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7th Day of ,Tanuarv, 1S95

between the hours of judicial sales sell to the highest and best bidder the entire stock of goods. wares and merchandise, furn- iture, fixtures and property of every kind and description now in the store-house on Main street, in the city of Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, being numbers l16 and 1l8 more particu- larly set out in the inventory now on file in my office, being M Hanf X Co.'S stock Sad property will be sold on q credit of three months, the purchaser being required to give bond, with approved personal security to se- cure the amount of his bid. Tine bidders and purchasers will ba required to deposit with me per cent. of the amount of their bids in adYacc, as earnest money, said percentage to be returned to the person SD bidding. in tho event he does not become the pureha CT or in the event he become the purchaser and the sale is confirmed: but in the event he fails Co comply with the conditions of the said sale. the said per cent will be retained. Said sale Will bc made subject to the ap- proNal of the said court or the Judge thereof m vacation, and wlll be continued from day to day aS may then and fhefe publicly an nounee unttl the sa ne is completed
 ldat (. Il. 'rR1PLETT Sherim.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar for 1895 is out and may be obtained at the drug stores. Il is one of the most beautiful that the firm has ever issued and thE addition was the largest ever printed by any one concern, being over ten millions of copies. There are two faces on the calendar, both of children, represent ing Summer and sMinter.n The design was by one Of the most gifted
 artists ill the country, and the color ing is most exquisite. The calendar is not only beautiful. but it is also
 useful, as it presents all the desired information concerning astronomi- cal events during the year. II your druggist does not have Hoods Sar- saparilla Calendar. it may be ob- tained by s,nding 6 cents in stamps to (. l. Hpod X Co, Lowell, Mass.
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Woman. why lose yonr freshness and beauty through chills. billions ness aud general debility Try Pian- .ation Chill Cure. Sold by Mct am non X Son. Pine Bluff Ark; ! NJ. Barrett. Sherrill. Ark.
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A reputable merchant cannot af- ford to urge and guarantee t worth less article. Plantation Chill Cure is sold and guaranteed by MeCammon X Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; ] NJ. Bar rett, Sherrill, Ark.
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Alto o'clock this morning there will be an important meeting of the Bluff City Club, at which time officers for the ensuing year will bc elected. Every member should be present on this occasion.
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Mr. w. w. olcott, thepopular train dispatcher of the St Louis South western railroad, in this city, is at home again after spending the holi- days with old friends ill the North.
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Mr. '. E. Whitmore, very popular young machinist in the employ of the St. Louis X Southwestern rail- road, at this place, is spending the day with relatives in Little Rock.
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Mir. Green $. Garrett. of Lake Dick, came up to see the performance of "Black Crook" at the opera house last night.
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Chas. White, eo!ofea. is ln Il peek of trouble. He will be arraingned Monday morning on several charges in the court of Esquire Vance, among them will be that of carrying d weapon, resisting oil officer. etc.
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THE WAY to reach catarrah is through the blood Hoods Sarsap- arlla, by purifying the blood, re- moves the cause of the disease and permanently cures catarrah. Take only Hoods.
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 Our Art Supplement

The GRAPHIC presents it's readers this morning with another hand some art supplement, entitled, Good Evening These art supplements will be made a special feature of our Sunday morning edition.
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Plantation DiarrhGa Mixturegiyes certain relief. Every bottle guaran- teed Try it. Sold by MeGammon X Son, Pine Bluff, Ark, J. NJ. Bar rett, Shelrill. Ark.
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When you feel tired, lazy,and gen erally no account, cleanse your blood with Plantation Sarsaparilla and lodide Potash. and start your liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by Mccammon x Son, Pine Bluff, Ark. :; J. NJ. Barrett, Sherrili, Ark.
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Mir. J $ Reap. who on Wednesday afternoon shot and killed E. o. C.. Lampkins, has not yet employed an attorney to defend him in the forth coming trial. The preliminary ex- animation of Mir Reap will probably take place Monday. or as soon there after as he can decide on an attorney and get ready for Inc ordeal.
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Johnson's Magnetic Oil cures cramps and collie and internal heu- ralgia and headache instantly 70 and 50 cents. Dewoody x O., fihe Bluff. Ark.
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Don't be talked into having an op- eration performed or injections If carbolic acid used as it may cost you your life Try Japanese Pile Cure. Dewoody X Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark, 1
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Sales of Plantation Chill Cure OK. ceed all other chill preparations to gether. Every bottle guaranteed fry it. Sold by MeGammon < Son, Pine Bluff, Ark; j. NJ. Barrett, Sher Till, Ark
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Mr Orlando Halliburton. of Little Rock, is in the city calling on our business men. and meeting his many friends.
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Mir. Henry c. Daniels, the hand- some and popular representative in this city of the New York Life lnsur- ance Company, returned yesterday from a pleasant visit to the Blue Grass State.
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Js vour life worth 30 cents!

