The Forrest City times., 1897-09-17

About two weeks ago Geo B. Da,- lels. of Haynes. met with painful and serious accident. He was standing in front of boiler, from which it had been supposed all the steam and water lad been exhausted. Believing this to oe true negro employe knocked in 10. nan hole. when large quantity of steam and muddy water rushed out, and struck Mir. Daniels just below his knees, literally cooking lis legs. The shock brought on fever. and he is now lying in a serious condition.
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 With the absence of I. $. Archer ar q sickness of Shorty" Munson. the El, C. tric Light Co. met with the mishap of burned out journal, leaving the city in darkness on Sunday night. $ r. Mcdaniel fixed the motor as good as new on Monday, and the assurance of no trouble in the future is almost guar anteed by the arrival Monday evening of Mir. Archer and Hunter Walkup. an experienced electrician If Memphis. Everything will be put in good shape, tni the patrons of the company need ook for no "fare-ups" in the future. Hon. James Hasley was in town sev- eral days the first of the week visiting his family and soliciting dollar sub 1 scripti0ns to the Arkansas Gazerfr's Monument fund. He received SS24.00 | which swells the fund to upwards of | sll50. The following are the names of | James Brown. John Gatling. Georer | Mallory. M. N. Gaines. John F.. Eli- ridge. N. w. Norton. Gen. Geo F. Tay- or, Capt. w. H. pearce Capt. w. II | Mcdaniel Sheriff w. E. Williams, Mrs. E. c. Williams, Eugene Williams, Miss | Eula Williams Miss Mabel Wiiams, | StIitibi V. ID. lLdi V. APf q
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