The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-15

cheaper than any or my competitors is the reason why I sell clothing so much cheaper. M. JACOBSON.
 An interesting protracted meeting is in progress at the Potts Station Pres charge. Several RusseIlville people at tended Sunday.
 We guarantee Plantation Chill Cure, why not try 1t? If 1t don't cure it will not cost yon anything. For sale by $. M. Bottoms < Co. ! The past week has been exception ally fine for gathering the feecy staple and farmers have made good use Of the time. Over half of the crop has been saved.
 Ladies handkerchiefs, if you need any come and examine my stock. You will find any kInd of hand kerchief you want, at Jacobson's
 --The office of County Treasurer has been moved to the new stone business house of Tate & Peeler. Parties hay ing business with the Treasurer should note the change.
 John H. Gamer, our photogra pher. has again opened up in good shape for the fall trade. Those ID need of first class work should call early.
 Prof. George K. Kinney of Dover was here this week examining town property with view of investing. We would be glad to have the Prof. for permanent citizen.
 If you want a good picture of that babe, just call on the photogl apher since hls return from St. Louis and you will get the benefit of his "new points"
 A. K. Bollinger has the contract for remodelling and enlarging Mr. W. NJ. Oates, Jefferson street residence. The work is we'll under way and is being pushed.
 Do not forgot that l am head quarters for gents furnishing goods, come and examine the pretty neck wear in new styles and patterns, at JACoBsoN's.
 w. W. Warren was in town Satur- 1 day, having recovered from 8 five weeks tussle with fever. He engaged several bushels of fine October peaches for early delivery.
 I have the nobbiest line of mems and boys hats eyer seen here be- fore. Latest style "Derby" in fiat crown, bell crown, etc. Gail and ex !
 The Russellville Baptist Associa- ton held the most interesting session since it's organization at Knoxville re- gently. Mir. Nj. L. Eggleston of Gum Log was elected clerk.
 My hne of shirts IS simply i'm mense in quality and quantity. All kinds of white shirts, open back, open front, in full dress, pique and embroidered front, at popular prices, at JAcoBsoS's.
 Mrs. R. M. Oates and Miss Jonnie Follow paid visit to the DEMOCRAT composing room this week to familiar ize themselves with the mysteries of type setting.
 Please remember that I have nov ed my entire stock of clothing and trunks down stairs, call and ex- anime my immense line of mems, youths, boys and children's cloth ing, at rock bottom prices. NJ. IA coBsoN.
 We were pleased to receive call ! Tuesday from MeSsrs. A. Popkess and ]. Chenault, connected with the Ouita Mining Company. They are quite pleasant gentlemen.
 The criminal court docket for the November term Is unusually large, containing Dinety-two cases, namely: forty-two criminal. twenty-eight con- mon law, and twenty-oEe equity. The latter includes seven divorce snits. Have you a watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendeds If so take them to II. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order.
 Yell county cotton continues to find its way to this market where IL soon sells at remuneratiye and satis- factory prices. There is more or less of south -of-the-riyer trade coming to this town every day.
 Come to see us to spend your cash. If these figures don't catch you then | we are not sin it." Flour s2 40 per hundred, meat Toe. per pound, IS pounds l of grauuIsted sugar the very best for one dollar, arbuckle coffee 25 cents per 1 package. Pruitt Grocer Go.
 Since the plastering and painting | has been finished Tate < Peeler's new l business house presents & decidedly | handsome interior appearance, the l abundance of light being specially l attractive feature.
 Who has the largest stock of fur niture? John Erwin.
 -Dr. A. B. Miller, pastor of the sec- ond Baptist church, Little Rock, will | preach at the Baptist church here next | Tuesday night. He is a distinguished i divine and we bespeak for him a good audience.
 Who pays cash for his furnituref John Erwin.
 -Drs. Hill and Yaneey ampu.ated the foot of g year old son Of Tom Collier at the Sweet coal mines one day last eek. The boy was attending some machinery and got his foot caught in & crushing his toes terribly.
 Who sells bedsteads for sl.40? John Erwin.
 We regret to learn that W. W. Will Hanson Is making arrangements to move to the Territory. When he comes back, which will only be question of time, his Pope county friends will re- ceiYe him with open arms.