The Russellville Democrat., 1891-05-14

ks7S@ Sold by Drugsists, 75c. may
 Ladies oxford ties in common sense and opera tie in all sizes at Jacobsons.
 MT. s. c. Harris Of Sand Spring township was in town yesterday. He Informs us that a new post office named Ross has been established at hIs place, with himself as postmaster. Service will begin soon as the necessary sup plies are received from Washington.
 Best and cheapest line of gents un- derwear in Russellville. R. J. Wilson.
 MT. Sam Kimball returned to Con- cord, N. H., last week. He did not succeed in disposIng of the Melrose mill, owing to failure to agree upen terms with the Cincinnati parties. Russellyille stands ready with the bon us asked of her whenever it is needed.
 A few more of them hobby black straw hats left. Come before they are all gone at Jacobson's.
 --Rev. Geo. E. Cunningham, Presid- ing Elder of the Little Rock District, will preach at the NJ. K. Church, Rus sellville. Ark. Saturday night May Is, after which will be held the 2nd or. conference for the year. The regular ar. conference services will be held on the Sabbath following.
 Just opened up new supply of mems black sateen shirts from 75c up at Jacobson's.
 James, the IS year old son of La- fayette Petty, of Dover, died of con- sumption last Monday. the interment taking place in the Dover cemetery Tuesday in the presence of large con- course of friends ard relatives, Rev. W. c. Wheat of Russellville officiating. The deceased was an exemplary young man whose loss will be felt in the Dover community.
 Don't forget to examine my prices before you buy furniture or sewing machines. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Roger A. Suit was arrested and | jailed in Camden a few days ago for obtaining money under false pretenses. l His wife's relatives secured his release upon the condition that he would leave | the state never to return. Suit lived in Russellville several years ago. He at tempted to practice law at first, but failing in that he clerked for one or two mercantile firms. If we mistake not he also worked while in the clerks office at Dover.
 l Try Odom's restaurant for meals and lodging. The accommodating pro. prietor will treat you right.
 --The Baptist Missionary Concert was very enjoyable affair, The recitation of Miss Willie Luker and a song by Miss Fanny Perry deserve especial mention. Other features were very interesting, delighting the large audience present.
 You can get bargain in second hand sewing machines. Call early, | Jno. A. Erwin. 1 The weather the past week has no { been altogether the most favorable for the growing crops. Nights have been far too cool and cut worms have dam aged cotton to some extent. Upon the whole, however, the prospect for good crops is fiattering.
 The daily Globe Democrat, Republic, Appeal Avalanche, Little Rock Gazette and DallasNews for sale atWm. Brooks drugstore.
 Mrs. Light, the Yell county wom- an charged with infanticide, was tried last week at Clarksville, on change of venue from this county, convicted and sentenced to tbe pen for six months. A pteition asking for her pardon will be presented to the gov ernor.
 Remember that Jacobson sells the celebrated "John B. Stetson" hats at lower prices than you can buy them in Little Rock.
 Sheriff Johnson Is busily engaged making out the delinquent tax list and that document will be given to the | public next week. The sherlff's task has been an arduous one, but it has been performed accurately and well. He has been ably assisted in his work by NJ. H. Baird.
 Ladies silk umbrellas, with silver and gold handles at H. C.. Wilkey's. They are beauties and all the go. Call and sec them.
 An observant exchange says that so far as economy is concerned it Is cheap CT for man to take his home spaper than 1t Is to stop it, for nine persons out of ten after ordering it stopped will In the course of a year wear out two dollars worth of shoe leather try ing to borrow the paper that they ordered stopped.
 D. H. Baldwin t& Co.,, the only one priced piano and organ company. Low sst prices and best terms. W. H. Har- per, salesman for Arkansas.
 Last Thursday vicious COW hook ed and severly lacerated the throat of a six year old daughter of Mir. Gilbreath. who lives on the w. W. Tate farm a few miles northwest of town. Dr. W. H Hill attended the unfortunate child and reports her doing nicely and the indications are favorable to her re- covery.
 Just received fine lot of ladies lace and bar pins; also. lot ol grape jewel ry, at II. c. Wilkey's. All of which is of the latest styles and designs.
 --Since last report marriage licenses have been issued tosthe following par ties: John Griffin and Miss A lice True love, Will Cone and Miss Josie E. Will kins, $. c. Garrison and Mary J. Por- ter. John W. Chronister and Miss Lu- ella Moore. F. II. Harris and Miss Katie Blanton, George W. Ross and Miss Ida Verdin.
 Pianos and organs, D. H. Baldwin lS Co.,, the largest music dealers in the United States. Memphis branch 256 second street, Memphis, Tenn.
 A large number of towns no larger than Russellville are agitating the or ganization of commercial clubs for business intercourse and concert of action toward all enterprises tending | to hufld nm or advance Eka infaragta nf |