The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-16
-- Read "Estray Notice" in to days

--Regular service in the NJ. E. Church (South) next Sunday morn ing and night.
 Remember Dr. Winield's lee. lures next week, commencing Mon. day night.
 Ut is currently rumored that [ handsome and popular young gen. tleman of Russelivilie will take unto himself wife in few days. We will not give his name, although we may be considered prudish In not doing so.
 The pIow and wagon factory of Luker. Settle & O., is enjoying q season of prosperity that IS quite complimentary to the enterprising proprietors. A full description ol the establishment will appear in the next issue of the DEMOCRAT.
 Col. T. NJ. Gibson, of the Land Office at Dardanclle has kindly fur nished us with blanks for making application for the making of final proof of homesteads. This arrange ment will prove a great convenience to homestead settlers and will save them the trouble and expense of one trip to Dardanelle.
 10 lbs. of good sugar for Sl, at 1ERRLEY.s $
 Car choice brands of Flour and Meal recieyed this week at
 R. J. WILsoN's.
 Coal Oil 175o test at
 J. ". WELLS.
 If you want the best coal oil in town. call on J. ". WELLS.
 -lIad pleasant calls during the past week from a number or our cs tecmed farmer friends, all of whom report agricultural operations some what retarded by the rains of the past month, but they seem to be hopeful of the future. We hope the farmers of Pope county will be abun- dantly rewarded for their labor this year.
 By reference to tine proper col umn It will be seen that Mir. J. C. Bonds announces himself as q dem. ocratic candidate for treasurer of Pope County, subject to the action of conyention or primary election. Mir Bonds is q worthy true man, and thorough democrat, who has host of friends who will work dili- gently to secure the nomination for him.
 -I have on hand two top buggies and two hacks. Will sell very low for cash. k. J. WILSON.
 --Landreth's Garden Seed for sale by J. W. WELLS.
 Choice seed Potatoes at
 R. J. WILsoN's.
 The sermon of Dr. H. R. With. CTS at the NJ. F.. Church (South), last Sunday night, was a grand eff fort, and confirmed the opinion long held by many that the speaker was a profound theologian and iorcible orator. To those who heard Dr. Withers, it was evident that he classed among the most advanced thinkers of the great denomination of which he is so brilliant member We acknowledge the receipt of q complimentary ticket of admls- sion to the spring running meeting of the State Fair Association, to commence April p, and continue five days, There will be fifteen races during the meeting and purses will range from $I25 to $500. A number of thigh steppers' have been entered and a grand time is expected.
 A horse and mule for sale, will sell on time with good security.
 R. J. WILSON
 C, W. Eby, Manager of Roy's HardwarcHousc, sells lbs. Coffee for one dollar.
 Groceries of all kinds and in great abundance a: lowest possible prices, at YERzLEY's.
 Use Rubber Paint first, last, and ail the time. For sale by
 J. W. WELLS.
 -Mr Bullock, of Scottsvillc, was in to see us q few days ago and re ports the farmers in that portion of the county ready to go to work with a vim as soon as the ground becomes dry. Several farms in the neigh borhood of Scottsvillc were flooded by the recent freshet in Illinois Bay ou, but no material damage done. Mr. Bullock says the wheat pros pect is hattering.
 Nov is she time when the agri cultural @ editor of the average country paper is giving the farmer the benefit of hls npe experience, and advising the planting of more corn and less cotton" But, serious ly, we do not know but the aforesaid "a. e. is about right Why not make the fertile acres of the Arkan- sansas Valley produce the corn ne cessary to supply the planters in the Mississippi rlver bottoms? Choice seed Oats at