The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21

E~- by Druggists, 75c.
 No matter what kind of a dress shirt you desire you can find them at M. Ja- cobson's.
 --Coal has been discovered on the farm of c. W Ewing, three miles north east of Russellyille It is said to be of most excellent quality.
 The stock of gentleman's neck wear at M. Jacobson's must be examined to bc appreciated.
 -Coal shippers would hail with de- light the north and south railroad. So would everybody else, excepting of course the Gould people.
 A full assortment of those hobby men and boys spring hats just received at M. Jacobson's.
 Miss Emma Hall entertained num- Der of the young people very pleasantly on Monday evening. in honor of her guests, the Misses Lowry.
 Fishing tackle, base balls and bats, the cheapest ever offered, for sale by s. NJ. Bottoms X Co.
 Mir. Herman Rosenthal, of Morrill, ton is late addition to the clerical force at Nj, Jacobson's. Hope he may find much pleasure in his new home.
 If you have a fat beef take it to NJ. k. Craig. He wants it and will pay high est market price.
 Geo. W. Latham, for several years with Luker, Davis x Co, left this week for Camden, this state. Mr. Latham is an excellent workman and clever fellow.
 If you want to know the right time of day notice the standard clock in Jacob son's show window.
 "A prctracted meeting is in progress at the southern Methodist church. Ser vices at 9 80 a. m. and 80 D. m. daily. Everybody ought to attend these ser vices.
 If you need corn in any quantity Weimer will sell it to you for cash or on time. Go to see him.
 Circuit will meet next Monday pur- suant to adjournment. The Johnson murder trial will b the only case before it. That will consume three or four days.
 A big stock of parasols and silk um- brellas just unpacked, at NJ. Jocobson's. Come and see them.
 -Messrs. R. B. Hogins. Geo. E. How ard, J. T. Bullock, T. II. Elgin and l.. M Smith are attending the annual con- elave of Knights Templar It Fort Smith this week.
 You get prize when you buy your drugs, and don't have to take any chanc- s at Bottoms drugstore.
 The arrival of a wee little girl at the home of c. c. Luker last week brought joy to a household that had not received such visitation in ten years. Congrat- ulations are rendered.
 Fine tobacco, best coal oil, cheapest wall paper, purest drugs and courteous attention at Vim. Brooks.
 MT. West II. Humphreys, the popu- lar commercial tourist returned from St, Louis Saturday, He is now with Fried man Bros. S Shafer, one of the leading shoe houses of the Future Great.
 Have you seen the pretty dress goods at NJ. Jacobson's? Examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 Atkins has new set of municipal officers, namely: J. E.. .Ioyner, Mayor {; H. C. Bledsoe, Recorder; Aldermen W. A. Galloway, \. NJ. Gibson, II. Y. Cock rell, J. A. Weaver and J. F. Darr.
 Alpaca coats and vests, in frocks or sacks. or light wooden suits in men and boys latest styles, at NJ. Jacobson's.
 The announcement of William J. Sherrill for constable of Illinois town ship appears in this issue. MT. Sherrill is 4 good man, stauneh democrat and would make most excellent officer.
 My stock of gents, ladies and childrens shoes cannot be excelled. Come and ex- anime and be convinced. NJ. Jacobson.
 Candidates for the legislature spoke at Dover last Saturday On the same occasion the aspirants for sheriff and the two clerkships announced their candi- dacy. Everything passed off pleasantly
 MIR. Craig will pay cash for one and two year old cattle to put on pasture. No limit as to number. Bring them in.
 Rev. ". C. Wheat occupied the pull pit at the Methodist church Monday night. the pastor, Mir. Mathews, being absent at Ozark attending the bedside of very near friend who was thought to be dying.
 Do you want q buggy, cart or road wagon, if SO call on Harkey Saddlery Co. They can fixyou up in great shape
 --Profs. Lee and Bowling heard Dr .af n N night and pronounce it the finest educa- tional address they ever heard. Prof Shinn, Governor Eagle and other nota- bles were present.
 The "Twice-a- Week. Republic for one dollar is the best investm ent that car possibly be made. We forward subscrip- tions free of charge.
 --Rev. W. T. Box will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday. He eX- peeted to omit this service, but the meet of the Centennial Missionary Society having been postponed, he will fill his appointment as usual.
 We are headquarters for any and ev- erything in the grocery line with prices that will please you. Call and see us
 Pruitt Grocer Co.
 MT. W. A. Galloway, who was re- gently appointed a member of the coun- ty board of election commissioners, has resigned, and MT. T. S. Edwards rec. commended to fill the vacancy He will make most excellent member.
 If you are going to make trip thi' summer remember NJ. Jacobson is head quarters for trunks and valises in any size and at any price.
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