Dumb Chill Ague! Coniestive Chilli! Dcathlll This is the evolu- ton of your chilly sensation. lian- tation Chill Cure will cure you. Sold by McCammon X Son. Pine Bluff, Ark. J M Barrett. Sherrill, Ark.
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Shell oystres; fresh shrimps
 Turkeys 1 2 I-2 cents per pound. Eggs 20 cents per dozen. l.. B. Goldsmith G& Co. I2 22ti
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Plantation Sarsaparilla and Iodide Potash is simply wonderful in it's el- fects. s... small size only 56 cents. Sold by McCammon X Son, Fine Bluff, Ark; J NJ. Barrett, Sherrill, Ark.
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Mrs. Louis Blass, of Little Rock, is in the city the guest of hersister Mrs Joe Rosenberg. She came down to form the acquaintance of her little nephew. the infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Rosenberg.
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Constipation and sick headache permanently cured, and piles pre- vented by Japanese Liver Pellets; es- peeiallv adapted to children s use. Dewoody x Co.,, Pine Bluff. Ark.
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Mr. "Fnn" Hut, with gun and dogs, spent Saturday in the vicinity of Dexter quail hunting He had very fair success.
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TIE GRAPHIC is exceedingly sorry
 to learn that the entire family of Mr. Chester Flourney is quite sick. Mr. Flournoy has just recovered from an attack of sickness.
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Dewoody < Go, druggists, recon mend Johnson's Oriental Soap for all skin and scalp diseases, tan and sun burn and the complexion. Dewoody X Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark. f
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At the paramore Bakery and Cafe an excellent cup of fresh coffee, and so cheap-hard times. ll-9dtf
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Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for habitual constipatfon3 They are perfectly splendid and T sure cure. Sold by McCammon x Son, Pine Bluff Ark, J. M. Barrett, Sherrill. Ark.
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Mir. and Mrs Nose Ringlehaupt left last afternoon for Little Rock where they will spend Sunday.
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Herman Meyer, a former citizen of Pine Bluff, but now trayeling Tor d New York house, is in the city.
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If you intend giving nice dinner come and see us; we will help you. L. E. Goldsmith X Co. II 27tf
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There will be union meeting of the Epworth League at the Lakeside church this afternoon at } o'clock.
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Misses Marian and Nettie Frank lin were passengers on the Saiiey train last afternoon for Little Rock.
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Egg kisses, the finest i'll the world, at the Paramore Bakery and Cafe.
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Mir Wm. NJ. Harrison, Jr., arrived in the city last afternoon from Mon roe county where. with hisfamily, he has been visiting relatives for several days. MT. Harrison will leave for his home in the Indian Territory one day next week
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Patronize the 10 o'clock lunch at the Merchants Exchange saloon. The only first-class hot lunch served in the city. 3d6t
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Mr. Martin Moss, who has been connected with D. l. Mills X Co.,, druggists, has accepted | position with the c. N Hart Drug Co, com mencing the 10th inst
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Holland < Portis havea large force of employees hard at work remod- cling their saloon on the corner of Third avenue and Alabama street In connection with the saloon they propose to fit up anelegant pool and billiard parlor.
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Mir. Cad J Hanks, the well known commercial tourist, is paying our city a business visit.
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The officials of the St Louis South western railroad, have closed the dispensary at the Emergency Hospi- tai, this city. and the Mann-Tankers- ley Drug Company will iii future fill all the orders for medicine for theem- pl0Yes of that road.
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The Ancient Order of Hercules meets at the Opera-ho usc at 9:30 o'clock this morning
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Mr. Chas. E. shankle the able editor oT the Prescott PicaYune, was in the city yesterday.
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 Sherilss Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of an order of tho Judge of Jefferson Circuit court, l, as sheriH of Jefferson county. Arkansas. will on the
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HOODS PILLS are the best family cathartic and liver medicine Harm less and reliable.
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Misses Sallie and Essie McGreary left yesterday to visit friends at Lake nicl,
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Mir R. Lee Johnson and bride ar rived in the city yesterday ahd are "at home" for the present at the res idencc of Mr and Mrs. L. T. Sallee, on Lakeside.
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Mir. T. $. kavanaugh, of HumphreS is q guest of Hotel Trulock.
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Hon. ". $. Amis, of Cleveland county, is in he city. He will soon be vending his way to the capital to participate in the deliberations of the State Senate, of which he is an honored member.
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Cocoanut morangues at the Para more Bakery and Cafe. 2i-5dtf
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THE STRONG POINT about the cures by Hoods Sarsapafilla Is that they are permanent. They start from the solid foundation Pure Blood.
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Mr. ToNey Neideweiser, of the Western Union, and Mr. Claude Ringo the operator of the Valley road. at this place, will spend the day in Lit tIe Rock
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CHOR SALE---Good homemade lard at 10 II cents pound. Apply 10 Will Mckin- neY ct
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. D. iBluthenthal arrived home from Little Rock last evening
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Mir. P. E. Williams, well known post-office inspector, is in the city
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Fresh lemon and hoarhound drops at the Paramore Bakery and Cafe.
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We announce the following specia reduction in prices:
 Culi lumber at 8 to B per M
 No l dimension lumber, %7 50per NJ. , 23ti IaAIFF Orr. l4uMBER Ca.
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NOR RENT Dwelling house with eight \ rooms and servant house, corner Flth avenue Chestnut streets Apply to Gillespie X Bro. Company. 156t
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? Boxes:
 I Price! ]!

