The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-30

--The pushing farming season is al most here. Soon the final decision must be made as to how many acres of this, oi that, or the other crop, will be planted In estimating the ground and crops one man or boy can cultivate, don't make the common error of leaving bad weather entirely out of the calculation, and con sequentlv, having more land planted than can be properly cultivated. It + better to make too much allowance foI rains and other impediments to work The loss is easily made good by the in- creased crops resulting from better cul- tivation. Don't plant more than you can cultivate easily and well, and es- pecially apply this rule to cotton.-Ex. Mrs. D. T. Hughey, who has charge of the hat trimming department at Miss Mary Aliens millinery store, spent a i couple of days in Little Rock last week, visiting the openings of the various mill linery stores of that city, and inspecting the magnificent displays of foreign styles. The Knowledge gained by this trip will be very advantageous to her in catering to the taste of the ladies of Rus sellville, and she will spare no pains to please all who may call.
 Monday April l7 will be the second anniversary of the founding of Arkansas Cumberland College at Clarksville. In celebrating the event the management has decided to make that date Library 1 Day, also, and they respectfully solicit contributions from the general public of such books as will be suitable. Volumes of reference, biographies and commen- taries are most desired, still, anything of
 
 acceptable and thankfully received. Friends of the college can not demon strate their inter est in the enterprise in more effe ctive manner than by re- spending to this appeal Let Russell ville's contri button be liberal and con- spicuous on Library Day. An appro- priate program will be rendered on the on the evening of the l7th in the Col lege auditorium.
 John H. Gamer says,
 That he is still in the photo business. That to get reliable work you must have it done at home.
 That there is more thunder than light ming about the Lightning Process" That when man offers you something for nothing, look out. 'Tis against the | rule.
 | That he would like to know why the | lightning dude skipped like streak of | lightning.
 | That if those who were struck by light ming will call around and compare sam ples eff they ever get any) he will con- vince them that hose talent is the place | to get reliable work.
 | Call around and see his latest samples.
 The Little Rock Gazette pays this deserved tribute to the efficient Senator of the Fourth district: Senator liar key, as chairman of the Finance Commit tee, has rendered the State faithful and efficient service. He has worked hard, written letters to the State officials of nearly half of the states of the Union | for information as to the management of the finances and State institutions, and has scrutinized closely the financial poli- | cy of this state for years. He has burnt the midnight taper figuring out the finan- cial measures that have been referred to his committee. He has been ably assist ed by his colleagues, Senators Liddel l, Word, Gaughan, Mehaffey, Sloan, Witt, Hawkins, Redwine, West and others. He took the lead yesterday in the consid- eration of the Blind Institute appropri- ation bill and made a most gallant and successful leader"