The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-23
STATE NEWS.
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ssThe Democrat" Readers.
 Beebe is healthy.
 Enola is booming.
 Hagen has boom.
 Judsonia's fair was success.
 Counterfeit money at Morrilton.
 Searcy county has no campaign clubs.
 The Van Buren press has "new dress
 Candy stews are au fait at Forrest City.
 Paragould, Greene county, is now 2 si5y seat.
 The Springdale Yellow Jacket is buzzing again.
 A 7s-pound pumpkin is Fayette- ville's sensation.
 The Duvals Bluff Journal will be moved to Hazen.
 Mining partles are prospecting yet in Boone county.
 Catalpa se1 shipped largely from Washi~
 The Bat1 Brinkley runs through to county last
 Des Arcs jzlI is filling up since circuit court began.
 Silver ore in Marion county has assayed 9 per cent.
 There are 3463 children of school age in Searcy county.
 A Fox hunt was the sensation at Fayetteville last week.
 Dr. Owens residence at Duvalls Bluff burned last week.
 Homesteads are being rapidly talk en in Fulton county.
 Fordyce has petitioned to be a separate school district.
 Gen. Albert Pike will be in Fay etteville November 10th.
 A peach tree in Howard county bore two crops this year.
 Fort Smiths water works will be in two months.
 The Wheel and Brothers of Free dom talk of onsolidating.
 Hon. Pole Nc Phetridge has open ed law office in Waldron.
 The Baxter County Citizen has entered on its fifth volume.
 The Deaf Mute Optic is agaln is sued after it's summers rest
 Logan county has $2,475, ,653 worth of real and personal property.
 J. F. Eagle of Lonoke, is spoken of for speaker of the next house.
 A rev school house for colored people is to be built at Newport
 Corn is selling at 9 cents bush el around Calf CreeK, Searcy county.
 Hon. Lecli Bobo has removed from Monroe county to Fayetteville.
 An unknown man was run over by a train at Ozark last week and kill ed.
 Mir. Brad Scott, a prominent mer- chant of Prescott, has retired from business.
 John Clancy was suffocated by fire damp last week in well at Cen ter Point.
 Lonoke business men offer $750 reward for the arrest and conviction of fire bugs.
 Governor James H. Berry deliver ed the opening address at the Drew county far.
 Little black worms are injuring cotton in Van Buren county, says the Banner. Howard county's grand jury re- an investigation of the records. Hardy Cross, Morrilton, had his eft hip fractured by a fall from a horse last week.
 Work on the railroad dump be- tween Arkansas City and Trippe is progressing rapidly.
 The Searcy Enterprise is not thor ,ughly reconciled to the importation ,f Missouri produce.
 Mail service between Mountain View and Marshall has been increas- sd to twice week.
 Newton county's circuit clerk, Mir. F. Ruble, will vacate his office to open school in Jasper.
 Vina Parham, colored, had her lrm lacerated in a saw-mill near Al | ma. Amputation was necessary. The next session of the grand | odge of Arkansas Odd Fellows will at Little Rock on the. 18th ,f this month.
 Dr. J. s. Quinn, clerk elect of Conway county, died at Plummerville Saturday evening last. Ills death 8 generally regretted.
 The leading white democrats of Warren, Bradley county, gave sup ,er to the democratic negroes of hat vicinity recently.
 Little Rock is clamorus for a