The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-17

The merchant who puts forth ever, effort to please y0n is certainly entitle,
 to 0 call aud comparison of prices befor
 you buy. Call on Jacobson.
 We desire to call especial attention
 to the advertisement of w. k. DeI4ong of Dardanelle, dealer in engines, boil CTS, saw mills, gins, presses. mills
 woodworking machinery and mill sup plies. This house was established il 1877 and enjoys first-class reputation in every respect. Write for prices ant terms.
 Now you can get ten dollars for ons in goods at the Boston store. We are here for twenty days only. At the old Weimer drugstore building.
 Prof. J. l.. Nichols "Guide to Bus. mess" Is g volume worth it's weight in gold to any man or woman who is call. ed upon to transact business in any of its multifariens forms. It's price is mere ly nominal, within the reach of all. MT. J. W. Robinson is agent and he is selling them quite rapidly. His first days canvass resulted in 43 sales.
 People from the country will find 1t to their interest to deal with Mrs. Cope land. Call and see her goods and prices before buying elsewhere.
 The Arkansas Building and Loan Association of Little Rock promptly grant applications for money where the requirements as to security are full ly complied with. The Russellville To- cal board has obtained for it's members all that has been asked for without de- lay or hindrance. Intending borrow CTS should apply at once to w. J. Reynolds for full particulars.
 We are here again. this time with the goods on our shelves and not samples. We will now sell them cheaper than ever. BosToN STORE,
 Fort Smith.
 --Messrs. Warren Bailey and Carson Blackford left for Little Rock last Sun day, accompanied by Sheriff Young and Deputy-sherfff White, where they will enter upon years engagement with the penitentiary authorities for enter ing unbidden q mercantile establish ment at Appleton a few months ago E various articles of merchandise.
 Mrs. A. Meeker will give music lessons on piano or organ. Terms, s3.00 per month. Residence Russell street, second door west of NJ. E.. church, Russellville.
 The Weimer Drug Go. in their new quarters have one of the handsomest and largest drug stores in the state. The proprietors are very pleasant and accommodating gentlemen to deal with, and to be pleased is only to give them a trial. Call and see them in their new business and if you wish to buy drugs cheaper than eyer before that is the place.
 Prices will be made as low as con- slstent with the quality of goods offer sd no credit house stock on our shelves nothing but clean fresh goods made for this spring an | the best trade.
 "A meeting of the stockholders of he Russellville Canning and Evaporat- Ing Co.,, has been called for the 21st inst, next Monday, 7:30 D. m., at the court house for the purpose eofreceiving reports and electing officers for the en- suing year. The financial condition of the company is said to be satisfactory, and if the present years run does as we'll as last, it will place the stock at about par.
 If you read books we have them. If you wear clothes we are headQuarters for the best line. If you wear shoes come and look at the finest stock ever ftf fn ftln off M e
 Yesterday Mr. W. c. Renfrow took his departure for Norman, I. T.. where he expects to reside permanently. Mir. Renfrow has been citizen of this place for many years, and has held many positions of trust, in all of winch he has evinced extraordinary executive ability and unimpeachable integrity. To the citizens of Norman we com mend him and his estimable family as in every way worthy of their confi- 1ence and highest regard.
 As my health is failing, I am com. Delled to sell my stock of goods at cost. Come and get the best bargains in mil- linery ever offered in Russellville. My goods are new and of the latest styles. MRS. NJ. COPELAND.
 The Methodist concert given at Luker & Davis hall last Wednesday evening was the event Of the season. The interesting program was splendid ly rendered in every particular, afford ing vast amount of pleasure and elicit ing frequent and hearty demonstra- tions of approval from the large audi ence. Several numbers were so excel lently rendered as to deserve mention, but where all did so we'll it would be invid- invidious to particularize. We deem it due, however, to mention the fact that the concert was gotten up and arranged under the personal supervision of Miss s. s. Peterson, whose musical attain ments and untiring labors so fully manifest, contributed so largely to the success with which the entertainment was crowned.
 Jacobson has inaugurated a reform in the dry goods and furnishing goods line and with the assistance of the ladies and gentlemen of Russellvillt intend fighting it out on the SPOT CASH ONE PRICE SYSTEM and by honest values handsome goods and courteous at tention aspects to win the battle.
 Owing to the intense darkness: which prevailed last Sunday night tw, most estimable ladies of this city, whIl, returning home from service at the Baptist church, missed their footing while crossing the brid ge over tho ditch at the corner Of River and DaviC streets and fell distarice of about six feet, each sustaining severe injuries The ladies were Nj iss Pogue Rowan one of the teachers in the public school and Mrs. Nancy Oates, mother Of Al derman k. NJ. Oates. Miss Rowan injuries consisted of painful contus ion on the right side of her face and terrible shock. to her nervous system from which it was feared at one tim she would not rally. Mrs. Oates ha her right arm broken near the wris and was otherwise injured. The ladie were carried with tender hands to thei home, the residence of Mir. R. NJ. Oates where Dr. Hill dressed their wound and many svmnafbisfnp fFlands did al