The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-11

T last Wednesday evening was pleasing entertainment, participated in by large number of people. The receipts netied q snug sum which the band boys will appropriate to a good pur- pose.
 Just opened several cases of Dittman shoes in all styles. Spring heel, opera toe and common sense. in ladles and misses sizes. at Jacobson's.
 --The prospect for crops were never better. The copious showers Saturday Sunday and Monday came just in the nick of time. Corn and cotton. though l small. have been well worked and will develop wonderfully in the next ten days.
 Just received fine lot of ladies lace and bar pins; also. lot ol grape jewell ry, at II. C. Wilkey's. All of which Is of the latest styles and designs. As was expected the council last Thursday night unanimously passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of papers of the class to which the Kan 1 sas City Sunday Sun belongs. The or dinance will lake effect from and after to-day.
 Gents summer clothing in alpacas, serges. mohairs, brilliantines, fsnnels, etc.. at bottom prices, at Jacobsonss. Examine the clothing display.
 Tn view of the fine crop prospects
 we believe county fair movement would. meet with the approval of the farmers of our county, and If organiz- ed would receive their hearty support and patronage. Why not agitate the matter, farmer friends? I have moved my clothing down stairs and also marked DOWN the prices on all of my clothing. Now is your chance to buy cheap. Come early and avoid the rush. NJ. Jacobson.
 lowing to doubt of the legality Of the manner of the passage of the en-
 zine and boiler ordinance by the coun- Gil some two month ago, it was thought proper to re-enact the same, which was l done by the council at its last meeting
 The new ordinance appears in another column.
 My stock of summer underwear IS complete in every detail. So remember if you need anything in that line Ja- cobson's is the place where you can
 find it, at lowest possible prices.
 Whenever citizen Is requested by the city authorities to repair sidewalks
 he ought to do so promptly and well. It will add very much to the comfort Of the public as we'll as to the value or his property. He should have enough pride about him to cause him to com ply with all such requests. l
 Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so take them to H. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order. Grand Lecturer George A. Dannel- lily lsctured and exempliiied the sym bolic degrees of bne lodge masonry before a small, bat select number of | members of the Russellville lodge last Saturday afternoon and evening. MT. l Danne1ly Is admittedly the brightest exemplar of masonry in the State. l I have just received new lot of ladies and gents solid gold and filled watches. The cases are elegant and tho movements are of American make. do not sell imitations.s Fl. c. Wilkey. --Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Mir. Will T. York of Eureka Springs and Miss Ivy Marsh of Farm ersville, Texas. at the latter city, We'd nesday evening June F. The DEMO GRAF extends it's congratulations In ad- vance, and wishes for the happy young couple full share of marital bliss.
 Mir. Thos. Davis and several others saw blind Tom when he passed through | h nd xpf his being the genuine and original. He will be at Luker < Davis Hall June IS.
 -The DEMOCRAT Is indebted to Dr.. w. c. Renfrow for a copy of the splen- dId trade edition of the Norman Trans cript and colored map of Oklahoma and the city of Norman. The territory is rapidly setting up, becoming pros porous and soon will be knocking for admittanee into the brotherhood of States.
 PANTS PANTS PANTS
 Mems pants. from Toe ul.
 Youths q 50c ss
 Boys !" '' 25c A big stock on hand. must be sold. Nj. Jacobsen.
 About 300 persons participated in the Sunday school picnic at Potts Sta ton last Thursday. A large majority of the number went down on the morn- ing train and returned on the late ai- ternoon train, others went by private conveyance and returned at will. All had good time and seemed to enjoy the days outing.
 For a troublesome cough there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t strengthens the pulmonary organs, allays any irrita- ton and effectually cares the cough. It Is especially valuable for the cough l which so often follows an attack Of the grip. For Sale by Weimer Drug Co.
 --"In the Soup" is the latest puzzle. It beats tiddedy- -winks or pigs in cloy- CT all hollow. 1t consists of small | earthen bowl, a marble and q spoon. 1 The spoon is simply bit of wire slightly 1attened at one end with | which the player is to lift the "soup" {the marble) out of the bowl. It looks like It Is easy, but don't be too sure you can do it at the first trial
 MT. John Caraghar, merchant at Caraghar, Fulton Co.,. Ohio, says that St. Patrick's Pills are the best selling pills he handles. The reason is that they produce pleasant cathartlc effect and are certain and thorough In their action. Try them when you want reliable cathartic. For sale by Weim- CT Drug Co.
 -Ths champions of the disreputable Kansas City Sun defend their action on the ground that wrong doing wherever and by whomsoeyer commit ted ought to be exposed and held up to