The Russellville Democrat., 1876-06-29


 Capt. Barrel,e, the popular ca terer at the Railroad Eating House will please accept our thanks for substantial tavors. TT was excel lent, Captain, such bread as that IS good enough for anybody.
 --One of the splendid new passcn- ger coaches which the l.. k & F. ;. Ry. has lately had built was np last ,rnesday. 1t looked splendid. L/fhe trains began to run through to Van-Buren last Saturday.
 ---WheaC threshing has now com mcced. We would advise every farmer, to make the selection of his seed wheat for next years crop, the first thing he does. Select clean well filled grain for seed---the very best and clcanest you have.
 ---Mp Ben II. Allen, who has al- ready placed us under many obliga- tions for tokens of friendship toward the Democrat, will accept our thanks for another new subscriber in the old North State.
 FINE CoTToN.-Mr. Mack Bry- ant has laid on our table a stalk of upland cotton which we think it will push our river bottom farmers to come up with. It is feet high and had 43 spares and ? blooms on it. Pretty good.
 z -Messrs. James II. and William Shinn, sons of Jacob l.. Shinn, who have been attending Bethany Col lege, returned home last Tuesday. They are looking well and will no doubt enjoy their vacation at home.
 This immediate vicinity was favored with light shower Tues day eyening---about enough only to lay the dust, but nevertheless 1t cooled the heated atmosphere some and rendered it little more pleas ant.
 --The Helena base-ballists are anxious to be the champions of the state. and are endeav bring to raise :noney to go on q con4uering tour.- l.. k. Star.
 Well, Dan, if they visit your little town and conquer there, send them up to our city and the E. E. Lees will snatch the plume from their caps just as easy.
 Marriage licenses past week John A. Hearne and Rhoda J. llen- sley. Thos II. Campbell and Lou Deshazer. Ephraim C. Wintersand Caroline Mckinney. E. c. Young and Della A. Critics. Franklin E. . Russell and Lydia Owens. Frank lin Woods and Elizabeth Hull Thos. J. Yam and Ilettie McGee.
 IN. B.--The attention of those desiring to reach the public is called to the fact that this paper is the only paper published ill the five adjoin. ing counties of Johnson, Pope, New ton, Searcy and Van Buren. In all of these counties the DEMOCRAT k taken and read, and hence as an ad- . vertising medium it has many ad ) vantagcs.
 We are glad to chronicle tho arrival of Mir. T. c. York, iron Jndsonia. MT. Y. is as fine boot maker as ever waXed an end, anC
 he will be quite an acquisition tt our place. He says there are, in al probability, several other families who will also make Russellville ant l Pope county their home. We ex s tend hearty welcome to all. , AMERICAN JoURNALIsT.-W'
 find this excellent publication, fo { the month of June, on our table = We find several good things in it /. and reproduce from it, in to-day = paper, an article headed the "Liber l ality of the Press" which we hop
 our readers will all peruse. It wil - help them the better to appreciat - the value of their paper.
 We learn from the last numbe , of the Weekly Grange that the fur u ther publication of that paper cease
 with that issue. We regret tha $ any paper in Arkansas should hay a to be suspended for want of pay l. ing patronage, for to read and thin |, more is great want with our pee c pie. The time of subscribers to tn d Weekly Grange will be filled ou
 with the Weekly Gazette.
 T We made trip to Dardanell d last Monday. Although bushes seemed to be dull, the merchant u were all cheerful and their st re q looked neat. We found the "boys c in the Independent Arkansian ollie $ hard at work, but from the looks (
 the good clothes we noticed hang :. ing around the wall, we fear the tt are going to cut huge swell whil st inc "boss" is gone. Go slow boy 1T and don't forget that there is q here IT after.
 'S Among the other modern improV 'o mcnts which Capt Barrelle has il '' troduced at the Railroad Eatin
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