The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-13

DIR. w. II. Hill returned last week
to Hot Springs and although from last
accounts he Is not improving as fast as
his friends woul d like, yet We all trust
he will soon be well again and restored
to his family and friends.
You can buy first class cigar at the
RusselDville Cigar Factory, homemade
and equal to the best. You can also
buy at the same place by the pound,
home raised leaf tobacco. A. G. Law
ton. proprietor.
London, this county, has telegraph
office. The first telegram. outside OF
railroad business, was sent last Tues
day night by Mr.. Harrison Smith to
Capt. W. B. Mcdonald announcing
the result Of the election in CLARK
township.
We have Just received from New
York lot Of Misses cloaks In sizes up
to 10 years, which were bought exceed
ingly low and will be sold likewise
these goods are wool, fast color bound
with silk cord, and have silk girdlss.
Jacobsons.
We are glad to state that Col. San
ferd's audience last Friday night was a
marked improvement over that of Col.
Copeland two weeks previous. II was
quite a large, intelligent and apprecia-
tive gathering and the lecture was
most entertaining. The next Of the
series, by Col. Leland, will be delivered
In about two weeks.
The election Is over. business has
once more drifted back to the old chan
nels and every merchant will try his
level best to sell all the goods he can.
claiming he is cheaper than his Compel
itor, this of course IL left to the people
to Judge, and If Intending purchasers
will get Jacobsons prices they will not
be long deciding.
Last Monday afternoon by decree
of the court the marital relations OK
listing between John and Nancy Fox
were severed, and half hour later
ESQ. j. II. Steltz pronounced the
words which united Mrs. Fox to Hill
liary Curtis for veal or woe. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the brides brother In this city.
THE EYES There are four defects
of the eyes, namely: Hypermetropia.
(far-sight), Myopia, (near sighD, Byo-
pia, (old sight), simple or compound
Astigmatism, all Of which ought to be
corrected by the use Of glasses. II. G..
Wilkey, by the use of Johnson's Eye
Meter guarantees At to any OF the
above defects. or money refunded.
we call special attention to the
new and attractive advertisement of
Morton & Co.. in this issue. This arm
stands at the front Of the most progress
sive in our city and 1t has attained
widespread popularity by selling the
best grade of goods at the lowes1 pos
sible price-a combination sure to win.
Read carefully what they have to say
and call around and see II you don't
find things just as stated.
Almost the entire town of Hartman.
job nson county. burned up ono night
last week. The loss was over $2bO0O
and not a cent Of Insurance. Now do
not be so foolish as to be caught in TIE
same deplorable way, but 60 to j.. T..
Battenfield before another day passes
over your head. and mako yourself Sc
cure against loss by having him write
you Policy in one the gilt edge Com
pauies represented by him.
-Messrs Rodgers and Gardner who
spent several days last week trying to
overtaks N. NJ. Owens, their abscond-
Ing creditor, have returned from q
fruitless trip. They followed the
fugitive to Helena where he crossed
the Mississippi only few hours In ad-
vance OF Thorn. Owens having sue
ceeded In getting out OF the state there
was nothing left for his pursuers to do
but return home saddsr and wiser than
when they formed the acquaintance OF
the young scoundrei.
Shakespeare, agreeing with other
great men, said, "wear just as good
clothes as your purse will buy;" good
dressing naturally calls for the latest
STYLES In cloth and mako, and a good
clothier has become oneof tho blessings
as well as one of the necessities OF
modern life. Those who patronize
JACOBSON should remember that he
takes special pride In giving patrons
good fit as well as the very lowest
prices consistent with durable materi'
al. Moral-Buy your clothing at Jac'
obsons.
Evangelist Williams nesting IL
still In progress at the Methodist church
and considering the weather and poiiti
cal excitement has been very successful
Twenty one persons have been convert
ed and nineteen have joined the church
HIs lecture at the courthouse Sunday
afternoon was listened to by good
audience, the subject was From the
Saloon to the Pulpit" 1t was .
narrative OF q portion OF the personal
history Of the speaker, and was deeply
Interesting and replete with timely
lessons for old and young. Mr.. VIII
lIams meeting will last throughout
Ala Waak