The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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 Tw0 bonses Asurnez zn Pine BlEE Dss fase yHzh Eat.. FaaBeE aS Szss
 The Nz1soek cxEsxzn farzx-y in Pike eorrry has beer ef eG s0- sa8e- M-. A. C. Eng e of LeDase, has pu-E.Axsee Ies 6 Durham cattle
 Fo-- sznizh had fve tiagusard dollar firs ca the % Irst. w9lh l2gh- zzszxr 4rsne.
 The goTsrzgy. 0n 1tse 56 zrSs1-. granted g pardon to LaeTd Jones of PhF's county.
 Capt. Hannzsord- Of NDr-sas8ns. E-fa srse- seFersz large k1sack bul3Glngs nsxs f3rznx-
 4 rainaEsle ssvsr and sezc mine has bse1 discovered | az4lvT Gls-anes from Ozzrk.
 Jacob Shsnl, g general merchant zs Mariana ess,sec o1 tbs ZstE by sE-se1- meat
 Two snsl.erx a-s Eoon to ae erees sd hy ChieagO e1 e1plszliEzs al er gs@ar Ass -p-ings.
 Er. J. M. Taylor has been sTsF'e.rsiss1 rseei yer Of the First National 5sszAa s1 Pine BlnE
 Steps hsvs been taken ar Hoz -prIags towara orgzn1zzEg a rnaHing and stock exchange.
 The y-oess1ingzo of tzse Aasezie Grand Lodge q Arkznszs are ln tBe hands of sBe printer
 Ces.on e8rr1nues rolling ir n Aysa- dezpnl9. and business men are e-xtsc al the p-0sEsee1A-
 Some mlscreasts eai the Ba-1iznore and Ohio telegraph about six Ga.lles 1ro1n HoE sy-lnEs-
 Q sewE in Hswz-1 E0AuxT Efz1s Fsa- E1zazl far ysarE past
 EeF. Nr. >tephenE. The eew-boT eva1l- gesist- h x-Tz-g 70 ro-rs4 tts Baz 1pr1zgs szz11e-s-
 The passenxs- traffic oyer the IliE1ls Rock and For suzth rsEsE sy is tse,zyzE- ing quite hezvT-
 Mayor Walsh. os Hgs SYrgngs- has suss.ended Ct5af of Police Fsedser sor dSsdss,eylng or0e-s-
 4 species uf fsver. resembling sszDs- what Tss GengEe, as prsTaae-lI n sIs0 zb0uI A-Escs-EElA-
 1ae-iE G0tieHzx sars that no1 znn-s than oze-hzlf tns cotton crop has been picked around No-rIl-oz-
 Ii is estimated that zf less- 19B ksasss of cg1-ol have been 6est-vFssG 5n PuzasEl coznry tr the late blizzard
 The depot and steamboat landing zs BztesEzIAs are bloekzdee with c0E10n- un&ble 10 get transportation.
 C1l3ec1ar Eewel of HeHps1ead county. has given bond fer s1s-1 5f- 1ne amount required bF Law wTss s5e.1ss8-
 Hon. J. E. Gaxewooc has retired from the chief esI5orsh5p of the Des Arc 1it- fzen- J. J. Baagn remains zn co1t-oA
 4 destructive fire visited Rogers on tie 3ezh nlt-, entailing 5 loss of between &z1 900 and Sz5 &ftg- InEErzDce small
 c. L. Myerz. Of the railroad land office. sold I5E9 acres Of land n lo1E ay county Last week. averaging $50 E's- acrs.
 MT. Robert J Kelley. editor of the Brsnkler Argus. was married oE the 5sh nit 10 Miss BeE45e HzLgn os Bar nEda, Ark
 Arkanszs county has a large gmouEf os cotton in the fields ret. and # is doubtful whether if VIII be al picked by Christmas
 ChlezgO capSrzlisrs are arranging for the erection 0f two s1DeItsrs in the Bear mountain mining district. on rhe plan Of Io1eit's patent.
 William Roberts gin h0use st Alt seiE0er burned, with ff1y bales of cot ton. 4 1egro boy, lb years Of age, soEE ais life in the 4zmes-
 The citizens Of Johnson county are taking $ lively interest to seeurs Ibe sueeegs of the New 0rlezns, Natebez and Fort Scott railway.
 The commissioner 0f state lands re- ceiysd sz237 in fees during The nonth of November. which is ooutie the amount received during any month this year.
 A collision occurred on the zsTb be- tween two freight engines. inst north Of Clifford. on the Iron Mountain railroad Both engines demolished and eight or ten cars.
 Peter Jones of Poinsett county. was euarriBed in Little Rock on the charge o( selling whisky without 8 license. and was bound over in the snm of s350 10 await trial.
 The Arkansas Methodist Conference was in session in Hot Springs last week with l39 preachers and z5 lay delegates, besides q large number Of visitors la aI- tendance.
 The town Of Hardy. ia the northern part Of Sharp county, On the k2nsss City. Spring gfield and Memphis railway, forty miles north of Hoxie- boasts of its excellent fishing grounds
 The state treasurer received on the 3d inst $500 from Benj. '. SpikHs- sheriff Of Randolph county. being the first money received by the state on acoo0n. Of taxes for lsss.
 Charles Tunnel and Fert0n Tunnel aged l4 and lz years respectively. were