The Russellville Democrat., 1891-05-14

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 Ut gives MaIn street quite bust ness air to see two two-st0ry business houses in course of erection, each Of which will be an ornament to the town. Such substantial evidences will show that our town is enjoying satls- factory degree Of prosperity.
 Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendeds If 90 take them to H. c. Wilkay. the jewelsr, and have them repaired in first class order.
 The pontoon bridge and railroad case was compromised at Clarksville Monday and the suit withdrawn. The railroad will abandon portion of it's present right of way and ap proach the bridge in another direction more acceptable to Mir. Shinn than down the river front from the present depot. A board of arbltrators will agree upon the amount the company shall pay Mir. Shinn for the land con- demned for use by the railroad.
 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. I do not sell limitations. H. c. Wilkey.
 The healthfulness, as well as the general appearance of any town de- bends largely upon individual effort. The time of year has come when every citizen should clean up and sanitate his promises. There should be spirit of rivalry in each one striving to out do his neighbor. It will pay equally as we'll from a health standpoint as from the satisfaction of knowing that you are aiding in giving the town a tasteful and inviting appearance.
 The selling price is marked on all my goods in plain figures. Not two prices one for cash and one for credit, us l sell strictly for cash have only one price, and that Is the very lowest.
 NJ. Jacobson.
 --The closing exercises of the Rus ellville Graded school will be given next week beginning Monday evening and ending Wednesday evening. An interesting program has been arranged and one that will demonstrate the ad- vancement made in each department during the scholastic year. Prof. Lee and his assistants have been untiring In their efforts to build up the school and make it source of pride to the town. A small admission fee will be charged at each entertainment for the benefit of the school library. Pupils and their parents will be admitted free.
 Remember the Reindeer Cultivator is the best ever put on the market, and has less breakages than any cultivator made. We have special terms to make to parties who will make up a club and buy as many as two or three at time. Give us a call early as the supply is limited. Respectfully. Love & Roys Hardware Go.
 --Messrs. W. B. Young, A. M. Gib- son and John J. Rye, bridge commits sioners, left here Tuesday morning on a tour of inspection of the available points for bridges oil the various streams of the county. It is believed the commissioners will favor the build- inf of at least i've iron bridges three on Illinois bayou, one on Piney and one on Point Remove. There is a bridge fund Of about $5000 now on hand, and this sum will be augmented by about the same amount each year. So it will be seen that our streams can be spanned by strong and substantial bridges without their construction being an excessive burden to taxpay- CTS.
 have few second hand machines to exchange for cows. Jno. A. Erwin.
 MT. G. A. Gamble and wife. nee Goode, of Harrison. Ark, arrived last Friday and are domiciled at the Cen tral Hotel. Mir. Gamble is the propri- etor of the Harrison (fermerly Estcs) Nursery, an experienced and popular orchardist, who has many patrons in this section. Ills wife, who was for merly a teacher in the public school of Harrison, is an estimable and ac- eonplished young lady, and resigned her position, because, as it proved, she preferred to GAMBLE rather than teach school. Mir. Gamble Is justly rroud of his helpmate and avows she Is GOOD one. May they never find marriage failure."
 Gentlemen remember if you want anything in the furnishing line that Jacobson's is the place whore you can find it. My stock of underwear, full dress shirts, negligee shirts, night shirts, scarfs. ties, hoes, etc., Is com plete and marked at lower prices than you can buy them any where else. To convince yourself give me call.
 Nj. Jacobson.
 Electors in each common school district should not forget the annual school meeting next Saturday, the 18th. Although this election usually creates less interest than any other, there IS none of so much importance to the masses. Let every good citizen turn out, vote five mill tax and elect directors who will do their whole duty. By that means our public schools will be made what they should be. In the Russellville special district the terms of J. l.. Shinn and w. H. Rankin ex- pire. The district cannot do better than re-elect them.
 Owing to the increase of my busi- ness and also for the convince of my patrons l have fitted up the old "Post office" building and moved my entire stock of clothing and trunks in the new addition, making 1t more convsn- lent for the ladies who wish to pur- chase anything Tn tha: line. Hoping to receive liberal share of your pat ronage, remain Respectfully,
 NJ. Jacobson. Grant Vim was released from GUS | tody last week having given the bond | of $5000 required by the circuit judge. | His bondsmen are Messrs. J E., John | and J. 4. London of Alma, W. J. White, | J. l.. Sbinn, W. c. Weimer, J. T. | Fowler, R. B. Wilson, J. II. Brooks l and A. H. Brown of Russellville. In a | recent issue of the DEMOCRAT we stated | that the prisoner claimed that he was