The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-22

Postmaster Brashears has spent a portion of the past two or three weeks inspecting the postoffice of the county under special orders from the postohce department. The new rule is designed to bring about better servlce,in the country offices by instSucting thecpostr masters in their duties. The inspector is to report the canadcfoR of. affairs to the department. when he. has finished his work.
 We geaseneos Plantation Chill Cure, why. not try it? If it don't care i. will not cost. yonl anything For sale by s. M, Bottoms & Co., N Have you, a, watch thai needs re- hairs, or soma broken jewelry which you wish, neadesis If so take them to II, c. Wnkey. the jeweler, and have the m repaired in first class order.
 The pontoon bridge case. taken to Conway county on change of venue, resul ted in a verdict for MT. Shira. in the sum of $5000 Both sides appealed to the supreme court, Mir, Shinn alleg- ing insufficency of damages, The Bridge Co. claiming the award to De excessive. The only surprise in the verdict is that Mg. Shinn did rot get damages equal .to the full worth of his ferry. Heis clearly entitled to shat much, c t- ter
 Eamember that am selling sn extra heavy canton flannel, worth Ec, for Slz, come and look at it, and convince yourself that such Is the case at
 JAcoBsoN's. If you want the most for your money spend 1t with us and we will guarantee you good honest treatment and satis- faction all around. Call and see us.
 Fruit Grocer Co.
 The editor of The Mail attracted much attention Sunday among the peo- pie of Atkins. The object of attraction was a prince albert suit.-Atkins Mail.
 We are quite sure nothing would be more calculated to excite attention in Atkins or elsewhere than an editor ar rayed in a new prince. albert suit. But the absorbing and overshadowing ques- ton of the hour Is, "Where did he get that suit?"
 We have the largest, prettiest and most complete stock Of queensware and glassware in town and for prices we can't be beat. Call and see for your self. Fruit Grocer Go.
 My stock of boys and children's suits is the largest and most complete ever brought to this place before and are marked aL such low prices that they are bound to go. M. JACOBSON.
 The county court and commission CTS having decided to build one bridge this year, an advertisement for bids for the erection of the same, appears to- day. The bridge is to be located on Illinois Bayou, one mile west of Dover on the Clarksville road. As but one bridge could be built at this time the court and the commissioners concluded that the point selected would accom- modate a greater number of people than any other site spoken of. The wisdom of the selection will be gener- ally admitted.
 I have sold nine dozen International Stock Food on a positive guarantee and no one has entered complaint or asked me to refund J. W. Wells.
 My clothing trade last week was simply enormous which goes to prove that carry the stock and also that my prices are the lowest, so II you want in the clothing line be sure to call on JACOBSON.
 -Mr. R. K. Vow of Mill Creek was the victim of q peculiar accident one evening last week. He was coming to Russellyille on a hand-car with party ! of friends. Sitting on the left hand side | we'll to the front with his feet hang I ing by the side of the car, he was eau | toned to keep his feet clear of the f cross-ties. In spirit of adventure he thought be would see how it would { feel to barely touch them while the 4 car was spinning along at the rate of ten miles an hour. The experiment. was a revelation to him md the sensation one he does not care to experience again. Resides describing several circles in the 4ir he met the ground with such sud-