The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
R1n0 Reward M100

YIslting Ills brother, pr. w. II. Hill.
 All the latest styles and patterns ol pants just received, at Jacobson's.
 Go to Hughey & Boswell and buy the shaved shingle. They beat them all.
 Monroe Bottoms went over yester- day to the scene of hiss mining opera. tions in Yell County.
 Hughey & Bos well can furnish you the best shingle in town for the money.
 -J. ". Robertson is clerking at Bot toms drug store instead Of A. Robert son as stated last week.
 Just opened up several cases of men and boys crushers of all colors and at low prices, at Jacobson's.
 5000 Reward for the identity of any person damaging my road signs. Vim. Brooks.
 The Weimer Drug Go will this ye ar give tickets for every fifty cents worth Of goods bought. Capital prize $l0C in money.
  body but it is a fact while the producers have lost money raising cotton, the merchants who bought it have made nothing. All hands can we'll afford to drop at least half of It.
 We are glad indeed to state that Dr. W. H. Hill is better as we go to press. Medical skill and the care of faithful friends Is unstintedly bestow- ed upon him. and we hope soon to re- port his entire recovery.
 Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which you wish mendeds If so take them to II c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have them repaired in first class order.
 The officials of the land office at Dardanelle have received information from Washington to the effect that the public interests do not call for re- moval of the office and the same will be allowed to remain where 1t Is.
 We are the people to buy your hard wore and farming tools from. Why ? Because we have the best in the market and our prices are tine lowest in pro- portion with the quality. Love < Roys Hardware Go.
 -Dr. J. F. NJ. Tate has moved from Cleveland to Hattievilla, Conway coun- ty, where he will engage in the drug business in connection with his regular practice. His many friends in Pope wish him success in his new home.
 -Messrs. E. B. webber and J. NJ. Critcher, the former of Collierville. srs.- f.3A zf D.xlt Aa have rented building in town for the manufacture of Eclipse Muzzeles, an articles of every day use among stock owners.
 .-The February number of the Nit fordian. published in the interest of the literary societies of the Arkansas Cumberland college, has been received, and although it's editorial staff has un- dergone change since last issue, it's excellent features are maintained throughout.
 H. c. Wilkey, the jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting special study aud Is now prepared to fit complicated defects Of vision on shert notice. He tests each eye separately and gives the required lenses necessary, in any style frame ra- auired. Give him il trial and If not suited it will cost you nothing.
 Next Monday at Center Valley, district 23, Prof, T. B. Northup will begin a three aonths term of subscrip- ton school. Tuition $l.00 per month. Pupils outside the district can be ac- commodated and their patronage Is solicited. Prot. Northup is one of the leading educators of the county and gives eminent satisfaction.
 Not very large audience witness ed the installation of officers at Pyth- ian hall last Thursday owing to the prevalence of so much sickness in town and other untoward events. The speaking, however, was of high order and reflected credit upon the orators who were Hon. Lawrence Russell, Rev. w. c. Wheat and Past Chancellor King of Little Rock.
 While keeping pace with the march Of improvement in reporting every new enterprise, 1t is but just that we should notice what is going on in the colored portion of town. Several new resi- dences have been erected in that su- burb recently. by the following: Rev. Johnson, c. 1, May (2). K. McCarthell, sam Hiblett, D. B. Jones. The color ed people also have two churches where services are held regularly. and a fiourishing school of about 70 pupils, in charge of Prof. James.
 Attention Is directed to the new advertisement Of Patrick & Albrecht, merchant tailors. in this issue. They are successors to Henry Steuckel and have the qualifications and experience necessary to conduct the business to the entire satisfaction of the public. They carry full line of samples for spring and summer clothing and guar antee best styles and lowest prices con- sistent with flrst-elass workmanship. Give them trial.
 MT. Joe Jacobson left this morning for New York via of St. Louis, where he will engage in the clothing business at 5l Catherine street. For the past eighteen months he has held a responsi- ble position with NJ M.Jacohson, ,one of our leading merchants, and by his admira- ble business attaiuments and excellent social qualities won the lasting esteem of a legion of friends. The DEMOCRAT but voices their sentiments in wishing him every success in Gotham and tn l saving that cordial welcome awalts him whenever he strolls this way again,
 Last Friday night while leap year ball was in progress at J. w. l Eudy's, Dover, the safe in w. A Baird's mercantile establishment wa. successfully cracked and $500 in cash taken therefrom, in addition to $3O00 oi 5000 worth of notes and valuable pa pers. The papers were found nexI morning two miles south of Dover or A wagon by the roadside. There Is nc clue as yet to the robbers. It Is be lieved they came to Russellvllle and took the train. officers are inyestigat ing.