The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-16
FINE ours.

 take it to Jim W. Jones.
 --The weather last Monday morning had more the appearance and feeling of November than May.
 Furniture of all kinds and at bot tom prices at the Furniture Factory. Call and examine.
 --Rev. J'hos. M. c. Birmingham, of Clarksville, lectured at the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and Monday night. ~~v
 MT. J. H. Robinson, the we'll known representative of Messrs. Kirt- land, Humphrey & Mitchell, St. Louis, Mo-, was in town Saturday. aA
 From some cause or other the con- cert announced for last Saturday night did not come off. We are informed that it will come off in about two weeks.
 --FouNp.-By the undersigned, a roll of money, which the owner can have by describing amount and bills, and paying for this notice. B. +. JoBE.
 Master Robbie Erwin is entitled to our unqualified thanks for a head of lettuce which is certainly the finest we have ever seen grown in this place. It weighed over 1l4 pounds.
 If you have q dollar-and-a-half which you want to invest so as to do you more good than it can possibly bring you any other way subscribe for the Russellville DEMOCRAT.
 Buy the genuine Singer Sewing Machine--the best in the World. Ev- cry Machine warranted. Also needles, oil and extras for sale.
 W. c. RENrRow, Agent.
 Mir. R. s. Hynes, former editor and proprietor of the Bentonville Advance was in town Friday in the interest of the Reynolds Tobacco Manufactory. Sorry we missed seeing our former brother-editor.
 Let all the people get 1.-the DEMO- GRAF, we mean. No voter who wishes to cast his ballot this fall at the State and County election can afford to be without the DEMOCRAT now. It is sim ply indispensable.
 Fulton County held her Conven- ton on the lst inst, and instructed as follows: Miller, Frolich, Crawford, Churchill, Henderson, Eakin. No in- structions were given for Supt. Public Instruction, Chancery Judge or Chan cery Clerk.
 MT. B. F. lobe, the Business Man. ager of the DEMOCRAT, left for St. Louis Tuesday to purchase new job press and job material. Our increased busi- ness demands better facilities and we are determined to keep pace with the demands of the business which gen. erous public may confer upon us. Quite lot of wagons from Newton county came in Monday morning load ed with cotton. We think it extremely unwise for the farmers of counties so far from market to raise cotton at the present low price. We are satisfied the counties north of us did far better when they did not plant stalk of cotton.
 Capt. Sam Churchill, one of the DEMocRAT's old particular friends, and the thorough-going representative of the excellent firm of Chas. F. Penzel < Co., was smiling around town again last Monday. We are always glad to see Capt. Sam, and he always seems to do some business with our merchants.
 s--We are pleased to note the return from Kentucky of Rev. J.1W. Heagen, of Dardanelle, who was recently called to the bedside of his wife, who was prostrated by sudden and severe ill., ness. Mrs. H. has so far recovered as to be convalescent, and Mir. II. returns to his pastoral duties, accompanied by his daughter. -.
 ---REcoNoILED.--W are pleased to see from the last issue of the Ozark Demo. crat that Hon. J.P Byers and Bro Colburn have adjusted their differences and determined to indulge in no moro personal abnse of each other Well done, gentlemen. From now forward remember the good resolution you have taken upon yourselves to avoid per alities. :. E,se~---
 Every man in Pope county should come up and take stock in the Pope County Fair Association. There is nc other investment of few dollars which will pay so large dividend. It .wil give our county an onward impetu: which cannot be attained by any other means within our reach. Come uI everybody and put your names dowr for few shares.
 If the people of Pope county wan to rattle ahead and thrive and prosper despite of hard times and depression otherwheres-and if they want Old Pop, to shine out as the banner county O western Arkansas, just let them dt these two things and the desired con summation will certainly follow: Civ, a hearty, vigorous support to youl county paper, and strain every point t make the Pope County Fair Association a grand success. These two things vii