The Russellville Democrat., 1892-08-25

- 0e UDuerSJanu McSSrS. BrDokS ana Morton, the peoples party legislative candidates differ on the new election law and Amendment No. ?. Mir. Brooks opposes, while Mir. Morton favors them. In fact, Mir. Morton occupies safe, dem ocratic position on these two important questions.
 The best hams on the market are the Whitaker hams at Pruitt Grocer Co.
 John Guest of Comanche, Chickasaw Nation is visiting friends in the More land neighborhood. He says fully 300 persons have moved from this county to different portions of the Indian coun- try in the past five years. Some are do- ing well and seem satisfied, while others would like to come back
 Extra fancy creamery butter on ice at Pruitt Grocer Co.'S. sep1
 --Over in Valley township Saturday Orr Hearne was especially severe on Judge Bullock and the DEMOCRAT. This reminds us of MT. Robison's famous re- mark: "Just throw a stone among lot of dogs and the first one hit will set up a yelp." This illustrates Orr's condition. He's been hit. But let him howl.
 FOR sALE.-Fifty pairs of skates. App ply to Love X Roys Hardware Co.
 Gen. Field, the populite candidate for viee-president, is said to be a calam- ity howler of the most approved type. Owing to having to go to press before the close of his remarks we cannot give an account of his speech here this after noon. His audience is fairly large, and many of those present are demo- crats.
 If you try Winchesters bread you will use no other. Two big loaves for a dime.
 FOR sALE.--Stove wood, l6 and IS inches ill length. Apply to ". II. Ran- kin.
 --Clarksville Herald-.Journal Capt. T. M. Harkey, of Russellyille, our pop ular State Senator, delivered thorough Democratic address last Friday morn ing at the Court House. Mir. Harkey keeps posted on all public questions and is familiar with the records of all part ies. He was greeted with respectable audience and was given good attention.
 Go to Pruitt Grocer Co and get Whitaker ham if you want good ham. Nothing better.
 We were pleased to receive call Monday from MT. J. V. Watkins, editor of the Noeona (Texas) Argus. He was enroute home from brief visit to rela- tives at Appleton, Hector and Scotts- vile. Being a native of Pope he takes kindly interest in our affairs and semi occasionally returns on a visit to note progress and improvement. We were glad to form his acquaintance.
 Remember the clock drawing at H. c. Wilkey's Oct. 1. For every dollar you spend with him you get a ticket.
 -ClarksviIle Herald-Jourual Hon. Jefferson Davis was renominated for prosecuting attorney at Russellville last Saturday. It speaks well for MT. Davis that he had no opposition in the Demo- cratic party and will have none at the general election, as the F. party and Re- pubIicans of the district know that he has performed the duties of the office honestly, competently and impartially.
 International Stock Food cures hog cholera and chicken cholera. Every box guaranteed. J. w. Wells.
 --Dardanelle Post: Of the speech of Judge Jack T. Bullock of Russellville, delivered at Dardanelle August ID, compliments have been rendered and piled sky high. From first to last it was strong, sound and solid to the core and the splendid sentiments uttered by him will long finger in the memory of his hearers. It was one of the most convincing democratic arguments to which we have lieteDed
 Young men desiring to attend busi- ness college will find it to their adyan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 Miss Rose Patterson and Mrs. Elm ma O'Neal were appointed at the meet ing last Thursday night to solicit sub scriptions for stock in the Worlds Fair Association. The ladies will make a canvass this week and 1t is hoped every encouragement will be given them. The cause they represent appeals to every lover of Arkansas, and none should be so indifferent as to refuse contribution. Give the ladies a liberal subscription list.
 Use International Stock Food for horses, cattle, sheep,s hogs and fowls. ENefN DOA Ruuldiito'u' hNiN NHf9 "y J. W. Wells.
 Capt. James M Harkey, represent ing the fourth senatorial district, is be- inc mentioned as probable candidate for the presidency of the next Senate. His experience in the last legislature, careful study and Knowledge of parlia- mentary law makes him eligible, and the encouragement received from his friends in the last legislature greatly tempt him to enter the race. But he has the mat ter under advisement and will decide later.
 International Stock Food is the cheap est on the market and the only one that ! k guaranteed. Have sold nearly 900 boxes. d. w. Neiis' -An-oid gentleman named Hull, hy- 1 ing near Mountain Springs school house, was found by neigbbof last Monday morning sitting upright in chair in 1 the door of his little cabin dead. He was a bachelor, 30 years Of age, and hY- ed alone. About two years ago he came from Kansas and purchased the little Harm on which he died. Having been | in good health. it is supposed his death was caused by heart disease. His re- mains were buried in the cemetery at the foot of Norristown mountain.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken iewelry which you wish mended? If 30, take them to II. c, Wit key. the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in first-class order.
 --The joint debate Saturday last in Valley township between Orr Hearne, president of the Pope County Alliance and Francis NJ. Hudson, Jr., a stalwart young democrat. was one of the most ! interesting of the many discussions heard | this sumheF. Hearne's harangue was the same tirade of yitnperation and mis-
 representation in which he indulges every opportunity, while MT. lHpdson calmly, lispassionately and logically 1 discussed the issues of the day and com