The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-21
MORTON & GO. ere m0k- ing room for thei7 full stock. Tou can 6uy eoeaything cheQD for the cash.

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 We desire to call especial attention to the new advertisement of Mrs. s. M. Perry, dealer in Millenery, etc. She carries a stock at all times suited to 1 the season and is jealous in trying to please her customers in price and quality of goods. We bespeak for her a liberal patronage.
 J. ". Wells has the original of Gall loway's Special Chill Pills. They have no bitter naseous taste. No cure no pay.
 MT. NJ. Jacobson left last Sunday for St. Louis. Chicago and New York 10 purchase the largest and best selected | line of stylish dress goods, clothing, shoes etc, ever seen in Pope county. Prices will be made so low that Jacob- son's supremacy as a cash merchant will no longer be questioned.
 If you have chills call on J. W. Wells and get one original package of w. A. Galloway's Special Chill Pills. Take them as directed and be cured at once. | The Strickland building on the corner of Main and Oak street has been improved in appearance by the erection of balcony in front, re-paint- ing, etc. Entrance to the hall of the Knights of Honor and Knights and La- dies of Honor is from the front, very marked and acceptable improvement.
 r. J. Harvill is an independent can- ddate for justice of the peace for Illi- nois township. He has held the office two terms and his record shows that he has never had case reversed by the circuit court. He is courteous, pains- taking official and we commend his claims to the consideration of the vot- CTS.
 ANTI-MALARINE, Dr. J. W. Fruits chill cure. Try it. It's as cheap as the cheapest, and az good as the best. Come and get sample bottle, FREE. If According to the Vindicator the DEMOCRAT "stoopso whenever it says that the democratic candidates are su- perior to the union labor candidates. What does the Vindicator do when 1t says the union labor fellows are better than the democratic nominees? ssGrov- elling in dirt" we suppose would ex- press it.
 Say, young man, go to J. w. Wells and get one package of w. A. Galla- ways Special Chill Pills. They are tasteless and will cure you of the l shakes.
 Last Friday afternoon Holly, the fourteen year old son of Mir. A. M. Bradley had both bones of his right leg near the ankle broken by sapling which he had felled rebounding and falling uponi it. The wound was prop erly dressed by Drs. Hill and Yancey and the sufferer Is doing as we'll as could be expected.
 $500 profits on the investment of s400I in seven years looks like fancy work. but the Southern Home Building and Loan Association offers this very in- ducement. J. F. Mundav, Agent. The surveying party making the preliminary survey for the location of the Springfield railway has reached the north fork of the bayou and Is working this way. It would be good idea for party of our representative citizens to go out and meet them, thus evidencing our interest in the road and desire to see it constructed.
 Money at to per cent per annum is cheap. That is what it costs the members who borrow from the Arkan- sas Building and Loan Association. W. J. Reynolds secretary and treasurer.
 --Mr. Thos. J. Hicks, editor of the Post, died at his home in Dardanells last Friday after protracted illness, during which he was great sufferer. His death was due to typho malarial fever. The deceased was we'll known in journalistic circles, and was highly esteemed by large circle of acquain- tances inside and outside the craft. The DEMOCRAT sincerely sympathizes with his bereaved family. Fifteen to IS per cent per annum is big interest for money. Prepaid stock in the Arkansas Building and Loan As- sociation will earn that for seven years. See W. J. Reynolds at the Peoples Bank.
 The advertisement of the Spring field Collegiate Institute appears in an- ot Ter column. The next session begins September lst under the management of Prof. J. A. Kimbrough, (ate princi- pal of the Ozark High School assisted by competent corps of teachers. The principal is one of the most experienced and successful educators and managers of high schools In our State. Tho In- stitute will open with very iattering prospects.
 Arkansas Building and Loan Associ- ation compounds it's 6 per cent interest and premium eighty-four times in sev- en years, which makes it yield the in- vestor l5 to IS per cent per annum. w. J. Reynolds, agent.
 It Is a noteworthy fact that the people have almost forgotten what that little stone house is for that stands in a certain locality in our town. The cal aboose is so seldom used since the days of saloons that we almost forget it's existence. The absence of saloons stands for peace and quietude to the highest degree. and for almost every other good thing in community. See that the ballot you vote has on it "Ag ainst License."
 The Southern Home is the cheapest building and loan association in the world. In 1t you get money at less than 10 per cent. interest, and have nothing to pay on principsl in seven years. J. F. Munday, Agent.
 MT. John c. Rye of Fort Smith. commercial agent for the Farmers All liance, was in town Monday enroute to Dover to attend the annual meeting Of the Alliance. He was emphatic in de- nial of the charge that the Alliance would go into politics. He says the order will strictly adhere to it's constl- tuition and that instrument forbids the participation Of the order in politics on the penalty of the forfeiture of it's charter. MT. Rye thinks there will be fully 100 delegates at the Dover meet ing.
 Gentlemen, an agreeable surprise awaits you, in the handsome line of furnishing goods, shoes and hats that Jacobson will expose to your view this season. Don't buy dollars worth until you see my line and hear my prices.