You have sick.headaches occasion ally. They are not pleasant; why not get rid of them?
 If you call i'll q physician it will cost you from $I to S. How can you escape this cost but secure the physi- clans treatment? Let HIS tell you. Go to your druggist and ask for RaznOn's Tonic Liver Pills. They will cost you q box Pills and box Tonic Pellets only 25 cents. These are the exact medicines that any doctor would prescribe for a sluggish, torpid or disordered liver.
 You take one of RAMoN's PILLS
 immediately. That causes a com
 plete action of the bowels You
 then take one of RAmoN's Toxic
 PELLETS daily for a week or longer
 These keep the bowels healthy and
 open, but at the same time they
 arouse the appetite, purify the
 blood and "tone upo the whole
 system
 Try this just once. It can not
 harm you.
 Ataiidealers, or mall. for 26c.. 5 boxes $i .oo. BROWN MFG. co, New York. For sale by Mann-T Tankersley Drug snnlnanv
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Mrs H. A. McJoy delightfully."- en- tertained few of her most intimate friends at supper Friday evening in honor Of Mrs. Whiting, of Little Rock
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COME AND SEE Hs
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-08-07
Language of the Hen.

The ordinary domestic fowl affords
the most positive evidence of the posses
sion Of language that is understood,
SAYS the Pittsburg Dispatch. There are
many decidedly different calls, which,
if taken down in a monograph and re-
peated in henhOuse or yard would pro-
duce interesting results. need but men.
ton a few calls to illustrate the range of
sounds in the domestic fowls. On a
warm day, when hens are released from
their coop, when their minds are undis
turbed and all nature looks bright and
inviting, they sing as they feed-a con-
tinuous repetition of kerrkerr-kerr,
with various modulations. The rooster
never utters it, nor the mother hen. 1t
is the song of the happy go-lucky of hen
creation.
Now let hawk appear IN the sky or
any disturbing element. An entirely
different sound is heard. The hen stops,
stretches her head upward, and with
the cock utters decided note of warn
ing in high falsetto, k-a-r-r-r-r'e! And
if the enemy still comes on it is repeated,
and every bird in the vicinity lowers it's
head and runs to cover The sound
says in the gallus language: "An enemy
is coming. Run" And run they do,
the kerr-kerr-kerr being resumed only
when all d niger is past Note the JOY
Gus call of The hen that has laid an egg
Cutcut, ca-da cut comes oft repeated
from the henhouse, and other envious
hens are informed beyond any question
or mistake that Mrs. Gallus has laid an
egg.
Now, when the eggs are Matched, we
have other and maternal notes. There
is deep, monotOnOus cluck, cluck that
is warning to others and a gentle ad-
monitlon of the chicks to remain near,
but it is not call. Note the difference
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him and he said: "We)l, I've lost
nearly all my chicks, but would like for
you to come up and look at them for |
can't tell what can possibly be the mat
ter with them" We went. AS we en-
tered the chicken yard he picked up a
dead chick that was yet warm and hold
ing 1t out, said cit looked like those
this morning." pointing to two or three
that were dropping around, tomorrow
morning these will be dead, and so they
60" He stopped and caught one of them
and handing it to US. said: "Now what
is the matter with that chick? Can you
tell?" We looked on its head and the first
thing we saw was four or five head lice,
half buried in the skin, and pointed
them out to him. Hesaid: "Why those
are pin feathers coming, thought [ no.
ticed them but they did not move. |
thought they were pin feathers. We
then held up the chick and looked be-
meath the vent and found that the chick
was literally covered with lice and
pointed them out to the gentleman, much
to his surprise. We then called tor a
tin pan and holding the chick over it
sprinkled it with insect powder and
turned the chick loose. We take this
round about way of telling that the
average person can't always tell whether
chickens have lice or not, and to advise
all whose flocks are not vigorous and
healthy to doctor them fol lice. Take
some soap and dissolve in hot water,
then mix equal amount of coal oil, max
ing an emulsion and wash fowl house,
nests and roosts with it; then take
bucket or pan and holding chickens and
old hens over it $50 as not to waste pow
der) give all good sprinkling, and rub
it in. of Persian insect powder, or some
good lice powder. Nine times out of ten
you will strike it right, After getting
rid of the lice, some good tonic, such as
Mansfield's magic food, should be used.
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when the mother or proud cock finds a
worm. The cock appears to be greatly
excited, and he pretends to peck at it,
makes the guileless hens believe that ne
is about to devour the bonnie bouche
himself; all the time he is saying cut,
cut, outcome, come, come-rapidly,
which causes the hens to run pellmell in
his direction, to find in many instances
nothing, being merely device to call
the flock away from some rival. But in
the case of the mother the little ones al
ways find some tidbit which she has dis
covered.
will not attempt to reproduce the
baby talk of the old hen to her chicks,
but it exists in great variety and is sug-
gestive of tenderness, affection and ma
ternal love.
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Lice.

