The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
Pure fruit-havored cream candies they are delicious, at Fruit Grocer Co.'S

| Iufe frtlt-tay0red cream candies
 they are delicious, nj Pruitt Grocer Co.'S The attached stock of J II. Bowden sold at auction on the 9th inst, was bought in by C. D. Weir, the purchase price being 6l per cent. of the invoice I valuation. The stock being valued at
 S653, the price paid ny Weir was S39S.33 l When you want fine large cake bak- ed leave your order at Fruit Grocer Co.
 Members of RusselIville lodge No. 47, Knights of Pythias, are requested to remember that the semi-anuual installa- ] ton of officers will take place tonight l C'fhursday) and full attendance is de- sired. Ranks of Esquire and Knight
 will be conferred.
 X nice room oyer the iewelry store for rent Apply to Dr. Drummond. 1 inll4
 MT. J. B Evants of this place is per sonally acquainted with Hon. John
 Riddle of California, the presidential
 nominee of the national prohibitionists. l The acquaintance was formed over ] forty years ago while Mir. Evants lived
 in California and his recollection of the
 distinguished gentleman is of the most pleasant nature.
 We guarantee every price in our house
 lower than any in Russellville. Weimer
 Drug Co.
 1 --Independance day was duly cele- brated here and in this vicinity. All business was practically suspended and
 the day was given over to enjoyment.
 Some went to the barbecue tt Darda-
 nelle, others to picnics and fish fries, while the stay-at-homes took i'll the re- publican convention, etc. Everything
 passed of pleasantly.
 We are headquarters for fruit cans, glass jars and jelly glasses. Love &
 Roys Hardware Co.
 l Our farmers are urged to select and preserve the finest specimens of their grains and grasses of this years crop for exhibition at the Worlds Fair next l year. They must be saved this year if Ut all as next years crop will be too
 late. It is highly important that we have a full exhibit of these products.
 The expense of shipping the same will ! be paid by the board of directors at Lit
 tie Rock.
 Remember the clock drawing at II. c. 1 Wilkey's August 6. For every dollar
 you spend with him you get a ticket.
 The semi-annual election of officers of
 RussellvilIe lodge No. 47, Knights of Pvthias. occurred last week with the l following result: J. H. Shinn, past
 chancellor; R. B. Wilson, chancellor commander; D. T. Hughey, vice chan
 cellor; Dan E. Granger, prelate; J E. l Battentield, keeper of records and seal {; l R. l.. Harkey, master of finance; E. F. lobe, master of exchequer: Henry 1 Steuckle, master at arms. Installation tonight. Let every member come.
 International Stock Food cures hog cholera and chicken cholera. Every
 box guaranteed. J. W. Wells. The annual inspection of the First 1 National Bank of Russellville has been
 made by authorized officers and their report is published in to-day's DEMO- | GRAF. It will be seen that $6000 have
 been added to the surplus fund making
 S56000 of working capital No better showing is needed. The ample resourc-
 es of this institution, its long establish
 ed character for conservatism, it's clock 1 like methods, are too we'll known to
 need comment. It's popularity IS em- 1 inently deserved.
 We take special pains to handle the | finest flour in the market; try a sack. Fruit Grocer Co.
 International Stock Food is the cheap est on the market and the only one that
 is guaranteed. Have sold nearly 800
 boxes. !. W. Wells.
 We are authorized by w. R. Mc- | Kinley to state that he does not feel in- clined to accept the Peoples party noln- l ination for surveyor for the reason that | he does not endorse the platform of that party and prefers to remain in demo- cratic ranks where he has been at home since old enough Co engage iii politics.
 It is due Mir Mckinley to say that he 1 was not consulted about the nomination at an it was thrust upon him entirely unsolicited, and was as much of sur prise to him as to his friends.
 There is d lot of good things to eat | but nothing better than the new process
 ice cream at Fruits Ice Cream Parlor.
 have fitted up one of the best bath rooms between Little Rock and Port smith, and can serve you with hot or
 cold baths at any time R. F. Roys,
 Prop.
 i Quite sum of money has been rais- l cd by subscription for the purpose of l sinking a well to tap the gas reservior l believed to exist beneath our town, and Live hope the necessary sun may be promptly subscribed in order that this
 work can be pushed forward and test made Every citizen should be interest ed in Russellyille's prosperity and no one thing could so stimulate business and attract capital as good flow of nat ural gas. The known existence of abundance of coal beneath us, gives en- couragement to the idea that gas exists there too. Let our business men see
 to it that this enterprise is pushed.
 Best selection of fruits, oranges, ba- nanas, lemons, nuts of all kinds that the
 season will afford. at Pruitt Grocer Co.'S.
 We have number of extention top stoves which we will close out at sac riiice. Now is your chance to buy if you want bargains. Love X Roys Hard
 ware Co
 N. W. Cleland, republican nominee | for representative, is the same indiyidu- al, who. in 1871 as q member of the legis-
 lature from Pope county, voted for a
 measure which detached several sections of Pope county territory and added them
 to Conway county thereby changing his
 own habitation from Pope to Conway
 county without knowing the bill would i have this effect until after bis return
 home. In 1874 Judge l.. W. Davis and ] Hon. John R. H. Scott, while represent 1 ing this county in the house and senate respectively, secured the passage of an act restoring this territory to Pope county
 where it justly belonged. With such q l recnr.l fhnre Is no danger of the people