The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-05-22


| personal observation recently, we refe
| them to Willie T.. Oates. This sugges
ton is not thrown out through any An
nie-mosity.
Ladies', remember jacobson still ha
the celebrated Hermsdorf dye blacl
hose.
Rev. T.. M. Roach, former pastor
OF the G. p. church here, was mos
| pleasant caller yesterday morEing.
has been five years since his last visit
and he notes many improvements sine,
then. He is enjoying most excellen
! health, and looks scarcely a day Older
than when his home was with us.
Mrs. Perry's new stock embraces all
the novelties of the season and will be
sure to please the ladies.
The Love & Roys Hardware Co.,
having purchased lots from Messrs. VIII
sonand Peeler on Main street, are per-
fecting arrangements TO have a two sto-
ry business house erected this summer.
This win be but a forerunner Of other
brick buildings to go up in the same
locality in the near future If current
rumor is correct.
Buy your materials for summer cos
tunes now. You can save money by
calling on jacobson.
Last Tuesday Messrs. j. M. Haney,
T.. NJ. Smith. Willie l.. Oates an @.
w. Burgess, fully equipped with hunt
ing and fishing paraphernalia, departed
by private conveyance for an overland
trip to Oklahoma and other parts of the
d "a ~. tr.s.t L.
at the country and for recreation, ain-
ing to be gone five or six weeks.
Do you want a fine embroidered skirt
at less than wholesale price? Ii SO,
jacobson has them; only few left.
"A small audience witnessed the
rendition of the concert program at
Luker & Davis hall Tuesday evening.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit of the M. e. church. The par
Elephants we're in good voice and rem
dered well their parts. The National
Operetta, "the Song Tournament, was
much enjoyed. Miss Lawton presided
at the piano.
Money to loan at Peoples Exchange
Bank at 10 per cent. per annum. APP.
ply to JNo. w. WHITE, Cashier.
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Pruitt left yes
terday for Hot Springsto attend the
State Eclectic Medical Association. Be-
fore returning home they will visit
their sons, Messrs. Fred and Ed Pruitt,
Memphis, Tenn. DIR. Pruitt informs
us that the Eclectic association Is in
creasing rapidly in numbers and eff
ficiency and promises to be a power for
good III this State.
His girl didn't go back on him be-
cause he used DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Weimer Drug Co.
The organization of Young Mems
Christian Association has been post
poned indegnitely owing to the lack of
encouragement on the part of some of
our citizens. There are several heart
lily in favor of the movement, but not
enough to make a success OF it at pres
ent. Some other time another effort
will be made. which we hope, and be-
lieve, will be successful.
Cleanse your breath with DeWitt's
Little Early Risers.
Weimer Drug Co.
The Illinois township democratic
club met at the courthouse last Monday
evening. Several new names were en-
rolled and an interesting time had.
The next meeting of the club will be
on the evening of June I'd, at which
time Judge j. 4. Bullock will deliver
an address, and wherever the gifted
speaker is known it is unnecessary to
state the effort will be rare treat. The
public generally. and ladies especially,
are invited to be present.
Challies at cost! Lawns at costl Sat.
teens at cost Laces and embroideries
at cost! Where? At Jacobson's, of
course.
The leaders of the Union Labor
party will meet in this place next Sat-
urday to take such steps as may be
deemed necessary to advance their in
terests in the approaching campaign.
We understand that some of the town
ships have already instructed for coun-
ty candidates for the union labor tick
ct. Those mentioned so far are j. M.
Malett for senator, J. Fl. Gambler for
representative. w. A. Baird for clerk,
and Il. G. Hollabaugh for assessor. The
other candidates are not reported.
Ladies, call and see our celebrated
$3.50 shoe. They are the best on earth
for the money. Call for the Geo. f.
Dittman shoe. jacobson.
The Harkey Saddlery Co. have
perfected arrangements to open a
branch house at MorrIlton about the
first of next month. Mr.. Lawrence
Bradley will have charge of the Nor
rilton branch, and his long connection
with the house and intimate knowledge
of the business amply qualities him for
the responsible position. The Harkey
Saddlery Co. is composed Of wide-awake
and active business men and we CON-
mend them and their genial manager
to the good graces of our friends at
Morrilton.
Only two weeks more to close out my
entire stock of Millinery goods. Come
every body and get the greatest bar
gains ever offered In Russellville at
Mrs. Copeland's.
Hon. Robert Toomer of Yell coun-
ty has withdrawn from the race for
prosecuting attorney. He assigns as a
reason the fact that his county has pro-
vided for two primary elections and he
fears the people will not attend them
as generally as If but one had been
called. The first one, for judicial and
state officers, set for June 9TH, is in
opportue. he thinks, so far as his own
candidacy is concerned, hence his with
drawal. The contest now will be be-
tween Davis of this county and Reid of
Conway, and lively race it will be.
Mrs. S. NJ. Perry has moved to the
house recently vacated by the Boston
store, where she invites her friends to
call and inspect her large and attract
i've stock of Millinery goods.
BY reference to our announcement
column 1t will be seen that Alex Bring
lie of Dover township has decided to
enter the race for representative. Mr..
Bringle has been a resident of the
county 45 years and Is one OF the best
known citizens in the county He is
well informed on public questions, and
being a farmer fully understands the
wishes and requirements of his cola