The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-09

Gentlemen, call on Jacobson for un- derwear, hosiery, neckwear, etc. l2 distinct and separate styles of under wear and more gents furnishings than any 4 houses in town put together latest styles and lowest prices always. --The chairman of the street commit tee has issued notices to the owners of dilapidated and unsafe sidewalks to put the same in gosd condition within thirty days. Now let everybody com ply with this notice and the sidewalk complaint will be heard no more for sometime.
 We are now stocked up in harness of all kinds and grades. If you need any thing in this line we will make it to your interest to buy from us as our leather was all bought before late ad- vance in price.
 Harkey Saddlery Go.
 The action of the quorum court last Monday in levying tax of two mills for bridge purposes, will, we believe, meet the hearty approval of majority of the tax payers of Pope county. The fund raised by this levy will ag-
 
 good beginning in the much needed work.
 Be sure to visit the Millinery store of Mrs. Webb and inspect her large and elegant stock before purchasing elsewhere. She has succeeded well in her efforts to please the fancy of the ladies of Russellville and vicinity. Call and be convinced.
 MT. West H. Humphreys and fam fly returned home last week. MT. Humphreys has been in St. Louis sev- eral weeks selling shoes to his many Arkansas customers who were attend Ing the fall festivities. His family have been visiting relatives in Little Rock and Arkadelphia and had most delightful visit.
 Do you want suit, overcoat or pair of pants? If so, call on Jacobson while the assortment is unbroken. Don't wait until the last moment and expect to find complete variety along about New Year, because if you do you will be disappointed. They are just as cheap now as they ever will be. Among the pleasant callers at our sanctum the past week we note the fol- lowing: T. NJ. Neal, Harrison Smith. Dr. s. c. Burgess, J. w. Rudy, R. D. Young, J. l.. Lemly, G. A. Gamble, N. D. Shinu, H. s. Taylor, W. L. Crow, W. I. Pollock, Esq. Robinson, J. A. Russell, w. l.. Turner, W. c. and Amos Bullock.
 If you want your dollar to buy dol lars worth, you must patronize a man who buys and sells for cash. Bargains can't be bought with with wind. l can't buy them and you can't either, i but If you arc cash man. call on me and will make 1t an object to you to trade at Jacobson's.
 -Z. D. Mumford. of whom frequent mention has been made in these col umns in connection with the culture of tobacco, left very quietly and un- ceremoniously few days ago, taking his family with him and leaving num- erous and sundry creditors in the lurch. It is supposed he has returned to his former home in North Carolina. THE EYES There are four defects of the eyes, namely: Hypermetropia. (far ar.sight), Myopia, (near sight), Byo- pia, (old sight,, simple or compound Astigmatism, all of which ought to be corrected by the use of glasses. Fl. c. Wilkey, by the use of Johnson's Eye Meter guarantees fit to any of the above defects. or money refunded.
 Judge J. G. Wallace addressed the Morriltou democratic club last Satur- day night. The Morrilton correspond ent of the Gazette referring to his speech says 1t was "a stirring and l forcible address," Those who are &C., quainted with the Judge know he Is capable of delivering just such an ad- dress, and more especially when dem ocracy is his theme.
 Jacobson has more clothing than ev- cry merchant In Russellville put to- | gether. This sounds like funny sto- ry, but come and look the stock over and If you don't admit 1t yourself, you are a poor judge. All styles sacks. | frocks, Prince Alberts and cuLaways, long oyercoats, short overeosts, heavy overcoats, light overcoats and boys overooats, single pants for men, youths boys and children, odd vests or odd coats, everything and all things in the clothing line, at Jacobson's.
 From the wording of an item of news in the communication of our Mountain Spring correspondent last week, the inference would be quite natural that Robt. Blackburn had been succeeded as manager of the Weimei store in Carden's Bottom by George Slocum. The fact is Mir. Slocum is on' ly an assistant and Mir. Blackburn has full charge as formerly.
 Tn my search for desirable goods in New York, I came across manufac' turer who had disposed of all his stock of silk plush, astrachan and cloth ladies jackets and coats, but who still had the sample or pattern garments, and these he wished to dispose of for cash, and in order to sell them for the all-powerful cash, he made me a price to close the lot. offered 25 per cent less and -gol them. They have arrived, and If the ladies of this place want 10 see gar ment the equal of which cannot bt found except In large city, all they need do is to call on Jacobson, the live progressive and spot cash merchant who has common sense enough to buy the finest goods, when they are offered at the price of inferior goods. This Il