Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-19

cotton ~ swamp covered with water making #
hard on az timber men Il sseEls A. i every
of the door Of three houses. No, sir. can't furnish
You aseslAtiie liquors, even il you have. forty
Pres-ri4- ,-sisSsrom one hundred physicians
Pine 80 Pres: Captain Beytou began
I his float o. DC Arkansas AT Fort smith; 90
Mednesaey erei.ing ~ ~! y Basely md Mis-
and sought - get married the Young baby being
under eight ~ license was refused. aud they
started fe:i ssle Rock aud better ioiiunc-'
KnoxsIi5s Repub(icaa: q Mr. David Patty,
living nesF Doyles Springs, Knox ennnty, eaP'uied
len Wild tirkeys in pen, one day last week.
William Stspe and Nichoi.s smith who have been
down viii smallpox ia the Fifth district. this
county. mar Church Grove postofice. died ON sat
urday. oihef new eases were reported yesterday.
Eueess Springs has started fire COM
psny, anfrAa.e hundred shares of their turnpike
colo pehy ytSNe beeh TAX. t----,---Ihe EIreka
Springs Hp'.d las an energetic eolumu devoted Ia
tempennee. the e1iitrrs> Of which i Jane +.
Warden. one Of the hesp who has led the ladies
on to victory. she writes. in Arkansas whisky has
to 60
The Beard OF Mayor and Aldermen OF
Forrest Ctty ought to pass au ordinance pro-
viding for ee vaccination. Ten cents Is 100 small
fee-2S e'r.ts would be about righf. 1t costs 81
CO. have received the machinery for their mills.
cheninnon.. Adams 8 Co; have big force at work
there is better than it has been Since 1872.
Searcy Beucon: ''Good-by whisky in Eeebe.
It had b 9 Petitioned By the best elements of
society 70 eire Decelnber sst at midnight, anyway,
Christina Nr BruIier bought out The stock OF Mr.
Mr. Jamts Maiden, poor man and hotel cook
died at Newport lie belonged TO the American
Legion o. Honor, which viii pay to his widow and
BatesviIl- Pilot: "A fire COMPANY has
organizes. Terrible odor from horses burned
ssainst the smallpox The room that was
lately the Silver DEB saloon is now a skating rink
M snd y tb Il dspqsed ENG ;s n 9a ny
Case Ct a. have been leased for thirty years TO a
capitalist by the name of Woodward. Operations
VIII commence at at once"
Forrest City Eagle: "Newport is building
faster than amy town i'll the state,.....We saw
three fellows last Sunday drunk as blazes. Pro-
the boom just now. Two sawmills, one shingle-
mil mil our landing Covered with slaves the river
to stop the profanity blackguardism and quarrel
blackguards was arrested Sunday ana fined s."
Corning Advocate. Randolph county re-
ports times hard. health good, and the people OF
that vicinity busy preparing their farms for an
two masked men entered The railroad Office at
Neeleyville fifteen miles north of this place, and
robbed the agent of S200....-..Dr. Stacey secured
the contract to complete the court no Sc. -.
Quite number of countrymen were in town sat
of to a buyer who had advertised to be here
that day for he purpose of buying up all the mules
brought in. The buyer, however, ,.iled to appear.
aud persons who had come thirty and forty miles
were disappointed"
Alma Independent: "All public gath eripgs
are iGroldde9 In nayettevle on ACCOUNT OF the
wants of our town is public hall, suitable for
public exhibitions and entertainments. The only
public hall we have is dingy gloomy affair,
poorly lighted and worse seated......,A little ex-
the arrival of a family from Fayetteville who had
been exposed 10 the smallpox. They were
promptly waited on by our Board of Health, and
there three acres sowed in wheat last fall to
one acre the preceding fall and that it is in
hourishing condition-looks better than it has for
years.
Wittsburg Chroaicle: There were not suffi-
cient names on the petitions ted Judge Hare
for this Rairosd enterprise stii ien nn
checked. 1t is giving employment to u great num-
To Ser s TO
had shipped TO New Orleans. Memphis and st.
of cotton Up to this date there have been shipped
only three thousand nine hundred and seventy
Two bales and OF this amount one hundred and
hity-two bales were Of last years crop. Last year
Searcy shipped over ten thousand bales. Now all
keted-" The Chronicles slashes correspondent
writes: Prohibition in Higginson. hog
stealing going on..;-...It is rather rough on the
For some cause other hefailed to please the peo-
pie last year, and his reappointment gave much
Pine Bluff ComD,erc al: In Arkansas small
pox has appeared in several places but Texa, kama
has recorded the largest number of On
fight will begin at Arkansas City..There are
abaut nine thousand dogs too many in Pine Buff
uI,,iessea moon howlers.... Nearly all OF the
townships in Lincoln county have protested
license were the river townships......Mr. F. G.
Smart is procuring mountain trout eggs. Mr..
Smart has, at considerable expense. partly stocked
large pond with native specimens of the finny
tribe. He feeds and cares for them through the
wlnter........B C. Walker, late overseer for Gen.
L. q; Garrett, was arrested Thursday.
charged with forging his employers
name for s1lO0 and is in durance vile. Pine
Bluff is hnsily looking after Mardi Gras celebra
ton. Little Rock, like Memphis, will have none
$1,000. There arr two halffnished churches ON West
Broadway; one is the property of The Cumberland
Presbyterians and the other belongs to the North
ern Methodist denomination ...... A reform in our
&c department has long been needed, and of late
the matter has been considerably agitated 1900.
Opposite Pine Bluff there is a road bed thrown up
in length, tweRty-eight miles. II runs north and
south, and was built for the Arkansas Central
Railroad Company in ISL. Quite a number of
streets are opened in that part OF the city Outside
the corporate limits) known Brewervlle New
dwellings are built in numbers, and IL seems as
though business portion OF the city is drifting in
that direction