The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-09

unnamed you nave rUm1ifuK &0uuU or imperfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely closed, deafness Is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caus- ed by catar-h, which Is nothing but an inGamed condition of the mucous sur faces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (eaused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circn- lars. free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,,
 Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists. 75 cents.
 
 Mrs. Perry calls particular attention to her new stock of fast black hose for ladies and children. Just what you have been looking for. Call and got prices.
 i The following out Q! town friends paid their respects to the DEMOCRAT this week: Harrison Smith, s. F.. Stroud, J. R. Carnes, H. c. Moses. j.. A. Lewis, A. J. White, J. c. Bonds, J. F. Darr, c. A. Jamison, T. K. Bonds, W. l.. Crow, Dr. Linzey. J. l. Simson, J. R. Neill.
 Hello, the nursery men are out. Re- member that the Vine Nursery is the place to buy your vines and plants cheap. W. E. Hollowoa, prop, Rus sellville, Ark.
 You may search for clothing as good as ours in the other stores for long time, and we assure you you will not l find It. See our fine custom made sack suits for s10.oo. Jacobson.
 MT. Chas. W. Dodd, an erstwhile manipulator of lcaden messengers of 1 thought for the Dardanelle Post, now the owner of the Washburnc farm near Norristown and an embryo farmer, called 10 see us Mondsy-a favor we would be pleased to have him repeat again and often.
 | If you want firstclass work done take your work to first class store. II. c. Wilksy is a first class workman and is responsible. He guarantees all his work for one year.
 1 carry complete stock of watches, clocks, jswelry aud silysrwars. If you want anything in my line don't forget to call on me and get first class article. H. c. Wilkey.
 Prof. Dwysr, whose thrilling bal loon ascension and parachute leap vas witnessed at this place several weeks ago, has returned and will to-morrow repeat his perilous and awe-inspir- ing feat. Prof. Dwysr has made 92 ascensions and had many narrow ss- capes from serious injnry. He is very courageous and takes great delight in his business. That great crowd will witness to-norrow's event goes with out saying.
 Persirn mnll, china silks, nuns veil ing, wool challies, satinos, kyber cloth, windsor piaids. zephyrinc french gingham, colordial suitings, etc., in different styles and colors. and at the very lowest prices, at Jacobson's. Keep yorr eye on these columns next week, ard dent fail to see the an- nouncsmsnt of the arrival of Mrs. Per- ry's new hats, bonnets, ribbons, etc., which will be the most beautiful as- sortment she has ever before shown. It will pay you to keep this in mind and call and see them on arrival.
 Hon. Lawrence Russell returned from the state capital Saturday night, after the legislature concluded it's la bors. Early in the session MT. Russ ell took rank among the most active, diligent and prudent members of the body, and this reputation he maintain cd to the close of the session. Else where we reproduce from the Little Rock Democrat of recent date, very deserving complimentary reference to him and his legislative record. I sell tho leading sewing machines of the world. Domestic, New Home, Household, Union, White, Wheeler & Wilson, New No. Favorite, Singer, Love and Superior, ranging in price from $I5.00 to $40.00. Jno. A, Erwin. l Mrs. s. M. Perry has just received and opened full line of gloves, laces, handkerchiefs and hosiery. which she would be pleased to have lyou in- spect. The prices are low and the goods of the latest styles and best quality.
 Attention is directed to the card of J. w. Albright, Barber, In another column. His place is on Jefferson street, two doors south of Odom's res- taurant. He offers his services to all l desiring tonsorial work of any kind and extends cordial invitation to the public to cali. s. K. Douglass retains his connection with the shop and de- sires his friends to continue their pat ronage with him. Mr. Albright has decided to adopt the cash system and requests the public to remember the rule because it will be--strictly enforc- cd.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Weathers has added to her stock of fashionable millinery beautiful assortment of parssols and umbrellas of the latest and handsom designs and the prices she has placed on them together with the quality of the goods, will be sure to move them. Be sure to see them before the assort- ment Is broken.
 Jacobson buys his goods for cash and In consequence gets the pIck of the market. As a result he has no ancient moss grown "remsinso from one sea- son to another. He can go notch or two lower on prices than the lowest quoted, and the patrons Of N. Jacobson profit directly by the system that makes the house success.
 A statement of the financial con- dltion Of the Citizens Savings Bank at | the close of business March 31, 1891, Is l printed in this issue of the DEMOCRAT. This Institution has been Tn existenes but twelve months and the exhibit made covering the business transacted during that period of time does credit to the business tact and sagacity of the and bsspeaks in eloquent terms the esteem and confidence in which the institution is held by the public. At the meeting of the stock holders this week a new directory and officers were elected. Mr. ". c. Weim-