The Russellville Democrat., 1876-08-03

Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT and if you think you have not had the worth of your money when your time is out, just try it another year.
 There has been considerable quantities of bacon hauled to town from north of the mountains during the past week and sold out here in town.
 -The ferry boat at Jacksonport sank midway in the river on Mon day the 2ith ult., and those on board made a narrow escape from watery grave.
 The way to dispose of anything is to let the people know you have if for sale by advertising it in the special notice column of the DEMO GRAF. It costs but five cents per fine.
 MT. A. ". Matthews places be- fore Us few sample stalks of Ger man millet from the crop of Esq. r. C. Falls, which are the finest we have ever seeu. Some of the stalks measure : feet inches.
 Frequently men lose two or three days running around to hunt up something they want, when by putting fifty cent notice in the DEMOCRAT it would be brought to them at their very doors. Try It.
 No man can escape more or less pecuniary loss if he fails to take and read his county paper. It costs ten times the price of the paper U lose the many advantages which might be gained by keeping posted. Take your county paper and read it; it will pay you.
 Mir. Jno. T. Wharton, who got thrown from his buggy last Monday night.b by driving over q COW which was lying i'll the road, has been too sore from the effects of the jolt to attend to business this week. We hope to see hlm o. K. again soon.
 The excellent saw and grist mill of Messrs. Epps, Rachell & Co.,, is now prepared to do greater amount of work than ever before, and we with pleasure refer to their advertisement in another column, and bespcak for them liberal share of business.
 If you don't believe advertising | in our special notice column does good, just try it by advertising that you want to purchase dogs, and il you don't have forty acre COW pen full of them offered to you we will give it up.
 -FIFrH JUDICIAL DIsT. CoNvEN- 1IoN.-The 9th Judiciul District Convention will be held at Ozark on next Thursday, the 10th day of August. From present appearances Hon. Jos. P. Byers will be the unan- imous nominee for Prosecuting Attorney.
 MT. L. N. Swaggerty, formerly  one of the leading business men of Clarksyille, but now travelling for the house of II. 5. Buckner & Co.,, dealers in fancy dry goods and no- tions, St. Louis, Mo-, was in town Saturday. Tine many friends of Mr. $. will be glad to know that his health has greatly improved.
 MT. Iloratio Bernard, one of the proprietors of the Yell County News, was in town Monday. He informs us the News will make its appearance next Wednesday, and will be column paper on the CO., operative plan. Success to the News.
 Fox SALE.-Wc have one of the very best Pianos lnadc-an Arion-I which We will sell at a great bargain. This is none of your cheap shoddy instruments which look well enough when new, but give out in a year or two. 1t is an instrument which will stand the test and last for a life time. If any one wants such an instrument they will do well to address this slice.
 A correspondent of the Little Rock Herald, writing from Lewis burg gives an account of what pur- ports to be a ''radical attempt to murder John Stansell." John is q colored boy well known here and those who know him here know that he is not noted for veracity, so the general impression is that the negro simply hoaXcd the Herald correspondent and was trying to dead-head his way for q trip OH the Ella Hughes.
 The wants of mankind arc mu- tual and reciprocal. Wherever there is man who has anything to sell there is some one who wants to buy just that very article. And vice versa. The way to bring about trade and facilitate the business of everyday life is to bring these two