Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-14
ARKANSAS.

Osceola wants a blacksmith.
Cranium tax on dogs Of 81 90 is levied in
Monroe. I
Pine BlaG VIA take $4,000 in It's Lit
tie Rock road.
Hon. o. P. Snyder, of Arkansas, sub
seribes $50, ,0O9 70 one railroad. -.-r -ru-
Every citizen Of Arkansas should be-
come q registered voter at once.
J. NJ. Petdgrsw is the Conservative
Candidate for the Legislature in Franklin
Fon Martin. OF the Express. will rep
resent, il is said, Randolph county in the
Legislztnre. FwH az rrerEE
D. File is q candidate tor Sheriff IN Ash
ley county. He is only nOminally rough
Customer and Aag'd case.
The new courthouse at Monticello ri
ses under the supervision ef Jones q
Baldwin. srchitects OF Memphis.
J.H. .EdriBgtOn made the first bale OF
new cotton seen in Osceola. Cotton pick
ing goes ahead furioasly about Osceols.
B.F. Grace, once a numbering orator OF
this city, a man OF brains as well as
windy, is candidate for the Legislature
in Desha. EesAH e.1 eB.st
Three sons of Mr.. Still, Of ASHLEY
county, picked three hundred and thirty
seven pounds Of cotton in ave hours last
THURSDAY. a.I -tA .ra .
Sebastian county voted aid to the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad. For sub
scription, sos; against Inscription, S6S.--
Van BltTeSs Press.
Dallas county holds a convention on the
Sd Of October, TO select candidates for the
different county Offices. Dallas is good for
25O Democratic majority.
Charlie Bowen and Bob Hardin killed :
huge bear last week IN the subgrbs o.
Osceola. The animal was slightly cOrned
at the time in Bowen's roasting ear patch
Drew ooanty has voted. by e0e msjority
to issue her bonds TO the n. .. and Red
River road, aBd TO the Little Rock, Pine
Bluff and New Orleans road, sl0O, 900 to
each.
STOsptsin >. H. Hansy, and corps are
making surveys Of the /" Arkansss and
Western railway route 70 the Missouri
border. The corps - encsnped on or neal
tne Little Rock road survey.
Roots, addressing himself IN q rscenl
spesch at Mt. Vernon, 10 negro women
said, ayes, mys fair co1ntrywomen, I've
never seen one OF you yet that did NOT
love Roots There was bouDdless en-
thusiasna, and AN exhibition OF ivory thai
electrified the delicious, sweet-scented
Roots. a1. o..
The merchants Of Pine Bluf have or.
fyal11Z81 q BOafQ ol lrdle and Mefe1a1ts
Onion. The officers are: President
samuel Batter; Vice Presldents-J. d.
smith. John p. Craigbead, w. B. Rag,
land, B. Il. Cobb, DF. 5. McAlmont; Sec.
retary-R. +. Taylor; Treasurer-Chsrle,
A. CLARK.
The DemOcratic Legislature of I86l
spent SI76, $50. The Radicals Of l663speni
S3l7, ,309, IN Two years Of power, ron
July, IS6S the Radicals SQuandered ant
stole two millions IN cash, made debt o
one million more, q sum total seEen times
greater than thai made by the Democrats
in lse6-7-s. The RAIDS eall this progress
The Executive Commitfee Of Drew
county consists Of Reuben Clayton. Chain
man; J. II. ChesButt, 81, Wm. A. Nelson
NJ. H. Burks, sr., L. J. Gwen, ,. W. Clsry
IN. Moore, James Taliaierro, Louis Des
hORgk, r. X. McNeese. stephen Coatney
DR.. 5. g. Twitty, Judge NJ. Nj. Fleming
W. y. Fee, Captain W. T. Rice and l. =
Csrpentsr.
The AOHtieeiiOAtaa says that o. 2. Sny
der, candidate for Congress, was "feal
ful secessionist in 1881 and a terrible bel
ligsrent fellow FOR the hrst two years o
the war, and might bsye been eth yet; Z
but the conseript officsr came round, ans
Was about 10 co1scFibe him. and he ras
Of and lay iD the swaEaps antii the mosa
grew over him - thick ss the hair on tn
back Of ad0g" ~ 'ta-