Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-13
ARKANSAS.
Des Arc has faro.

Des Arc has faro.
Des Arc is receiving large quantities
of cotton.
A council Of Orientals is to be estab.
! lished at Des Arc.
There are three doctors in the city
| council Of Little Rock.
Blanch De Bar appears at the Little
Rock OperahOuse next Monday.
Prairie-cOunty scrip is selling at tbir-
ty-five cents, with prospect of rise.
Minks are committing foul depreda-
| tons in the neighborhoOd of Camden.
At Camden extra sweet potatoes sell
for one dollar and twenty-five cents pei
bUshel.
Pike county's debt is five thousand
one hundred and nine dollars and thirty.
! six cents.
Corey Walters's bail has been reduced
to three thousand five hundred dollars
/ by Little Rock judge
/ Two federal soldiers, Harrington and
! Rogers, have been arrested at Little
Rock for attempted burglary.
Helena World: " If you have reIa-
tive who wants to hear from Arkansas,
send them the Weekly World"
Little Rock Gazette: sit is reported
that the three Hot Springs stage robbers
have been arrested and Jailed at Paris,
Texas.n
| OF Columbia county, sent us q cotton
boil this week containing fourteen we'll
developed locks Of cotton"
Camden Beacon: "The Texas fever
/ sliu RACES down here. We had several
tine frOsts this week. The squirrel crop
this season is yielding handsomely"
Helena World: "The fair was more
| successful from a mOneyed standpoint
than any previous year-the result of
| the associations stock in the keno
wheels"
Des Arc Citizen: Judge Mcclure has
again retired from the chair editorial of
tie Little Rock Republican. He has
got reconstruction on the brain, and
must be of for Washington.
At Little Rock last Saturday Archie
| Powell, cOlored, shot his wife and then
attempted his own life because his bet
ter-half had been going to church with
Henry Upham, another negro.
Little Rock Gazette, eighth: "About
three hundred commissions were made
out in the secretary Of states office, yes
terdsy, by Deputy Secretary-of-St
Frank Strong and Colonel Paul Str0ng.n
Fort Smith Herald: "Bo6 Newton.
Bob Howard and BO6taiI Sam have ali
been out in the interest Of BalIot-box-
suffer Wiltshire, and il we should be
cursed with him, to them be the praise. !"
Little Rock GGSctts eighth. aW. r.
Tails, an emigrant on his way to Texas,
stopped over in this city Friday night,
and early yesterday morning, while in
tOxicated, was robbed of thirty-five dol
lars. He was fined ten dollars aad costs
Ia the police court yesterday morning.
Camden Beacon: "Poker Jacks fig
uring as to the number of inhabitants
and legal voters in this and several other
States, eminenty qualify him for the
position OF chairman of the statistics,
committee Of that Chattanooga abor-
ton, and We insist that Clayton, Dorsey
and Pinch at once conduct him TO the
chair.
Des Are Citizen. "Mr. j. w. Gillian
has the fingers of one Of his hands yerv
badly crooked and drawn up from being
burned when young. He sowed some
radishes last spring, and recently he
sent two Of them to town which closely
resembled his crooked fingers and hand:
IN fact, one OF them was almost a fac
stnlSte in shape and size."
Fort Smith Herald. sfFron ali portionsi
Of this county and those adjoining, and
from the Indian country, comes the good