The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04

first class confectionery establishment. Glad 10 get Mr. May as a citizen of Russellville.
 --Anoriginal poem, entitled "Faitll, 7 is unavoidably crowded out of this issue. 1t will appear next week. Glad to have our Dover correspond ent come to time again this week. Hope he will be regular hereafter.
 --The general sentiment of the peo- pie seems to be overwhelmingly in favor of removing the county seat from Dover. It is generally conceded that it should go to some pointon the railroad.
 --Goy. Miller, Treasurer Churchill and Hons. Ihos. Fletcher and $. F. Hughes, also Hon. R. ". Johnson, came up Tuesday to open the campaign by speaking at Dover.
 In the announcement of Judge Pounds last week we got the initials of his name wrong. The mistake is cor rected now and you will find his name correct in our announcements column. {
 We see from the Alma Herald that our former fellow-townsman Mir. H.. F. Bradley, is candidate for Proseeut- ing Attorney of the 12th Judicial Dis trict. We wish him well.
 Just as we go to press we received call from Hon. W R. Lee, represcn- tative from Newton county in the last Legislature. Mr. Lee is a candidate for the same position and will doubtless be reelected.
 THE PEOPLE MusT HAVE Tr,-With- in the last 30 days we have added 2Si new names to our list of subscribers. Still we have room cn our books for q few hundred more. Advertisers should make note of our rapidly in creasing circulation.
 The young folks had most enjoy able hop at the residence of Mir. R. B. Potts last Monday night. Some of them who feared an April fool did not go and they were sure enough fooled by missing good time.
 We call attention to the new adver- tisement of s. N. Eyins' Livery Stable. "Stsve' knows how to carry on the 1 Livery business as we'll as any man in the universe, and being clever, accom- modating and prompt in every business engagement, the public will always esteem him as favorite in his line of business.
 MT. S. A. Buck, we see, is back 1 again from his trip east. He took his 1 mother home to Indiana, and then made the rounds of the markets to lay l in his new spring stock, and you may look out for new goods and cheap goods at his house now until you cannot fail to be pleased in prices and quality.
 The Rose City sunday Globe is the latest barque set afloat upon the sea of journalism at the Capital. Harry De Jarnatt, whose spicy pencilings for a long time made the local page ofthe Gazette 30 newsy and lively is owner and master. We like his salutatory I
 muchly and wish the Globe may re- volye around this way regularly --PuBLiC SpEAKING.- Miller, Hon. Thos. Fletcher and Gen. 5. F.. Hughes, candidates for Governor, Gen. Churchill, candidate for Treasurer, and Hon. R. ". Johnson, candidate for the U. Senate, will address the people of Pope county at Russellyille Friday i tomorrow 10 o'clock.
 As will be seen from our Dover correspondents items this week the report about ex-Treasurer Parker be-. ing somewhat behind on final settle ment appears to have been an unfound- ed rumor. We are glad to know it.. We know that our correspondent had no motive in sending the original item only to faithfully report all news items, and, we think no one should attach blame to him.