The Russellville Democrat., 1891-10-08
PASTE AND SCISSORS.
Etsnus oz Enserssz Giesnea Rresh aad Bright Frcrm the ceiumpa of Oar State
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appeutngs of all Kfn6s Whfeh Hass Oe- curred fn Binerent Sections Of
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A Touring min uiil be established at Newport.
 Beebe has large number Of substan- si4l sidewalks.
 A brass band has beer orgaufzed st Mountain Home.
 4 number of farmers fr P0insett county will plant wheat next year.
 There is considerable grumhling over the work of the equAlIz sfion board Of Phfllipg county.
 la two months the canning factory as Prairie Grove pui up 1s,7g0 cans Of corn, ls.o00 cans of peaches aud l65rsoo cans of tomatoes
 Nr. ?. Kopp's mill at Pigsots came very near bsi ing destroyed bT fire last Tuesday. The shed caught fire and she flames gained considerable hezdway before they could be controlled
 SpriEgdsle las the best and most successful fruit canning plant in the state, wooden factory. fruit eyepgr2i- ing plant, planning mills ard most ex- eetlent roller mills, all running 10 tbsir full capacity.
 One hundred snd three students were enrolled ss Hendrix College last week. with eighfv-fouF bozrders st ihe dor mitory. Each train brings in new ST. givzas and II Is expected that by fbe last of this week, iullF l50 will De in ss- tendance.
 Mr. I. E. Bsricklow was married Tuesday morning si 10 o'clock to Miss Carry Thcnss, si the brides residence On South Maine street, af Stuttgart. Rev McSwsin performing the cere- mony. The happy couple left on the noon train for Fine Bluff and other points.
 Matthew Wade, of near Pigsotf, has found vein 0; some peculiar substance -esr the surface of the ground which he htnks sure indication of sead. IL in
 Geness and comp2ctness resembles
 lay, but is formed in clcse layers as is IJEnd in stone coal. + is blsek, soft, put brittle.
 The TeIarksna Rifles organized Tues day night with fwenty-fcur members on The rolI. who electsd the following officers: N. D. Tilson, captain; J. H. Hunter, first lieutenant; ". u. Hay wood, second lieutenaDs; c. ". Whit aker. sergeant, and Gene Bes ley, secretary and treasurer.
 Jim Hearne met with painful scei- dent few days ago st Pordyce. He was st work si ibe end of the tramway of she Fordyce Lumber Company with others. who were falling trees for saw logs, when falling tree fell across his right leg. breaking both the fibig ard fbuls bones and disloeating ore of the large bones of the metaszrsus.
 Hill Mitchell was fatally cut by snotber ne gro st Pine Bluff Tuesday. Tte trouble first started between two women. wben the men inierfered as peace makers; in this capacity they soon commenced 6s hting each other. Then ihe other fellow drew s knife and sisshed Mitchell in The neck, aking essh three O. four inches h length and barely missing the irgulsr vein.
 The improvements going on al Moun- tain Home enumerated are about zs follows: A Sl0,0Co college is in course of construction, the S4se0 brick store house of Baker Bros. is being built. the new Christian Church house is now under roof. ". F. Esfman will soon have ueat dwelling ready for occupancy, T. I. Hicks is building s house, A. A. Wolf is preparing 10 build nice tvo-tfory resideroe. so is Eli Hogan, and s number of other: coniem- plate building in The near future.
 The Southeast ArkEnsss Medical As- sociaiion. v vhlch embraces the counties of Bradley, Calhoun, Cleveland, Dallas. Onschits and Union. met in Fordycs last week, pursuant 10 adjournment. Present: Dr. Jones. of S1mmerviile.
 
 burgh, Selm6n, of kingslsnd, Morris. of Hampton, and Gslligber and March. of FoIdyce. Owing 10 The fact that the ate ndance WAS small 1t wss decided to adjourn rtil October Is. leei, sf 30 o'clock ?. ID. aI q the secretary was in ssTueied 10 notify all the members of The time 10 which the meeting ad 'ourEed.
 Hiram, the 10 year old son of ME. iArding, was playing with some puppies Asf Tuesday morning Ai the home of Mir. Harding, al Fordyee, when the mother of the little dogs rsn up behind and attempted to biie his left arm, grazing the skin little. Hiram caught st the dogs mouth to hold her, and she caught the third finger of his right hand ard broke enc of the phalanges Of The finger next 10 the hand. She a.so bit hin on the left side of his head slightly. The report soon spread that the animal was afflicted win rabies, and MT. Owen shot and killed her. Dr. c. J. March was called in snd dressed the wounds, and thinks shai DO serious results will follow.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Phillips, whose Illness was spoken of in these columns day or TWO since, died sf o'clock yesterday afternoon &. the residence of her daugh- ter. Mrs. J M. Oates, in West Helena. says The Helena World. Mrs. Phillips was born in EAsi Felicians parish, Louisiana, Feb uary l, lsl0, which would make her sl years of age st fhe time of her death. The deceased leaves one daughter in this city, Mrs. J M. Oates. and she has other children in Louisiana. Her grandchildren here are Mrs. H. 4. Washington a q Judge R. W. Nichols. Mrs. Phillips, for num- Der of years, has made her home with her children alternately, ST has lived in Helens since the death of her dsugh- ter, Mrs. Pugh, which occurred three or four years since.