Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-12

health.
The northern suburbs of Texarkana
show many new houses.
Hope has handy summer resort
Shower Springs.
Camden has had her share of picnics,
fishing parties, etc.
Dyspepsia in its worst..form is.cured
by Eureka Springs.
Adler's brick store at Jacksonport
was unroofed by the storm lastIweek.
The grand ball at Pinnacle Springs
last week was a complete success.
The uplands of Grant county raise
30 bushels of corn to the acre.
The body of an unknown white man
was found last. week near Charleston.
DR.. Linde, at Washington, is
wheel horse for the good of Hot
Springs.
Two mining claims of Silver City
sold last week to Mr.. Goetz, of Mil
waukee, for $4,000 each.
Bids are being received for the
erection of an opera house at. Hot
Springs.
W. r. Nelson, of Madison county,is
the father ofIfive pairs of twins, all
fine children.
Van Buren, has elected William
Vickery President of its Board OF
Trade.
The big brick block at Camden will
be completed by the LIST of August.
Clark county has a pear tre e which
has been bearing fine fruit for fifty
years.
Four mules killed by lightning last
week near VaRdale, POinsett county.
h. w. Thompson, Of Locksburg,
recently found package of money.
DR.. Brown, of Van Buren,, seriously
injured by falling into the cellar of
burned building.
The railroad mail now goes via
Hartman station to Paris, Logan
county, having been changed from
Altus.
Frank jim, an Indian. Jailed at
Fort Smith for introducing whisky
into the Nation, put up a greenback
forfeit, A surprise.
Chris G. McRae, who died last
week, was one of Preseott's leading
citizens and prominent business men. |
}. NJ. Kelso has brought suit against |
The town of Magnolia to recover |
money paid by druggists for liquor
licenses.
The Mayor of Arkrdelphia enforces
ihe law against parties who use OBJ
scene and profane language on the
streets.
The Knights of Education is the |
lame OF a new society recently organ
zed by the colored people of Tex
Irkana.
George Hinton, living near Hope,
hot and severely wounded negro a |
ew mig hts since. The negro was i n |
dinton's orchard.
Ed Folsom, the Uhoctaw recently |
ixecuted at Fort Smith for murder, |
vas only twenty-three years of age.
j. ?. +. Clark reports the Sewer
county anthony mines in a very
Iourishing condition. More ma
'hinery has just been received.
The manageable people of Lonoke /
re said to be making a regular STAN
'ede on the matrimonial benefit asso-
iatioBs.
The Union Sunday-school, of Ozark,
las dissolved, each denomination hav-
ng decided to start a school of its
wn. !
Mack Hamilton, of Berryville, got
ut Of jail last week, and was out Just
ong enough to forge an order in the
Iame Of j. P. Bancher, and at present
back again behind the bars.
Jesse Agent, a white man, who a
ew days since outraged the eleven
ear old daughter of Robert Tackett,
las been captured and jailed at Gin
on.
The petition for the removal of the
Jackson county seat to Newport will
'e presented to the County Court for
rgument on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Watson, of Grady Station,
Iown on the Arkansaw Valley road,
ecently found a white baby boy be-
ide the railroad track. Being kind
iearted she adopted it.
Robobert Ibbotson, of Belmont.
While riding through the woods re.
emily, caught his hair on the limb of
tree, was thrown from his horse and
lad a rib broken.