The Russellville Democrat., 1890-10-09

Mrs. c. W. Burgess, of Arkansas City, Kansaz, is visiting her parents here.
 A Bernard has new crop sugar house molasses.
 Mrs. Fife Erwin of Little Rock is here visiting the family of Mir. J. NJ. Haney.
 Onions, raisins, new prunes at A. Bernsrd's.
 MT. J. B. Thompson of Little Rock Sundayed here with his appreciative friends.
 A good supply of artists materials at J. W. Wells.
 Mir. A. Walker of Little Rock has accepted position in J. W. Wells drugstore.
 For anything in the drug line go to J. W. Wells.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Reynolds left last week for their home in Birming- ham, Ala.
 Cotton, gingham and silk umbrellas at Jacobson's.
 The equinox brought an unusual amount of stormy weather. Let us hope 1t is oyer now.
 Derby hats, half dozen styles-all new-at Jacobson's.
 The Mum social next Saturday eve- ming will be the event of the season. See advertisement.
 Don't buy your goods until you have priced at Morton < Cos.
 Mrs. John Oliver returned last Tuesday from very pleasant visit to her daughter at Paragould. Plaids, solids, cheeks and stripes in dress goods at Jacobson's. -The population of Pope county in 1880 was IA, 322; It is now 1956S, a gain of 5,246 In ten years. Mrs. s. M. Perry will have splend- i'd line of christmas goods. --Miss Maggie Miller, who has a fourshing music class at Lamar, spent Sunday here with relatives. An honest, fair, truthful and square merchant. Who? Jacobson.
 MT. John A. Erwin has purchased the old Terrence homestead on Jeffer- son street. Consideration $700. FIRE. FIRE -FIRE.--H. Sherman is putting up full sets of teeth for SEQ. .-Messrs. Rankin & Rodgers. the | liyerymen have an important notice to the public in this issue. Read 1t. Reliable, handsome, well-kept, styl- ish goods. Where9 At Jacobson's. Rev. z. T. Bennett. editor of the Arkansas Methodist, will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday. The line Of ladies dress goods at Nor ton & Cos, can only be excelled by the prices on them. We are placed under obligations to rhe penisl proprietor of Pruitt's Res- taurant for can of fresh oysters. J. W. Wells has good stock of slates, chalk crayons, sponges. tablets, pens, ink, paper etc. Miss Mollie Baker, & charming young lady from Harrison, Ark, Is visiting Mrs. Capt. J. N. Harkey. Ladies, our stock of all wool plalds have been reduced in price. Come and see them. Jacobson. | -Dr. O'Kelly, the dentist, arrived promptly on time Monday morning and | can be found at his office this week. l Do you want handsome cheap dress ? | Look at those elegant wool finish fab. i rics at 10c. Jacobson.
 The prohibited season for shooting ouail having expired, sportsmen are 1 having fun bagging the festive bird. Now is the time to get your work done on watches, clocks and sewing machines, at H. c. Wilkev's. -Messrs. Horace Bradley and James Y. Fowler have formed law partner ship. We wish the new legal frm success.
 Shoes, boots, slippers, high heels, low heels, narrow heels, broad heels, and no heels at all, at Jacobson's.
 Mrs. M. c. Bonds went to Clarks- vile last week to see the Rev. H. B' Miners baby who is quite sick with pneumonia.
 Mrs. 8. Nj. Perry will be in receipt of an elegant line Of new miiienerY goods next week. wait TOT them'
 MT. Frank Roys has bought lots in the popular Terrence addition and
 will build q handsome, residence in the
 near future.
 Why wear glasses that hurt and ipiure the eye when you can get per
 feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey.
 MT. W. l.. Puckett, beneficiary from this county to Searcy College, left last week to enter that popular , educa tional institution.
 For s97. .00 you can buy good sew inc machine. Warranted for nve years. 1ho' A. H'"'" |" oo'
 MT. S, N. Davis, having finished
 his school at Smyrna, returned las
 week and resumed his position as sales
 man for J. Nj. White & Son. | W. Wells has the original of Gal
 lowav,s Special Chill Pills. They hav'
 no bitter naseous taste. No cure n'
 pay.
 Ssnator James H. Berry was II
 Rnsselly vile for short time last Satur 2 dav and received a cordial greetini : from his many friends and admirers . The Harkey Saddlery Co.,, are nov xorking a full force of hands and turn ing out as good work as you can SCI any where. Roger Q. Mills. the noted Texan 2 will speak at Russellyille on Oct. l4th
 Several of our citizens will go dowl and hear him.-Clarksyille Arkansian ~~s--s=-------