The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1892-03-17
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for sale only byJ.W Wells
To buy goods cheap is to the interest
of every body. The Weimer Drug Co.
sells drugs cheapest. Every fifty cents
worth OF goods gives you chance to
draw more money than you spend.
There will be mass meeting of
democrats at the courthouse Friday
night to nominate municipal candidates
/ Under the new law these nominations
must be made fifteen days before the
election in order to be recognized on
the official ballots. Let as many as pos
sible attend.
The Campaign DEMOCRAT will be sent
until after the November election, eight
months for 30 cents, cash in advance.
The sooner you subscribe the more pa
pers you get. Send in your names.
1t is easier to save money when you
keep it with a good sound banking in
] stitution, than if carried around in your
/ pocket or kept at home. Moral: De-
post with the First National Bank.
The families Of A. Popkess and III.
| +. Anawalt arrived from Wichita, Kan
sas, last week, and have gone to house
keeping in the residence lately purchas-
ed from Arthur Erwin on jefferson
street. Messrs. Popkess and Anawalt
will engage in the coal brokerage BUSH
ness and we wish them success.
The weimer Drug Co. blows in no
money on road signs, presuming that
people in Pope county know the
way to Russellville and how far it is to
place to buy drugs cheap. Go to
Weimer's.
To the laboring men: Deposit your
surplus weekly earnings in the First
| National Bank where it will always be
at your command, and safe from burg
lers. Deposits received in any amounts.
Do not wait but open an account now.
The depot, cotton platform and
| twenty-one bales of cotton were burned
at Potts Station last Thursday. Loss
about $500. The fire originated from a
passing engine. An effort will be made
to induce the railway company to build
new depot more in keeping with the
needs Of the town than the old one was,
in which undertaking we hope our
friends down there will be successful.
The Reindeer Cultivator which we
have handled for three years gives the
best satisfaction of any cultivator on the
market. Call on us and examine its
merits. The price has been greatly re-
duced. Love & Roys Hardware Co.
John H. Gamers photograph gallery
will be open all the time now since his
business has so increased as to occupy
all his time. The Atkins gallery will be
closed after this month, so those in n eed
Of first-class work may find him at any
time in his studio at his post of duty.
Friends of municipal candidates
should be particular to observe the law.
| The new election law only recognizes
candidates nominated by convention or
primary election, or by petition Of not
| less than ten votersof the locality involv-
ed, These must be certified to the board
of election commissioners at least fifteen
| days before the election and each candi-
dates name must be accompanied by a
certificate from the town treasurer show
| ing that he has paid one dollar to de-
fray the expenses of the election.
III. G. Wilkey, the Jeweler, has made
the business Of spectacle and eye glass
| fitting a special study, and is now pre-
pared to fit complicated defects Of vision
on short notice. He tests each eye sep
arately and gives the required lenses
necessary, in any style frame required.
Give him trial, and If not suited it will
cost you nothing.
During the past week we have en-
! joyed( y weather suggestive OF all sea-
sons of the year-the delightful, baimy
days of spring, calculated to make one
feel that Jay Gould isn't in it compared
to himself, the sweltering heat of sum
mer, when the June bug holds high car
nival with the katydid, and the business
| man closes his front door and sits on the
back porch while the local paper an
nounces him ssummering at the
springs" the season when 5 cent cotton
begins to open and politics is at "two in
the shade,' and the chilling blasts OF
winter. The individual that failed to
appreciate any of this weather may be
set down as the traditional chronic
kicker"
To the young men: You can do no
better thing for yourself than to deposit
your surplus earnings in the First Ma
tional Bank, in this way you will have
soon a splendid start in life. Remember
that ''little drops of water and little
grains of sand makes mighty ocean
and a wonderful land" Your account
however small will be given the most
courteous attention.
The town election next month will
be held under the new election law and
it would be well for each voter 10 post
himself on It's operations. There will
be no button-holing and ticket furnish
ing on the outside, because a voter can
not see a ticket until he gets to the polls,
and it is punishable misdemeanor for
anyone to have a ticket outside OF the
polling place. Instructions will be
printed and posted where the voter can
read them. There is nothing to prevent
the voter from writing any name on the
ballot when he enters the booth. No
one but the proper officers will be allow
ed within fifty feet of the polling place
The law provides for one booth for every
fifty voters, so that IL there are Tour
booths four voters may enter at time
Each man is allowed five minutes to
make his ballot, and he may get one OF
the Judges to assist him, but no one else
is allowed to assist or handle the ballot
The last official statement Of the First
National Bank shows IL to be In sound
and prosperous condition. 1t Is the old
est and largest bank in Russellville and
being well equipped for the business nc
safer place can be found in the state fol-
depositing your money, than with them
They have the finest vault and safe pro-
lection and the most substantial list Of
stockholders that can be found In any
bank in Arkansas.
A Pleasing Sense
ne haalth and atrauuh renewed