The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-05-29

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Heagan. the we'll known minister, fol
merly resident Of Dardanelle, die
recently sc the home OF her dughter |
Morrilton. She has been an inyali
six months, and although her deaf
was not unexpected. IL has saddened
large circle Of friends.
Money to loan at Peoples Exchang
Bank at 10 per cent. per annum. Ap
ply to JNo. w. WHITE, Cashier.
-Messrs. j. d. James of Alma an
James Ferguson Of Fayetteville, capl
tallsts looking for investment, spen
several days here and at Dardanell
last week. They were tayorably In
pressed with the out look In boil
places, and 1t Is not unlikely that the,
will make some Investments dowu here
Remember Mrs. S. NJ. Perry ha
moved TO the Weimcr building, OF
Main street. She Is better prepared
than ever to supply her customers will
first-class millinery goods.
The trial of Marshal Youngbloo,
for striking Fred Douglass with a pts
! tol came off before Justice Trest las
Saturday and resulted in acquittal.
1 was proven that Douglass had rocl
and the Marshal believed he INTENDED
using 1t. Hence he was held justifiabl'
in resorting to force an order to MAKE
/ the arrest.
| Jacobson is the only man In thi
town that carries full line fine leather
valises and travelling bags, trunks, etc
If you are going away on visit vol
will find what you want at city prices
--Uur business men cannot afford K
let the Interest in the bridge question
die out. A bridge across the bayou al
Jones ford would be worth grea
deal TO Russellville. Another at some
suitable point on Piney would be worth
more. This Is vital question and we
trust it will receive the consideration
its Importance demands.
Gentlemen jacobson carries the
best and most elegant line of gents
goods in town. When IN need of q
handsome hat, pair of shoes, shirts,
etc., call on him. Prices to suit all
purses.
The Union Labor convention last
Saturday endorsed the movement to
establish paper here to espouse the
cause of that party. The paper is to be
published by stock companyo which
j. NJ. Mallet is president, John T Bur.
ris secretary, A. p. Bryant, j. d. M.
Cline (and one other gentleman whose
name we have not learned), directors
The first issue will appear June 9TH,
from the office of the Methodist Herald
bearing the title "The Peoples Vindi-
cator.''
Ladies we have repeatedly called at
tention to our Geo. r. Dittman $3.50
shoe, and while our sales on them are
constantly increasing, we desire, to
have every lady in the town try pair.
Once worn you will buy no other make.
M. JACOBSON.
The merchants of Russellville
should in justice to themselves and en-
ployees do as the merchants in other
towns do during the heated term, close
their places of business at an early
hour instead of keeping open until late
at night. Every body needs recreation
during the summer months and it is
not possible for those In business to get
it unless they close at an early hour.
Let an agreement be entered into to
close at 7 80 and no one will be the
loser thereby.
Owing to the backward seaaon / find
myself overstocked on challies, white
goods, lawns, ETC., and in order to dis
pose of them shall POSITIVELY SELL
THEM AT COST. Do not miss this OPP
portunlty to obtain fine goods at un-
heard ofprices.
"A stranger hailing from Gardens
Bottom created a sensation on the
streets Saturday afternoon about 3
O'Clock by claiming that some one had
cut his pantaloon's pocket and abstract
ed all the loose change contained there
in. He said that stranger offered to
allow him to sample the contents of a
bottle and while In an alley going
through with this performance he was
robbed. His story Is generally dis
credited, and the opinion prevails that
from some cause he cut his pocket him
self, but for what reason no one seems
to know at present.
jacobson has reduced prices on his
entire stock. Space forbids the
enumeration of prices, but call Will
speedily convince you that you can
save from 10 to 40 per cent. in buying
from Jacobson's strictly reliable cash
house, where money aud not mortgages
is in demand.
---Rev. Mr.. Sullivan of Hope, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Wheat and other local
ministers, is conducting revival at
the G.. p. church. The public general
ly is cordially invited to attend these
services.
1.-The Baptist ladies will serve ice
cream and strawberries at Shinn's
store room next Friday night.
miss Pearl Russell continues in a
very critical condition. Her friends are
filled with anxiety.