The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-05

IMPORTANT TO ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS AND ExEcUToRs.-All ad- mi:i istrators, guardians and executors who have not filed their annual ae- counts current within the last year are warned that they will save the costs of being cited to a settlement by coming forward and placing the same on file at the April term of Probate Court. The April term will sit on the 3d Mon day in this month. We underst there are quite number of admi trators. executors and guardians have been neglecting this matter, a. we understand that these old matters are all going to be looked after an : strengthened out by the Probate Judge. Let all who are interested take warning.
 Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for April has made its appearance, and with it come illustrations of most varied and interesting character. Here we have the ladies Of the White House from Martha Washington down to Lucy Webb Hayes; all about the fa- nous Tower of London; Pine Forrest Industries Southern Scenes; Manufac- ture of Indian Shawls and host of other subjects; besides en- tertaining stories and in- structive information on many popular subjects, poetry, wit, humor, etc., etc., from the pen Of celebrated authors. It is certainly the cheapest and one Of the most thorough magazines in the world. S2. 90 to Frank Leslie, 537 Pearl street, New York, will secure copy Of the Monthly, postpaid, for one year.
 TIE INDEPENDENT ARKANsIAN.- Again after it's suspension of few weeks, caused by the fiery ordeal thro' which it passed, we once more greet our near and valued friend the lnde- pendent Arkansian. We can but ad- mire the pluck and energy of the pro- prietor, andscommend his enterprise to the cordial support of the public spirit ed people of his county. Knowing, as we do, the toll and yexation connect- ed with the newspaper business, and remembering the poor remuneration that the average country paper brings to its proprietor, we are in situation to say to the people of Yell county that if they do not show an apprecla- ton of friend McGuire's public spirit and energy Ger nothing else could in- duce him to again engage in the news paper business) they are certainly very blind to their own interests.
 1.-The following poetical ef'usion has been handed to ns by railroad friend of ours who has composed it and offers it for the special benefit of his friend Dr. Edwards. Being in an obliging humor this week, and feeling that We can perhaps confer favor which Will be properly appreciated we give the lines publication:
 NO ONE TO LOVE ME.
 My heart is sad and lonely,
 With none to love me now;
 But if for thy sake only,
 Before thy shrine I'd bow.
 Bs.t vainly have-I wvash;ped ......
 While thou had ceased 70 love;
 And vainly have wept for thee,
 When thy heart no tear could move.
 Just as the winter winds and frost Green leaves and flowers blast,
 Just so feel my love is lost
 And my joys forever past.
 But as the flowers will bloom again
 When winrer's blast is OCT,
 I hope to rest from care and pain, On a happier, brighter shore. How IS IT?-Do our hotel keepers make it,a rule to keep few copies of the DEMOCRAT in their offices or sitting rooms where the travelling public can see them? This is all important point which they ought to make for their town. With many men (and this class of men are the very ones whom we wish to be favorably impressed with our town) the mere fact of a town sus- taining good newspaper, is a greater argument for its pluck and enterprise than anything else. If our hotel pro- prietors will take dozen copies of the DEMOCRAT, they will not only convince the travelling strangers that our town has good paper, but they will impress them that there is enterprise and life and some public spirit about our hotel keepers. There is no other class of men whc are more interested in the growth of our town than the hotel Keepers. What are they doing to give our town tone and reputation for enter prise? Are they aiding the town pa per in this work? Are they keeping the paper in their houses where 1t can be seen by visitors? How is 1t?