The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-03
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LOtjALLINEs.

in the ofiicn of Judge J. c. Wallace.
 Several harmless jokes were per- petratsd upon unsuspecting victims Tuesday.
 -Messrs. St. Clair Bell and Monroe Whtesides of Pott Station were callers yesterday.
 --Mr. E. BourIand of Ozark was the guest Of Mir. Jno. A. Erwin and family last Sunday.
 -See call for meeting of the com mittee of the fifth judicial district in an- other column.
 Mrs. N. A. McFadden will be pre- pared to take boarders during court. Terms reasonable.
 u. q. Vim is agent for company lending money on farm lands. See his card elsewhere.
 The NJ. E. church south mite soci. ety will meet at the parsonage Friday evening. All are Invited.
 The finest and best suspender in the market is at Morton 6 Cos. See 1t and you will be convinced.
 If you have any chairs or furniture needing repairs bring them to me. Charges low. $. R. JUDD. Postmaster Brashear and Alder man J. NJ. Haney attended the G. A. R. meeting in Little Rock last week. ed to bed several days with a severe at- tack of conjestion. He is improving.
 Parties attending court can secure board and lodging by seeing U. G. Vim or Mrs. s. A. Keltner, Oak street.
 -Dr. J. B. Pardew, formerly cit- zen of Scottsvile, has hnng oot his shingle at Conway, and writes he is doing good business.
 why suffer- Prestons Hed-Ake will cure you.
 --Dr. A. H. Boyd. our resident dent ist is spending the week at Clarksyille. He will be bere next week prepared to to serve all needing work in his line. Cures while you waIt-Preston's 'sHed- Ake.n
 --I have complete assortment of collins ranging in price from $500 to $100. Fine glass white for infants.
 $. R. JUDD, Undertaken. It cures headache only-P Preston" $" He'd -Ake.m
 Rev. W. c. Wheat and family re- turned from Missouri last Friday, after most enjoyable visit to the ol q home stead.
 Preston's" !" He'd Ake"is sspecidc for headache
 Bear in mind the church suppers and concert next week. Attend them all, enjoy yourself and contribute te a worthy cause.
 lyon have headache try Preston's "Hed- Axe"
 MT. Harrison Smith of London, | w. l.. Crow Esq, of Caglesville, and W. c. Bullock of Hector, were among our callers Tuesday.
 Immediate relief by using Prestons' He'd -Akep
 --The Riverside hotel at Dardanelle was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday | night. Loss about 5000. insurance sl600. Origin of the fire unknown at present. Cures in fifteen minutes; Preston's "IIed- Axe"
 --J. P. Winchester. writing us from Honey Grove, Texas. says he is tired of | the Lone Star State, and will return to | Russellville in q very short time. He | will be welcomed home.
 Sure cure-Preston's "Hed-Ake."
 -One of the largest stocks of millin- cry goods ever brought to Russellville | is now on exhibition at Mrs. NJ. E. Weathers.' The public is respectfully invited to call and inspect them. Iffails. money refunded; Prestona "Hed- Ake''
 The trial of P. s. Weathers set for last Friday was postponed to Wednes- l day of this week. In default of 5000 | l.. f,, ..1.. ro to Russeliville for safe keeping.
 Immediate, armless-Preston' s .sHed- A ke.p
 -Col. R. B. Morrow, candidate for state treasurer, was among our agrea- | ble callers last week. He is quite an | affable gentleman and made many | friends during his short stay in our | midst.
 When in town ladies, don't miss call ing on Jacobson. New goods every 1 week will be his motto.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Weathers has new and elegant stock of Millinery goods | such as hats, laces, gloves, ribbons, etc., an inspection of which cannot fail | to please feminine fancy. Call and l see them.
 My stock of shoes were bought and | selected with care to suit the best city | trade. Jacobson.
 --..Oh so pretty and cheap,n is the universal verdict of those who have 1 examined the many useful articles on Mrs. M. E. Weathers' ten cent counter. 1 If you have not seen them go at once. | You will be surprised.
 By patronizing Jacobson, you will save money, receive courteous attention and make it a possibility to have a dry goods store worthy the name at your very doors.
 MT. Charley Shinn and family left last Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, where they will reside in the future, Mir. Shinn having secured lucrative employment with Capt. F. K. Barrow, former citizen of this place.
 Mems fur tourist hats S1 00 and SIPS, all colors, at Jacobsons.
 Last Thursday stands preeminent as the windest day ever witnessed here. A high wind prevail ed for ten hours, at times gaining a velocity of 50 miles an hour. We hear of much fencing and many outbuildings being blown down.
 Lawns, wool and cotton challies in handsome designs, at Jacobson's.
 HI. c. Wilkey has fine line of sil- yer and nickie watches in heavy eases, suitable for mechanics. Also new styles In chains, necklaces, etc. When needing anything in the jewellery llne, call on MT. Wilkey. His stock is ful! and complete.
 Nainsooks, India linons faces and embrolderIes new and elegant styles at Jacobsons.