The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13
ARKANSAS CUlLINGS.

d success.
Mrs, James e. Whyte, well known.
died at Camden.
Inc assessed valuation of Woodruff
county is Bliss, S37.
The bucket brigade prevented a bad
hre at Center Point.
NOV springs will have a new Sunday
paper to be called the Sayings.
Fire bugs in Pine Bluff set fire to
mouse three times within week.
Inc Citizens bank of Little Rock re.
ports deposits aggregat:ng s2o2. o74. 60.
The Hot Springs city council and the
water-works company are engaged in
row.
Model Husbands" was the subject
OF recent sermon delivered at Teyar-
kama.
Inc Pine Bluff ice plant is being in.
creased from twenty to sixty tons ca.
pacity.
. The new Emmanuel Baptist church,
Little Rock, was opened with appropri.
ate ceremonies.
Chlsa Pritchett was struck bv an
Iron Mountain train at Newport and
fatally injured
1t is claimed that gold and silver has
been discovered in paying quantities
within miles of Eureka Springs.
Ihere are about seventy horses quar-.
tered at the Little Rock jockey clubs
grounds, including several noted flyers.
Col. 5. n. Markle, of Jonesboro. late
OF st. Joseph, Mo-, large real-estate
dealer, dropped dead on train near
Jonesboro.
AT Conway, j. P. Times, admins.
traitor of John Darsheid's estate. was
paid $1,000 by the railway for the kill
ing of Darsheid.
Lou Meyers was acquitted at Little
Rock OF the charge of embezzlement,
and Is sleeping outside of jail the first
since last summer.
Miss jamie Moore, the charming
daug liter of Col. and Mrs. John M
Moore, of Little Rock, gave a debut
german the other night.
Arkansas fruit exhibit at the A.
lanta exposition contained 1856 varieties
OF apples, of peaches, 81 of pears. Sc
OF grapes and Is of plums.
James Ford, a pioneer. died near
Holland, Faulkner county, aged about
W. lie had been a mason and Method.
list for over half a century.
1t is estimated that 200 car loads OF
apples have been shipped from Wash.
ington and Benton counties. The
freight amounted to S15O,OOO.
Lon Turner, son of Esq. B. Fl. Tur.
ner, of Lee township, Garland county.
was shot and fatally wounded by b.
Richards, constable of the township.
Judge Hiram Robbins, of Little Rock,
has gone east, to make arrangements
to place his new operatta, "Ingersolls
Destruction of He'll, before the public.
The Dixie Lady guards, Little Rock,
will give an entertainment at Glen
wood park, December %, at which Gov.
Clarke will deliver the opening ad-
dress.
= The democratic central committee of
Pope county has called a county con-
vention to meet on Saturday, February
l.
held one week earlier.
Mr.. Jack O'Keitf has retired from the
management of the Arlington hotel,
Pine Bluff, and has been succeeded by
Mr.. Sol Miller, well-known merchant,
who also owns the hotel building.
AT Texarkana the Driving Park as
ISOLATION grounds, valued at $20,0 900,
were sold for 81, 500 at executors sale;
also the TeXarkana Car Foundry Co. s
plant at 81 900. 1t is valued at $4,000
or $4,000
Congressman McRae has introduced
bill authorizing the settlement of
the accounts between the United States
and Arkansas on the basis agreed upon
by the governor and Secretaries Smith
and Carlisle.
r. G. Gill, a Little Rock grocer, who
loves the wheel, was badly injured the
other night. He was going down hill
on his wheel when he either struck
stone and was thrown off or was hit on
the back of the head with a bludgeon
welded by some desperate villain.
VIM. jackson, who escaped from the
Arkansas penitentiary in 1891, was
brought back the other day bya Texas
officer, who got S75 for his trouble
jackson was convicted in the Sebastian
county circuit court in October, 1891,
and sentenced to life Imprisonment for
murder. He escaped soon after and
has since been at large
Gov. Clarke has received letter from
Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia ask
ing if the use of the Arkansas exhibit
at the Atlanta exposition can be Sc
cured for a museum of exhibits
designed to be opened in the Quaker
CITY after the Atlanta exposition closek