The Russellville Democrat., 1890-06-26


 --isast week we made mistake in one of the advertisements of Mir. Nj. Jacobson, stating that he was selling Chaliies at cents when 1t was written cents. It was purely a typographical error, one we regret exceedingly as 1t did Mir. Jacobson injustice.
 Chambrays and ginghams at actual cost at Jacobson's.
 --The judges for the primary election selected by the Griffin township con- vention are: Elijah Mathews, J. T. Richardson and Nay Hopkins. This list was omitted last week because the | secretary was not furnished with 1t in time to include il In his report.
 Talk Is cheap. but we want a chance to prove that we are talking facts. MT. J. T. Fowler. one of the stock holders in the Weimer Drug Co.,. has sold his interest in the drug business to Mir. W. G. Weimer, the efficient sec- retary of the company. There will be no change in the management, the business continuing as heretofore.
 Only few pieces of those elegant wool challies only 1625c at Jacobson's. --The dignified CD appellation ot ssorgan over on the back alley" has been applied to us by our cotemporary, the Vindicator. It is only matter of raising or taste whether person uses epithet or argument in controversy. The tools a man uses always bespeak his occupation.
 Comingl a new line of flannel and silk shirts for gentlemen, at Jacobson's Miss Estella Yancy will have charge of the art department of Liberty College, Glasgow, Ky, next term, be- ginning first Monday in September. She possesses every qualification to fill the position acceptably and Prof. Me- Call is to be congratulated upon secur- ing her services.
 If you want s55 sewing machines for s30 come to see us.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go. MT. W. c. Caldwell, representing the Louisville Lyceum Bureau is in town arranging for course of lectures by some of the most eminent lecturers of the country. There is hardly any doubt that he will succeed and the lectures to be given will be rare treat to our people.
 Ladies, remember this is the last chance you have to buy challies at 5c at Jaeobson's'
 Several hundred cslored people enjoyed masonic celebration and pic nic festivities in the suburbs of Rus sellville on the 24th inst. Delegations from Atkins, Dardanells and other points were present. Marching, speak ing and basket dinner were among the leading features of the day.
 Wilkey can fit glasses to any defect of the eye. Call and have your eyes tested free of charge.
 About twelve families living in the Hyatt peighborhood enjoyed dav's fishing at Grinnell lake, near Mt. Zion church, one day last week. Several hundred pounds of fish were caught. So enjoyable was the occasion that we are enformed another party will go to the same place at an early day.
 You pay from $20 to s25 above our prices when you buy sewing machines from agents. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.,, Next Friday night Dr. Patton of Dardanelle and Rev. s. W. Mitchell of Mo. will begin meeting at the court house. There will be preaching at night Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday morning at II Rev. Mir. Mitchell will preach at Mt. Zion, and Dr. Patten at the courthouse. The public is invited. Go to Jno. A. Erwin & Go for sew ing machines, wall paper, window shades, baby carriages and furniture. Prof Northup has been appointed general agent for this State for the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, with headquarters at Little Rock. He left yesterday to take charge of the busi- ness. Prof. N. held similar position in Nebraska and the company mani fests it's confidence in him by appoint ing him to the work in this State. JACOBSON,
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 UNDERSELL. l These three words explain themselves. -Messrs. Rankin & Rodgers, agents for D. w. Haydock, St. Louis, keep a good line of buggies, phaetons. carts, etc. They offer to the local trade bet ter bargains in vehicles than can be had in the cities by reason of inside figures given them by the manufaetur- CT and by shipping large lots. Parties wanting anything in this line should get their prices before buying. JACoBSONl
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