The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-09
LOCAL LINES.
Somebody give spring a,pin.

Somebody give spring a,pin.
 Mrs. Swilling visited relatives at Mill Creek this week.
 Mrs. A. Spencer visited friends at Mt. Nsbo last week.
 Several Russsllyillians witnessed the races in Little Rock last week.
 We noticed with pleasure several Dsrdanslle citizens on our streets Sum- day.
 Standard Sarsaparilla at Brooks.
 IT. M. Oates, Jr., of Little Rsck, is in town. He has very IMPORTANT case in court.
 Standard Iron Bitters at Brooks.
 MT. Robert Riddle is recovering slowly from severe attack of muscu. lar rheumatism.
 Black lawns at all prisees and in great variety at Jacobson's.
 --Mr. John Battenfield of California, former resident of thie county, is wis iting relatives here.
 Stasdard sarsaparilla for the blood at Brooks.
 Jacob A. McKeever and family left Tuesday for Texas. They will locats near Palmer, in Ellis county.
 Just received another shipment sf boys clothing at Jacobson's.
 --Mr. Bell Williamson has mo loved to town and occupies residence on the corner of Pine and Madison street.
 If your blood is impure go to Brooks and get Standard Sarsaparilla.
 Miss Temple Hsrvsy, one of At. kins' prettlest young ladies, was the guest of Miss Lula Schacht Sunday.
 Ladies underwear in endless variety, and at all prices, at Jacobson's. v
 Miss Lou ShInn, whom we sent te Texas last week with her Hncie, Jesse l,.,s,I |. smith. t rsconsider'd the matter and
 When you need good linimsnt try Standard Electric, sold by Brooks. :. We were pleased to receive cal Monday from Hon. w. l.. Siblsy, oi Atkins. Pope has no better or truel citizen than he.
 I am selling carpets and mating very low. Jno. A. Erwin.
 Ground has been broken for the foundation for Judge Wilson's new brick business house, adjoining Love & Roys on the east.
 Standard Iron Enters the best strengthening tonic, Ssld by Brooks.
 
 MT. Homer Bruton, one of Apple toms most worthy and enter prising cit izens, pulled the DEHocRAT's latch- string Monday. He isalways welcome
 have few second hand machines offer at bargain. Jne. A. Erwin.
 Just received full line of lace cur talns, from $1.00 pair up, at Jacob sons.
 Tomorrow is the last day In which the penalty. The collectors office Is q pretty busy place just now on that ac- count.
 Wall paper from 10c to 40c per double roll. Can please anybody. Jno. A. Erwin.
 If you want glasses that will ht the eye go to Wilkey's. He will test your eyes free of charge.
 Senator James Nj. Harkey returned Monday from Little Rock accompanied by his wife. He made an attentive and industrious member, and wears the honors earned with becoming dig nity.
 Boys knee pants, all sizes, good ssrvicable goods, well made, at soc pair, at Jacobson's.
 Try Standard Iron Bitters if you have indigestion or feel weak and languid. Sold at Brooks.
 The supper served by the ladies of the Methodist church, south, Tuesday evening, was like all their former ef- forts in this line, highly enjoyable and financially successful. The net pro- ceeds amount to about $50. The leader Calendar clock that has been sold all over this county for s29 can be bought at wilksy's for $l0.
 Don't forget am headquarters for sewing machines, furniture, wall pa per and baby carriages. Jno. A. Erwin. 1 News of the most conflicting char acter continues to come in regarding | the fruit outlook. The preponderancs | of testimony, however. we are sorry ts say, indicates that the recent cold snap did great deal of damage.
 Ladies hose "Monarch" fast black, double heel and toe, extra long, guaran- teed stainless, only 25c pair at Jacob sons.
 Bovs' black ribbed hose, extra long, guaranteed stainless, only 25c, at Jacobson's.
 -Dr. J. W. O'Kelly is in hls office here this v eek ready to serve the pub- lie with first class dental work at req sonabls prices. His office is In the Peoples Exchange Bank building, front room, on the second floor. Mems shirts in french flannel, pun bosom, full dress, r. K. bosom, in fact any style shirt you may desire, you can find at Jacobson's.
 I am still in the furniture and saw Ing machine business. Any one want Ing \ machins or furniture will do well [ to call on me. Jno. A. Erwin. --Mr. Kimball, the purchaser of the Melrose mill, is expected to arrive from M massachusetts, sometime during this month. with the view of making ar- 1, Engagements to operate the plant. Iris . consummation most devoutly to be wished. Ladies there Is no need of 'sending { ,ep, for anything that you can buy ( rare. Be sure and sxamlns Jacobson's 7 tock aud prices before mailing your 'rder,