The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-24

f "A monster Knights of Pythias ex cursor and picnic at some point mid way between Little Rock and Ft Smitl Is talked of. The beautiful grove eas : of Russellville would be suitabl place. Why not have it there? To MERCHANTS. We are agents fol 7 Rife and Blasting Powder andcan say, your freight by buying from us.
 LOVE & RoYs Hardware Go. The proprietors of the Boston stor, who were arrested for conducting ( branch store in violation of an ordi nance requiring license for the same came into court and compromised by paying costs and taking out license foI a month.
 If you want to see how cheap Jacob. son really does sell, go to the store opened up here for few days. gel their prices and then come to Jacob sons.
 Members of the order of Knights oI Pythias who wish to join the Endow- ment Rank are requested to be present at Castle Hall of Russellville lodge, No 47, tonight; or apply to Dan B Granger, who Is authorized to organize a section In that Rank.
 If that lady at the lecture the other night only knew how nicely Halls Hair Remover would remove dandrnff and improve the hair she would buy a bottle.
 I The members of tleYoung Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor will in- augurate the festival season by giving a Strawberry Sociable at the Shinn store house on the evening of Wednes- day. April 30, 1890. Everybody is cor dially invited to attend.
 Love & Roys Hardware Co.,, are headquarters for building material such as doors and windows, moulding, locks, weights, hinges, tin valleys. etc. Estimates given on roofing.
 The continued wet weather is work ing serious hardship on the farmers, many of whom have not planted grain I.of corn cnd cannot do so while the rainy season continues. Planting is at least month late. The outlook is dis couraging and becoming quite serious. l We are prepared to duplicate any price you can get quoted, on doors, windows, moulding, etc. We expect a car load of these goods this week.
 LOVE & RoYs Hardware Co.
 -M-. Robt. M. Blackburn, of Car den's Bottom, came oyer Sunday and remained several hours with friends. Many of them were unable to account for his joyous spirits and happy man ner until they learned that little girl had recently arrived at his house and engaged board for 16 or 17 years. Jacobson desires that every assertion that he makes be investigated and in- vites every purchaser of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, etc., to call and compare prices and quality. l U. L. Lucus, a leading citizen of Morrilton, accidently shot and killed the 14 year old son of ex- Mayor Hinkle of the same place last Saturday night. A number of boys were indulging in a tin pan serenade, when Lucus shot to scare them, the ball glanced on some object and penetrated the skull of the victim. Both families are prominent, and much sympathy is expressed for | them. l Mrs. Perry has just received and Is now opening up one of the most beauti- ful lines Of mi illinery goods ever be- l fore brought to this city, which she is offering at prices lower than any other house in town.
 -Tarrying too long to exchange sal u u.ations with his friends caused the train to leave Prof. Shinn here last Sunday afternoon. He fell Into good hands, however, and was we'll cared for until the arrival of the next train. He was justly jubilant over the result of the Benton and Faulkner county pri- maries. Pope and the rest of the coun- ties will fall Into line when the time comes.
 | Jacobson is merchant who will not sit calmly by and see firm from the border town come here and try to sell off old truck, but as an offset will give you fresh, seasonable, desirable reliable, handsome goods at lower prices than you can buy refuse stuff tor.
 Prof. T. B. Northup. of Tecumseh, l Nebraska, arrived last Saturday on a visit to his family who have been guests of Mir. A. F. Tanning the past winter. MT. Nor.hup has been teach ing in the public schools of his state for ten years and is highly recommend ed as an educator. He is seeking new location and desires to stop in this sec ton if suitable employment can be ss- cured. Districts in need of teacher would do well to communicate with him.
 From the very satisfactory trade have had so far am led to believe that my efforts to please my patrons have been appreciated. and in order to re- tain the good impression already made. l shall positively undersell all compet itors. Try me and you will no longer doubt. M. JACOBSON.
 .-The 18th inst. was the 60th birth day and 30th marriage anniversary O Mir. w. w. Warren, living few miles northeast Of town. The interesting events formed the occasion for a mon ster celebration in which about 60 per sons living in town and in the neighbor hood in which MT. Warren resides participated Music and pleasant con versation was indulged In and thu time passed all too quickly. A sumpt uous repast was furnished and heart. fly enjoyed by the fortunate attendants At late hour the party broke up, eacl and every one grateful for the pleasur, afforded by the occasion and wishing Alr. and Mrs. Warren yet long leas, of life and prosperity.
 Mrs. Perry desires to have you cal and inspect her large and handsom stock of spring and summer milliner, goods before purchasing, as she is con tidenb she can please the most fastidi ous both as to price and quality She Is assisted by Miss Lula lobe, am they will earnestly endeaYor to pleas : all who may call.
 --In our account of the esca pades Q Patrick 8. Weathers, published nc long ago, we unintentionally did a Alabama lady great injustice by conE ling her name in way wholly unwar ranted by the evidence in the case, ac cOrding to the assurance of Dr. J Hug gins of New Berne, Ala, who write r us that he has been personally ae } quainted with Miss Belle Sparrow fo 30 years and to his certain knowledg not the slightest breath of suspicion
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