The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
FINE CUTS.

--aNI aD cents anu Scl tue DEMOCRAT 5mcetls.
 Major C. B. Moore, one of the 1~.aI.nout candidates for Atty Gen1 vas in town again Monday.
 -lIessrs. Fletcher, Hughes, and other candidates passed up the road Monday.
 Martin township instructed in it's primary convention, for Elisha Baxter j. for the |. 5. Senate. V --Gcn. G. D. Royston was in town Tuesday on his return from the A. I. |. He is noble old soul.
 Tine event of the coming week is the Grand Grange Picnic to be had at s..iloll on the 9th day of July.
 Attachments, needles, or any part of any sewing machine, can be had at J. B. Erwju's.
 Send along your name and 20 cents and get the DEMOCRAT for , months.
 The new paper which was to have been started at Atkins has not yet made s> it's appearance.
 -lIr. Geo. ". Burdall has placed us under obligations to him for the first mess of roasting ears of the season. Many thanks, kind sir.
 MT. J. X. Ti1lman has set up gin- ger-p0p and cake stand next door to Cdpt. R. J. Wilson's store and proposes to keep q frst-elass establishment of the biud
 Jim Fowler used to be one of ''the boysn himself, consequently he knows how to .'strikc home" with the print CTS; we thank him many times for some sa mozt delicious pears. We sec Mr. J. ". Jones has fur nished his meat market with large wire-cloth screen and a commodious ice-box, in order that he may keep his meats nicely.
 Among the many callers at our sanctum since our last, we note Col. Jacob Frolich, Capt. Russ Brown, of the Little Rock Democrat, and r. c. Falls, of Dover.
 We desire to acknowledge our obli- gations to Mrs. k. B. Potts, one of the best nsighbors and the most kind sheaRgea | ladies in the world, for oft-re- peated faYors.
 Again we arc forced to leave out communications from different sections of the county. We regret this, but will reach them by and by.
 We have to again thank our kind friend Mr. J. ". Eudy for samples oi his early apples. "hey were beauties, and shows that friend Eudy is gram ger of the right kind. Many thanks, Mr. E.
 . --Bring along your iob-work of all kinds--lelter heads, bill heads, visiting cards, business cards, labels, legal blanks, bills of lading. posters or any thing else. We will duplicate Little Rockprices.
 The league will be ont at Russell Tillein full uniform at the picnic on the fourth.
 Hon. J.. F. Cunningham, of Fulton county, has his card in to-day's DEMO- GRAF announcing his candidacy for Congress from this, the Fourth District. ,. For his views upon the main questions before the people we refer our readers to his card.
 Our next publication day being on the lth of July, We will issue no paper that day. But the following issue will make up for the loss, containing as il will, full reports of the Press and State conventions, important communiea- tions and other matters of interest.
 -I have one Of tI.o largest stocks ol goods that was ever brought to Russell 1 vile, bought them for spot cash, and for the cash will guarantee to suit tho closest buyers, both in prices and qual ity of goods. Come to see me.
 R. J. WILSON. !. Major $. II. Nowlin, of the Spiri of Arkmsas, has been in town day ol two, doing Pope county for his excel lent paper. We are proud to have hat the Major pay Us this visit, for W, know that he will do our county justice and that it will be a great a0yantag, 70 us to have our county written up h his widely circulated paper.
 A good time is expected at Russell. vile on the fourth of July.
 -Col. Juo. r. nill, well known {, most Of our citizens as one of the old, cd citizens oi Johnson county spent q day or two in town last week. We hat l1e pleasure of several chats with him which we enjoyed very much. Col II j. candidate for the state senate iron iiis district, and if elected we doub Hol will make 8 faithful and eilicien lu,.iher.
 -l know that money is scarce ant have priced my goods to suit the times don't l.jl to examine my prices. a K. T. WnsoN.