The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-13

ably crowded out Of this issue. There were very few Russellvill ians joined the excursion Monday There MIGHT HAVE BEEN quite numbel had the scale of prices been adjusted more fairly. Too much discrimination don't always pay.
 From specimens of work which W, have seen done at the Russellville Phot' Art Gallery we would pronounce thu proprietor, MT. Hurlbutt, an artist o no mean pretensions. Give his Caller, trial.
 Buy the genuine Singer Sewing Machine--thc best in the World. Ev cry Machine warranted. Also needles oil and extras for sale.
 W. c. RENFRow, Agent.
 -NoTIcE.- will be n co-opera. tion meeting of the Christian Churcl at Bald Hill, Clark Township, Pop, county, beginning on Friday evening before the lst Sunday in August. Ev erybody invited to attend.
 W. D. KELTNER, Chairman.
 T. F. SAyLoRs, Sec'y.
 Bring along your job-work of all i1inds-letter heads, bill heads, visiting cards, business cards, labels, lega blanks, bills of lading, posters or any. thing else. We will duplicate Little Rock prices.
 Prof. Garner, candidate for Super. intendent of Public Instruction, was il town last Saturday, and made very pleasant and we'll received address be- fore the County Fair Association. We were honored with call from the Prof.
 Major J. W. Smith, one of the firm of Kellogg & Co.,, Little Rock, was ir town yesterday. This is THE house fol pianos, musical instruments, music, sc They also carry a superior stock ol books, stationery, and stationers mer- ehandise. Call on them when in the city.
 There is beautiful collection oi fiowers-bright-tin sweet-scented many-colored and pretty as pretty can be-sitting on our desk which has made us feel ten thousand thanks to the send er-Mrs. E. F. Judd.
 The ice-cream festival given by the ladies of the Baptist Church last Fri day evening, was we'll attended and pecuniarily successful. We return thanks for favors extended thls office. Tomorrow evening, we understand, the ladies will repeat the experiment, and they cordially invite everybody to attend.
 The excursion train from Little Rock to Ft. Smith passed up last Mon day with more fine-looking, large, like. ly, jolly and clever candidates aboard than we have ever seen. There was Fletcher, Churchill, Frolich, Tender son, Lear, Moore, Russ Brown, Bur. rows, Pagan. Banks-all in sight, and the al only knows how many more hors de combat.
 Hast Saturday evening two or three parties from the country indhlged in disorderly conduct on the streets. When the town Marshal made his ap- pearance they took to their heels and refusing to halt at the Marshal's com. mand, that dignitary drew down on them with his revolver and fired three times at them. No harm was done as all three shots missed hitting.
 --C. F. Smith, one of Russellyille's live young men, spent an hour or two last Monday in our little queen city of the mountains. He is an ex-Missou- rian, but thinks Arkansas far ahead Of his old state. We tried to persuade him to stay up here among the beauti- ful Ozark peaks and vale's, but he seemed to think the sanctifying influ- ences of proximity to Jim Battenfield aud the Russellville DEMOCRAT were essential to his health, happiness and salvation. .--Bentonville Advance.
 Smiths head is level; but then Bro. Donan, it is strange that you didn't di- wine the ''true inwardness" of his hankering after this region. We don't blame Smith, for hang us if she, isn't splashing pretty. -