The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-30

For the virtue of stock food refel you to the following persons who havs used it Martin Epps, r. C Epps, A Bernard, A. Ianfz, X. T. Davis, W. C Roberts, Wm Th4asheY, Rush McCarth- UT (. M Mullins, D. B. Granger, Jesse Rankin, R. F Love, sidney \. Bradley, " NJ. Henry. J. W. Wells x;
 --An enthusiastic ratification meeting was held by the democratic club af the court house last Friday evening. Local speakers spoke and enthusiasm abound cd over the nomination of Cleveland and Stevenson. The next meeting will be held July 9, at which time U. l.. Meade Esq. will deliver an address.
 II. c. Wilkey, the JeweIer, has made the business of spectacle and eye glas- ! fitting q special study, aud is now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of vision on short notice. He tests each eye sep arately and gives tho required lenses necessary, in any style frame required, Give him a trial. and if not suited 1t will cost you nothing
 -Dr. W. ". Kerr has returned from the Fort Smith meeting of the Arkansas Association of Pharmacists. He respond ed to the address of welcome and the Daily Times referring to it said: AThe response was made on behalf of the as- sociatiOn by w. w. Kerr of Russellville, who in a very easy and graceful manner acknowledged the hospitalities of the Border City, and gave pleasant remin- iseence of thirty years ago when he stood guard over the Confederate Camp in the Border City,
 Dr. Hopkins will begin teaching a class in vocal music at the Baptist church next Monday night, at s o'clock. The public generally invited.
 The holding of the big union picnic last Friday was abandoned on account of the rain. The Sunday school children particularly were greatly disappointed and much sympathy was expressed for them. Hon. ". :. McCulloeh of Brink ley, Special Deputy Grand Dictator of the Knights of Honor, the orator of the day, was on hand, and delivered very interesting address to T small audience at the court house in the afternoon, and exemplified the work in the degree be- fore the lodge of Knights of Honor in the evening. He is gifted speaker and elegant gentleman and created an ex- eellent impression.
 With characteristic enterprise Mir. ]. T.. Shinn has had engraved at consid- erable expense and printed in four col ors, map 2Sx42 inches showing his ad- dition fo the town of Rllssellyille and the southern portion of the county. X cut
 
 conspicuous position in the center. The principal resources of each township are marked in bold type, and mile circles show the distance of any point from Rus sellYiile In the margin is given con else description of the town and compil- ation of the resources Of the county. The map is executed in the highest style of the draftsnan and printers art and would adorn office, counting room or home. Copies can be obtained for 90 cents by addressing Mr. Shinn.
 The death of Mrs. Monroe Bottoms at Eureka Springs last Saturday was a great shock 10 her friends here. She went to theSprings hoping to be benefit ted, but her healthwas so impaired thatshe survived her arrival there but two weeks. Her remains, accompanied by her hns- band and Mr. and Mrs. T. c. York, her father and mother, arrived Sunday after noon and were inferred in the Russell vile cemetery Monday afternoon in the presence of large concourse of citizens. Tine funeral discourse was preached at the Christian church by Eld c. W. Har key, who also officiated at the burial ser vice. The deceased was a most estlmable lady and leaves large circle Of relatives and friends to mourn her nntimely death. To the bereaved family the DEM- ocRAr offers sincere sympathy.
 "A county convention of the Peoples party was held at Caglesville last Satnr- day. The ticket nominated Is as follows : for representatives James II. Brooks and Everett Morton: for sheriff, John Har- key; for county Judge, Anderson Ash more for circuit clerk, Parson Snyder; 1; for county clerk, c. T. IIollabaugh; for treasurer, Ben II. Allen; for assessor, j.. Hazeltine; for surveyor, W. R. Mckin- ley: for eoroner'-Turner Of Lee township Four of the nominees are re- publicans, and two of them were eandi- dates on the union labor ticket two years ago. Leading republicans say it is q weak ticket and cannot secure their en- dorsement this year. The democrats do not feel in the least dismayed and ex- pect to poll bigger majority than ever.
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