The Russellville Democrat., 1891-05-07

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 per, salesman for Arkansas.
 {, A man named Jackson vas arrested
 on the train Tuesday by Sheriff John-
 son on telegram from Van Buren
 asking his detention on a charge of grand larceny. He was put in jail to await the coming of Crawford county
 officials.
 Just received fine lot of ladies lace and bar pinss also. lot ol grape jewell
 ", at H. C. Wilkey's. All of which is
 of the latest styles and designs.
 Do not forget that Mr. c. A. Gam
 ble, proprietor of the Harrison Nurs- cries, will be here next Saturday and all persons interested in the organiza-
 ton of horticultural or fruit growers association, are requested to meeuwith him on that day.
 Pianos and organs, D. H. Baldwin
 & Co.,, the largest music dealers in the United States. Memphis branch 256
 second street, Memphis, Tenn.
 --Quite a large audience witnessed Prof. Westons legerdemain performance at the court house last Friday evening. The feature of the evening was the trance vision which was cleYerly done.
 A much smaller audience attended the entertainment Saturday night.
 Dr. O'Kelly, the popular dentist, has been In his office here all week doing good business. If you need anything In the line of dentistry call early.
 The strawberry festival under the auspices of the ladies' aid society of the Christian church will be given to- morrow (Friaavl night, in the bsauti-
 ful grove near the church. A general invitation is extended to the public and it is hoped as many will attend as can.
 Every dollar spent at Weimer Drug Co.'S gives you ticket at a fine piano and twenty other prizes. Remember this and tell your friends about it. We are in receipt of the announce
 msnt of the twenty-fourth annual meeting of Arkansas State Teachers Association, at Mt. Nebo, June 22nd
 and 26th inclusive. Prof. A. E. Lee of Russellvills and Prof. J. H. Fry of Atkins have places on the pro- gramme.
 Try those fine spectacles at Weimers. They make your eyes new and he can | fit you In two minutes. Guaranteed never to allow your eyes to change. af-
 ter once suited.
 If the members of the new council want to immor rtalize themselves, and do something to cause the p0pulace to rise up and call them blessed, let some plan be devised to have every 1ilapi- dated sidewalk in town immediately repaired. There is urgent need for xunrE m, fbfc 1ina Have you a watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendedY If SC take them to H. c. Wilksy. the jewelsr, and have them repaired in first class order.
 Under the provisions of an act of congress passed October l, 1894. to take effect May l, dealers in manufactured 1 tobacco are not required to pay any tax, nor are they required to register in the office of the collector of internal rev enue Only dealers in leaf tobacco are l required to register.
 Mems french Balbriggan shirts and drawers splendid quality and perfectly 1 made in every respect and finished 1 elegantly at 50 and 75c each. These are decidedly cheap, at Jacobson's. Capt. Ott, one of the pontoon bridge people, sold his $S000 interest | last week for $500, and to- ok his depart | ure for Missouri, having had enough | experience pontooning at Dardanelle. 1 The new company will make an effort | to put the bridge in position again soon | as the stage of water in the river will | permit.
 I have just received new lot of ladies and gents solid gold and filled watches. The cases are elegant and the movements are of American make. l do not sell limitations. II. c. Wilkey.
 A special election will be held in Atkins next Monday for the purpose of electing mayor, recorder and three aldermen. At the election on the 7th | of April the candidates for recorder and two of the aldermanic positions tied, and the mayer-elect and one of the aldermen-elect positively refuse to qualify, hence the special election.
 Come and examine our stock of | ladies ribbed underwear, muslin un- [ derwear, lace curtains, embroidered | robes, hosiery and parasols. Prices re- duced for May sale, at Jacobson's. Look at window display.
 The following merchants have signed an agreement to close their re- spcctivs business houses at 7:30 D. m., accept on Saturday, from May l to September l. 1891, viz: Wooton & Oates, K. J. Wilson, T. J. Russell & Bro., Potts, Garden & Co.,, J. B. Evants & Co.,, JIM. White & Son, J. l.. Shinn, Nj. Jacobson, T. c. Everett.
 Do you not think 1t would be good policy for you to ask where is the best place to buy? We want your trade and hope you will give our clothing department consideration when you decide to buy a spring suit or a pair of pants. M. Jacobson. Strictly one price. --The whitely solid steel Mowers and Solid Steel Binders have long been ac- to be the best of their kInd on earth. For the season of 1891 they have added new features which places their machines at once far ahead of all iD all the essentials of first class machines. See the agent, C. B. Gerber. for further particulars, prices and terms.
 In the March examination at Fort Smith under the civil service rules for appointment in the government ser I vice, Bob l.. Erwin of this place at ! tained grade of Sl, being the highest grade attained by any one of the six examined for the position of copyists. { This places him on the list of eligibles c for appointment, as only 70 is required to pass.
 H. c. Wilkey, the jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye 0