 If you want to live happy and pros per, buy your goods from Wilson.
 Rev. I. l.. Burrow, of Oklahoma, enroute to Morrilton, his former home, stopped off here Sunday and preached an able and interesting sermon at night at the southern Methodist church to a large audience.
 Our sewing machines are the best, our prices the lowest.
 JSo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 If all the buildings now in contem- l nlation are erected, and there is no reason for thinking they will not be, Russellyllle will soon enjoy building boom beside which her palmiest days will pale into insignitlcasoe.
 New furniture every few days and at prices to please everybody.
 JNo. A. ERWIN & Co.
 MT. Henry Barlow. having severed his connection with Messrs. Harkev & Bros. has accepted a position In the drugstore of Mir. J. w. Wells, and will enter upon his duties soon as he returns from business trip to Little Rock.
 CoMryG-The best assortment and latest designs in gents goods at Jacob sons.
 A friend sends us contribu ton for our poets corner, but owing to the pressure upon our columns we have been forced to abandon poetry for the present. Soon as the campaign is over | poetical effusions will be in request.
 Don't select your spring goods until l that Jacobson offers. Beside the farmers, early gardener have suffered considerable lnconvep ! fence and loss on account Of the .at' , cold snap and excessive rains. Beiiey ing In perseverance they will not glV 2 way to despondency, but will try agaih
 Better value can be had in mems O '' boys clothing al Jacobson's than an. other house in town.
 When near Potts Station last Sun 2 day the engine of the west-bound trail lost n tire from one of the driving
 wheels and the coaches had to be side tracked until another engine was sen
 from Coal Hlll to take them through [ r Ft. Smith.