The Russellville Democrat., 1891-03-19


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 Last Saturday being devoted to the second reading of bills in the legisls- ture, Hon. Lawrence Russell came home and spent the day with his con- stitusnts, all of whom sxFsnded cor dial greeting. He returned to the cap itsl Sunday evening.
 We invite the public generally to come in and inspect our spring stock of goods. R. Nj. Oates < Co.
 You just ought to come and examine the immense stock of spring and sum- mer underwear, at Jacobsons.
 Last Tuesday afternoon officers went to the evening train for the pur- pose of arresting party upon inforIna- tiop from It. Smith. He was arrested, but upon puttingup A forfeit of$25which was acceptable to the Ft. Smith parties, the prisoner was released.
 For spring and summer dress goods we can't be beat for styles, beauty and low prices. Woot.n & Oates.
 Rememb Der I handle a number of first class sewing machines and am selling them very low. Jno. A. Erwin.
 "A card elsewhere announces the resigination of Mir. H. r. Lawley as postmaster at Hector in favor of George Burns. Mir. Lawlsy has made a very efficient official and rstires on account of his wife's health. Our best wishes are rendered both the outgoing and incoming official.
 The leader Calendar clock that has been sold all over this county for S29 can be bought at Wilksy's for $l0.
 We have some bargains in dress goods. Now is your chance to save money In this line. Wootsn & Oates.
 IA card from Win. Puckett informs us that Hon. Jeff Davis has been select ed to deliver the annual address before the literary societies of the Searcy Col lsge in June. Ho also mentions the fact that Messrs. Brooks and Cousar of Potts Station entered the College at Searcy last Monday.
 Ladies come and examine those pret- ty french ginghams. They have to be seen to be appreciated, at Jacobsons. We are headquarters for good cloth- ing, nice hats, fine shoes. and the best Hno sHlFts oH eaItu. Wooeeu ~ 0oess'
 Miss Rose Marley entertained a number of her young friends Saturday evening. Those present were Misses Minnie Hall, Matte Battenfield, Joe Underwood, Cora McCarthur, Laura Rose and Nellie Marley. Messrs. Will Brooks, Lafayette Scarlett, Bob l.. Err win, Dan Emison and Robert Bradley. A pleasant evening was passed by all attending.
 A new carload of stoves just received and they are the best that have ever been on the market. Love & Roys Hardware Co.
 have an immense stock of furniture, sewing machines. wall paper, baby carriages, carpets and they must be sold. Jno. A. Erwin.
 --Some of the town boys are getting very troublesome at the trains. Last Saturday boy from the country was struck by a snow ball thrown by some of the peddlers or their friends. and upon his effort to avengs himself was set upon by some five or six town boys, who. of course, got the best of him. Monday he returned to town and pro- csedsd to wipe up the earth with one of the ringleadsrs in the Saturday af- far. This fighting is wrong and the officials should see that it is stopped.
 If you want firstclass work done take your work to first class store. H. c. Wilksy is a first class workman and is responsible. He guarantees all his work for one year.
 When you start out on a shopping tour you can save time, trouble and money by going direct to Jacobson's, as you can always find what you want, and at the lowest prices.
 The Russellvills Cornet band now receiving instruction at the hands of Prof. Brijbey, is composed of the fol- lowing gentlemen. viz: R. l.. Harkey, Dan Emison, John Perriman, R. E. Miller, Van Boswell, D. r. Hughey, Robt, Bonds, Robt. l.. Smith, Floyd Hogins, James B. Wells. The officers are distruted as follows: President, Bob l.. Harkey; Vice President, Dan Emison; Secretary, John Perriman; Treasurer, R. E. Miller; Directors, Van Boswell, D. T. Hughcy and Bob Bonds. The members are possessed of excellent musical talent and doubtless will soon
  ought to feel proud Of this band and render the members every possible en- couragement.
 l carry complete stock of watches, clocks, jewelry aud silysrware. If you want anything in my line don't forget to call on me and get first class article. II. c. Wilkey.
 Mrs. M. A. Skidmore, of New Bir- mingham, Texas, writes: "Southern Germicide cured ne of sick headache Of fifteen years standing" Get bottle from Wm. Brooks and try it. If
 The stock of goods belonging to the late firm of Morton & Co. were pur- chased last week by W. G. Weimer, who will remove the stock to the Har- key brick store lately vacated by Wooten S Oates, where, under the 1 management of Mir. Henry Garden and 1 corps of competent assistants, the | goods will be offered for sale. Having | purchased these goods at price far | below their original cost, Mir. Weimer feels confident of being able to offer 1 the public line of bargains they can not fall to appreciate. The stock will | be replenished with q full line of | spring goods so that the wants Of his customers in this respect can be fully | and promptly supplied. To the new | enterprise we extend congratulations. 1 and tender best wishes for abundant success.
 Parties will save cost and expense by coming in and settling their accounts l with us, instead Of waiting for our col sI n el .4.. sIons to the account. Love < Roys Hardware Co.
 Our spring stock of dry goods Is now