The Russellville Democrat., 1891-03-26

if you find a paragraph enclrcled with a pencil mark heed It's gentle admoni- tion. By so doing you may rest sssur- ed the favor conferred will be fully and properly appreciated.
 -Linemen reached this place last week and put in position the new tale graph wire. This line, we understand, is to be devoted to commercial business and will greatly facilitate the sending and receiving of messages.
 Prof. T. B. Northup closed sue cessfuI term of school in Hopewell dis trict last Friday. Quite a number of the patrons were present on the last day and expressed themselves as fully satisfied with MT. Northup's work.
 --Ths National Democrat, published at Washington City, is unsurpassed as a political paper considered from an editorial standpoint and the quality and quantity of news it contains. We car get it for $1.00 a year. Hand us your name.
 Having bought the stock of Morton & Go. at heavy discount on original cost, we will take pleasure in letting the public share our good fortune in lower prices than can be found elsc- where in Russellyille. Weimer Dry Goods Co.
 w. A. Ksyser, of this place, tic contractor, was severely injured in the railroad wreck near Altus last Wsdnes- day. His injuries consist of bad cut about tho head and hands and internal injuries. There were several others more or less hurt, none fatally.
 Jacobson has fitted up neat little place Tn the shoo department for the ladies to try on our "celcbrated" Ditt- man shoes. Miss Lizzie Patrick having charge of that department will take great pleasure in giving all her cus- toners perfect fit.
 Charley Harn, the murderer or Tom Jones in Dardanellc last Dscsm- Der, was found guilty of manslaughter in the Conway circuit court and was sentenced to five years servituds in tho psnitentiary. An appeal was talk on to the supreme court.
 You will find us at home from now on to all of our friends, next door to Citizens Savings Bank, where we are prepared to do you good in dispensing dry goods. groceries and everything kept in well appointed dry goods and grocery stock. Weimsr Dry Goods Go.
 --Mr. Jesse L. Smith of Bristol, Tex as, Is visiting relatives here. He had the misfortune to lose his wife few weeks ago, and in his affiiction has the warm sympathy of . wide circle Of Pope county friends. Mir. Smith will return to Texas next week.
 There Is an old saying among mer- chants that goods well bought are half sold." The art of buying to ad- vantage consists not so much in buying things cheap, as in buying things that are first class and of correct styles. Jacobsen is getting to be very promi- nent by observing these rules.
 -Workmen are busy getting the room in the rear of the Peoples Ex- change Bank ready for the post office. The removal will be made as soon after the first of next month, as the re- covery of Mir. Brashear will admit of his assistance in making the change.
 It is said that the Southern Gsrmicids is unqusstionably tho finest Blood Pur- ifier that science and medical skill have ever brought to light. It is pleasant to take, and when properly diluted and sweetsned with sugar, makes a drink almost similar and equal to lemonade. Go to Brooks and get bottle. If
 Senator James Nj. Hsrkey came up from Little Rock Saturday night and spent Sunday with his family. He re- turned to the Capital Sunday night. Except during few days sickness. Senator Harksy has never missed roll call or vote since the beginning of the session.
 We direct particular attention to the professional card of Dr. J. W. Fruit in this issue. He has made a to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and with the latest Inventions and appli- ances is prepared to successfully treat the same.
 James w. Robinson accompanied by Mrs. Robinson and s. N. Evans of left Saturday for Texas. Nr. l.. F. Deshong intended going with them but was detsrrsd from doing 70 by reason of a crippled foot. He is and expects to be able to start this week.
 A gilt sign in the front window of the second story of the Peoples bank indicates the location of Dr. J. w. O'Kelly's dental parlor. It will be one of the most handsome offices in own, centrally located and easy of access. The Doctor will be here | again the first Monday in next month.
 Marriage licenses issued since last -eport: J. W. Albright and Miss Lil- is Wick, c. W. Womack and Miss Liz | sis Rowland, K. H. Wharton and Miss M. A. Nordin, D. 5. Arthur and Miss | Leonora Gosch, Rufus Bringie and Mss Sallis Poynter, J. E. Chambers md Miss Rose Singleton, Sam Hutson md Mrs. Mary Coilens.
 A dollar will buy more goods at Neimer Dry Goods Co.,, than anywhere 'lsc, besides ticket accompanies each ash dollar purchase in our excellent premium to be given away to some ortunats purchaser. We will also take pleasure in accommodating good time ustom. Come to see us before making Iour arrangements ts buy on time.
 Mrs. M. k. Weathers desires us to tate that owing to her severe illnes he will not have formal opening this week as was her intention, but that Ter stock of spring millinery is all In nd ready for inspection. She will be ,lsased to have the ladies call and zee Ter elegant stock and leave their orders or Easter hats and bonnets with Mrs. faxie Williams and Miss Emma Bonds V ho are In now charge and will spare 10 pains to please them.
 Several weeks ago MT. J. l.. Shinn pplied for and obtained from Circuit udge Wallace an injunction restrain- ng the Dardanslle pontoon boidge ompsny from using his land on the orth side of the river as an approach 0 their bridge. Since then the bill