A month or six weeks ago gentleman
who lives IN Chattanooga and who has
but recently commenced to raise chick
ems stopped us and said: II want you to
tell me what ais my Young chicks.
They stand and sleep; their wings hang
down. and in little while they tumble
over and die They eat we'll enough,
but are poor" We suggested lice,
mo, no! [ have examined them and
can find no lice" We promised to come
and see them, but forgot it. Later we
saw him and his chickens were still dy-
ing, and lost thirty or forty. We inSls-
ted that he buy Persian insect powder
and sprinkle the chickens and old hens.
He bought the powder, but we saw he
had no faith in it, A week later we saw
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The Buff Leghorns.

lno DUH h6gnOfnS'
The favor with which Buff Leghorns
have been received in the North and
West is certainly fattering to so young a
breed
Their popularity and excellent quail
ties are evinced by the fact that so large
number of our reputable breeders have
added them to their list, and in nearly
every case, after experience, give them
preference to other varieties.
They are larger than the Browns or
Whites, and lay as many eggs, the size
of which rival those laid by Minorcas
This wave of public favor has ex-
tended to the South, a section particu-
larly adapted to Leghorns and other close
feathered breeds. This season a great
many all over the South have taken up
the Bluffs, and in a year or two there will
be as many Buff Leghorns in the South
as there are Browns.
The Bluffs are very prolific, and in this
climate, with ordinary attention, will
lay in winter equal to any of the larger
breeds.
They are very healthy, rapid growers,
and mature early, making excellent
broilers. The New York Experimental
Station recommends them as brOilers.
In a recent letter a noted Indian Game
breeder, who got some Buff Leghorn
eggs from me the past spring, says that
at two months old the Bluffs weighed as
much as Indian Games of the same age,
and expresses the opinion that they will
keep up with them until they are three
months old.
They are we'll adapted for market
fowl, having plump medium sized bod
les, yellow skin free from dark marks
usually seen in colored fowls, caused by
pin feathers, and clean yellow legs.
One of my customers reports cocker,
els growing at sixteen days old, which
beats the record as far as know, though
four weeks is not unusual.
They are very interesting from the
time they hatch on, though it is almost
impossible to know what they will be
until fully feathered. Sometimes d very
dark chick, perhaps striped, will turn
out very even nice buff and often a
white chick will color up into a rich buff.
The per cent of standard birds from
we'll mated pens is equal to that of any
breed. | have even bred them, and in
one or two more years as large a per
cent Of strictly fancy birds can be ex-
pected from them as from the Whites or
Browns.
The remarkably rich lustrous plum
age and symmetrical appearance of the
Buff Leghorn, together with it's useful
qualities, entities it to a front rank as a
fancy fowl.-L. w. Jordan in Southern
Poultry and Live Stock journal.
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ATLANTA, GA.

COnsignments Solicited. Consignees furnished
with daily quotations ,eclal attention to
every consignment large or small.
Car load lots OF Florida fruits and vegetables
handled on special commission,
Bank references furnished.
Write for Stencils, Tags.letc.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

Address all communica tons to Poultry
Department, Box 200, DeLand, Fla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-23
CAN JAIL SOME lYNCHERS.

Negroes Who Follow the Popular Judges
Methods Arrested.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 23.-Barney Brown,
colored, was lynched by a crowd Of seven
or eight negroes near Wrightsville, Ark,
in a very unusual manner. Brown had
been living with another negro's wife,
the husband having left her. The hus.
band returned a few days ago and got
some of his neighbors to help him avenge
himself ON Brown. They took Brown into
the woods, stripped him and after whipping
him took a rope and tied castings to him,
after which he was thrown into a mill
pond and drowned. Calvin Elicit, the
husband, and Valetine Hampton, his son
in-law, are in Jail.