The Russellville Democrat., 1876-10-05

Another lot of new pap0r--S00 pounds-just received at the DEMO- GRAF office. Send along your job work and new subscriptions.
 Quite a number of town folks went out to the Center Valley Camp Meeting last Sunday. About 1900 persons were on the ground.
 Just received a fresh lot of CO., coanut candies, oranges, raisins, dried herring, fancy candies, &c., at
 BOSWELL & ERwIN's.
 ---Conductor Buckner was accom- panied up the road last Tuesday by his family, who we iderstand will remain for Il while at Van Buren.
 You would be surprised to know how much dollar will buy at R. J. WILSON & Co.'S, since the arrival of their New Stock.
 Those who have cotton in the field should not lose day now. The whole crop should be picked within the next six weeks, or soon- CT, if possible.
 MT. J. G. Miller, of Bolesville, got back from his eastern tour last Monday. MT. NJ. is the right kind of citizen and we are glad to see him back again.
 The Chairman of the Republi- can Congressional Committee has called q meeting of the Committee for the Third District, to meet at Little Rock on the Sd inst.
 REMEMBER, COL. SAM. WHIT THoRNE, candidate for Presidential Elector on the Tiltlen X Hendricks ticket, speaks here Saturday. BE SURE TO COME AND HEAR HIM.
 No. l, Vol. l, of the Clarksvine Clipper, has been received. Messrs. Lylcs & Bernard, lately of the Yell County News, are the proprietors. We wish you big luck, gentlemen.
 The Press Gang of Little Rock were feasted by the well-known and most excellent Restauratcur, Glea- son, last Friday. The thing was most handsomely done-just as Gleason always does.
 A young man named Jno. c. Baker, Was waylaid and shot dead near Osceoia, Mississippi county, on the 2Sth ultimo. The perpet-ator of the foul deed is unknown, but we trust justice may soon overtake him.
 -The big Hell Gate explosion is over, and the next big explosion is to take place on the 7th of November. It will be the explosion of Grantism, and will be touched off by Uncle Sam. Tilden. Positively no post ponement.
 Pope county is now exporting both flour and molasses. Mr. NJ. II. Baird, of the establishment of J. NJ. Harkey X Bro, informs us that they made shipment of both articles fast week. This begins to sound like business.
 MT. NJ. B. Roys, the Timer and Hardware man, has moved into more commodious store rooms in the Perry building joining Capt. F. E. Barrow's. His house now pre- sents fine appearance, his stock of tinware, hardware, and stoves being complete.
 The Southern Methotlists are driving right ahead with their church building. A lot has been selected on River street just above Capt. Barrow's, and the building material is being placed on the grounds. Col. Allen has taken the contract to build the house.
 The Prescott Banner of the 3Oth ut. announces n change in the man agement of that paper. Messrs. W. E. & E. F.. White retire and Wm. D. Johnsohn becomes edi6or and pro- prietor. We wish the Banner il con tinuance of the prosperity which it merited and apparently enjoyed un- der ,ts former management. Good luck to you Bro. Johnson; and also to you Messrs. White, in whatever you may embark.
 --"Air there any letters for my wimmin folks?" said plain look ing old gentleman at the post office the other day. "No," said the post master, "but here's big fat envcl- ope with some pictures on the front for your daughter" ''Jis' what | come down arter," said the old gen- tlenan; smiling, "Melindy's going to b5 married; an this here'r one O them handy domestic" papper patruns to cut out her weddin'